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Select physical signs you may see in a patient who is actively dying.

Correct Answer: A,C,D

Rationale: The correct physical signs for a patient actively dying are A, C, and D. Slow capillary refill indicates poor circulation, common in end-of-life stages. Cold hands and feet result from decreased blood flow to extremities. Mottled and blotchy skin, especially on hands, feet, and knees, signifies decreased perfusion. Ringing in the ears (choice
B) is not typically associated with actively dying patients.

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