How would knowing the patient’s medical history help the auxiliary know what the patient is experiencing?
PT, a 29-year-old male, presents with a positive medical history. He indicates that he has a seizure disorder, but has been stabilized with medications and has not had a seizure in 18 months. The auxiliary enters the treatment room and begins speaking to the patient about the procedure on tooth number 2. As the treatment explanation continues, the patient becomes less responsive and quieter. The auxiliary notifies the dentist of the patient change in consciousness.
What will be an ideal response?
It would assist the dental team in being prepared for the possibility of a seizure.
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