Mr. Lawrence has come into the clinic to get labs drawn. He sees that you are...
Mr. Lawrence has come into the clinic to get labs drawn. He sees that you are going to draw 4 tubes of blood. He angrily tells you that you cannot take that much blood out of him and that you are a vampire and will drain him of all of his blood. How should you handle this situation? How would you calm the patient so that he will allow you to draw the blood sample?
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Mr. Rodriguez is a 39-yr-old man who come in to clinic today complaining "blurry vision". He...
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