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CRITICAL THINKING 3 points eacih ssyear old female patient presents in office for their pelvic examination. She has Anobese, ain, and cannot move very well or comfortably. How could you best aid this patient into position for the exam? 2. When you call a patient to attempt to schedule her to come in for her overdue Pap smear, she is resistant and says, "I don't see the point of doing it." What kind of education and support could you provide? A trans male patient is in office to have their annual physical exam, including pelvic exam. What are some ways you could help make them feel comfortable and supported?

Answer 1

1)If the patient us capable of moving limbs to an extent support can be provided by the healthcare professionals when a provider is examining

• Supine position with both legs abducted

When physical movement is completely restricted or not possible the following can be done for assessment

• Radiograph
• Magnetic resonance imaging
• Magnetic resonance arthroscopy

2)The following health education can be given

• Pap's smear forms the basic test to rule out any major uterine illness help in to take precautions and be healthy
• It is a must for married women , women aged 40+,having many children
• It is the best and painless way to detect cervical cancer
• It iscz part of women's health check up

3)The best way to support these patients are

• Giving and maintaining high privacy
• Making them feel secured
• Good ,comfortable ,dignified communication
• Clarifying any doubts
• Not exposing the patient unnecessarily
• Removal of any extra staff as a part of making them feel more secured.