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CRITICAL THINKING 3points each 1. What might be ways you could help support a female patient who, per religious traditions, wears head and body coverings to veil their skin, and feels very vulnerable and uncomfortable having an ECG performed? 2. What is the friendliest and most patient-centered way you can think of to tell a very talkative patient not to talk during the procedure? "Quote yoursel?" 3. Why is it important to instruct a patient to keep their exam gown on during the ECG procedure? Does it depend on the sex of the patient?

Answer 1

Q. No 1. Answer :

1. I will educate client regarding importantance of ecg for that client. And make the woman to ready for test by feeling comfortable by providing privacy.

2. I will tell the client this test is done by only female staff only.

3. And also I will allow your parents to stay beside of you while doing it.

4. The screen will be there around for you nothing will happen like that I will make her comfortable.

Q. No 2 answer :

1. I will tell the client like please don't talk while doing procedure, because it interpret your test.

2. If you talks during in the procedure the values may comes in altered way, so that the test may need to repeat again.

3. It may discomfort to you only again and time waste also.

4. Like that I will convince to stop talking while doing procedure.

Q. No 3. Answer :

1. Exam gown is important to the client while doing ecg. It is not only the gender point of view but also easy to manipulate while doing procedure.

2. And it is a one of the protocol to prevent partiality.

3. To prevent infections they will use sterile gown in hospitals, because out side cloths may cause infection.

4. To prevent cross infections they use like as a personal protective equipment.