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have been much v awful. You say est this morning stients receiving Case Study: Mrs. Nelson Revisited When Mrs. Nelson called her primary care provider, it would have bee more therapeutic had the assistant said, "Oh, Mrs. Nelson, how awful y the emergency room physician asked that you have a blood test this more and that you have his records with you? We usually only see patients re complete physicals in the morning, but I believe that the doctor will want comply with the emergency room physician. Would you mind if you had to wa a bit when you come in?" Mrs. Nelson, who has already shown that she is a compliant client, respon in the affirmative and the assistant selects a time where the wait will be as min. imal as possible. When she is ushered into an examination room and blood has been taken, the doctor might have said, "My assistant tells me you had a fright ening experience with a dog, Mrs. Nelson. Tell me what happened." While the doctor listens and observes Mrs. Nelson, he will notice her ban- daged head and finger and how uncomfortable she appears. It is likely that questions will be asked of Mrs. Nelson regarding the medical chart from the emergency room to further enhance her provider's record. It seems important, also, for the doctor to say, "May I remove your bandage to have a look at your injury while the assistant is checking your blood count for us?"

Answer 1

In the present case study Mrs.Nelson is seriously injured by a dog she took an appointment for a revisit for the emergency doctor.

The questions mainly asked in the present case study are based on the Maslow's hierarchical needs and therapeutic communication.

1. The health care provider is very co-operative with the patient who is in need. The patient is very anxious and worried about her condition of the wound and regarding her dog status, and regarding the tour where she planned for her wedding anniversary.

In the present scenario, the doctor elevated Mrs. Nelson's hierarchy needs during the middle phase of communication, where the physician elevated her psychological needs and self-fulfilment needs by giving a good interaction and paid a close attention with the patient in a friendly and understanding manner and given respect to her needs and wishes and achieve self-esteem of her and as well as maximise her full potential.

2. The conversation begins with good interaction with the patient and realize herself that there is no need to worry by meeting the security level of the patient.

3. The conversation ends in a friendly manner and achieves the full potential of the patient and elevated the esteem of the patient and given reassurance, given proper advice, and given the required explanations.

4. The therapist helps patient develop the potentials of the patient by applying the The Maslow hierarchical needs.