Ms. Ibrahim, 72, fell in the hall and injured her right leg. She needs to be transported by wheelchair to the X-ray department. You are assigned to get her ready to go. How will you prepare Ms. Ibrahim for the transfer? What will you tell her? What clothing should she wear?

Ms. Ibrahim, 72, fell in the hall and injured her right leg. She needs to be transported by wheelchair to the X-ray department. You are assigned to get her ready to go. How will you prepare Ms. Ibrahim for the transfer? What will you tell her? What clothing should she wear?

Essentials Health Info Management Principles/Practices

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ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

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Chapter4: Introduction To The Patient Record

Section4.4: Patient Record Formats

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What clothing should she wear?

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