How should a radiographer use speech reading to communicate with those patients with a hearing impairment?
What will be an ideal response?
Face the patient and speak slowly and clearly, allowing the patient to read facial expressions and gestures.
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Which of the following statements regarding a breech presentation is MOST correct?
A. A breech presentation occurs when the buttocks are the presenting part. B. There is minimal risk of trauma to the infant with a breech presentation. C. It is impossible to deliver a breech presentation in the prehospital setting. D. Breech deliveries occur rapidly, so the EMT should deliver at the scene.
Which of the following statements regarding primary blast injuries is correct?
A) Primary blast injuries are typically the most obvious injuries. B) Primary blast injuries are the most easily overlooked. C) Primary blast injuries are the result of flying glass or shrapnel. D) Primary blast injuries are due entirely to intense heat.
If there is no contraindication for reflexology, and the recipient feels tenderness in a specific spot on the feet, the practitioner should:
A) End the session immediately B) Move to another location C) Switch feet D) Apply techniques to the spot until the pain declines or dissipates