2. How should the following patients be identified? a. siblings or twins b. newborns C. common names (i.e. Juan Dela Cruz) d. look-alike or sound-alike names (i.e. Annie Jones or Anne E. Jones) e. multiple patients in a room f. unidentified patients (i.e. vehicular accident patients without any IDs) g. unconscious patients h. mentally incapacitated patients

2. How should the following patients be identified? a. siblings or twins b. newborns C. common names (i.e. Juan Dela Cruz) d. look-alike or sound-alike names (i.e. Annie Jones or Anne E. Jones) e. multiple patients in a room f. unidentified patients (i.e. vehicular accident patients without any IDs) g. unconscious patients h. mentally incapacitated patients

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ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

Publisher:Bowie

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