You know a patient is uncomfortable about undergoing a pel-vic examination, and you ask the male physician to wait for you before he begins the examination. He tells you he can’t wait and doesn’t need your assistance. You know the patientwants another woman in the room. How would you respond,and what is at stake? Does it matter if the reason for thepatient’s request to have you present is simply preference,is linked to a history of abuse, or is related to her culturalor religious beliefs?

You know a patient is uncomfortable about undergoing a pel-vic examination, and you ask the male physician to wait for you before he begins the examination. He tells you he can’t wait and doesn’t need your assistance. You know the patientwants another woman in the room. How would you respond,and what is at stake? Does it matter if the reason for thepatient’s request to have you present is simply preference,is linked to a history of abuse, or is related to her culturalor religious beliefs?

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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Publisher:RICE

Chapter10: Medication Administration Essentials

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