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Graham is a nursing assistant who has not seen his patient in a couple of days. He notices that the patient seems to understand him, but cannot communicate. The patient has slurred speech and vision impairments. Which should Graham most likely do?

a. get an interpreter
b. stay calm and talk in a regular tone of voice
c. minimize distractions and call the patient by name
d. minimize the patient’s use of hand gestures

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Answer:

B

Explanation:

Staying calm will not get the patient all worked up and get the packed nervous as if their was something to happen to him.

when he is calm he can get a doctor or a nurse for more proceudres to Bette understand what is wrong.

Please give brianliest could really use it! Thank you

Answer:

Hi, I'm just commenting so you can give the other guy who said this first brainliest.

I agree I think it's B

Explanation:

Like all the questions in this course, it's horrible and doesn't make sense. They need to give more details and the answers honestly contradict what the course taught.

Since this is a change in the patients status the answer should be "Graham should report the change in the patient's state to his supervising nurse/practitioner."

I dislike this course so much man.