Which palpation grade indicates no withdrawal response?

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Palpation response is graded from none to increasing withdrawal, which helps quantify how strongly a person reacts to touch. The key idea is that a lack of movement means no withdrawal.

The correct choice is the option that represents no withdrawal at all—the lowest grade on the scale. This shows there is no nociceptive or protective movement in response to palpation. The other options reflect progressively stronger withdrawal responses, so they are not correct for indicating no response.