When Taking a Patient History,it Is Important to

question 19

Multiple Choice

When taking a patient history,it is important to

• A)remain very impersonal and show little emotion or empathy toward the patient.
• B)call the patient by his or her first name to establish instant credibility.
• C)maintain a polite and professional demeanor when gathering information.
• D)memorize the patient's comments to relay them to the radiologist later.

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