The patient requirements for successful treatment in removable prosthodontics include ____________

Patient was seen at urgent care with complaints of numerous spasms in her feet. he spasms occur at all times of the day, and often while walking. After examining her feet, the physician could find no physiologic reason for the spasms. He prescribes a muscle relaxant in hope that it might help. He also referred her to her PCP for further testing and treatment as needed

Dx: Carpopedal spasm What will be an ideal response?

Why is it important to support the client's hand fully when performing a sensory evaluation?

A. So the client remains relaxed B. To prevent the hand from moving, which could provide sensory information that interferes with the testing C. To be sure that the client pays attention D. To be consistent in technique among all clients