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Answer: To remember the elements which are important to assess with a symptoms.
( The mnemonic acts as a base for remembering the assessment and to intervne about the particular problems that should be focused along with the other health issues. The nurse intervne about the other symptoms or the focused assessment to recall the elements that are important for the assessment.)
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