Which neurovascular check performed by a nursing student on a patient with a musculoskeletal injury alerts the instructor that further education is necessary?

A. Checking pulses is a key part of a neurovascular assessment to evaluate circulation. B. Pupils are part of a neurological assessment related to brain function, not peripheral neurovascular status of a limb, so this indicates the student needs further teaching. C. Assessing movement is essential to check motor function and nerve integrity in the affected limb. D. Capillary refill assesses peripheral circulation and is important in neurovascular checks.