When you act as the "voice of the patient" what are you actually doing for that patient??
A) witnessing
B) treating
C) advocating
D) mimicking
C
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A) raise your voice and repeat your question. B) ask his wife what happened. C) give him a little longer to answer. D) ask him if he has a hearing aid.
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A) inflammation B) suturing C) constriction D) hardening