Question

12 multiple choice 1 point a patient of color arrives for a gi series in a bright flowing gown and turban. you wish to be empathetic, so your first question might be “what country do you come from?” “can you speak english?” “where did you get that outfit?” “have you had this procedure done before?” 13 multiple choice 1 point when confidential patient information is to be transmitted by fax, it should be transmitted in the standard medical private code. seen only by the receiving physician. preceded by a phone call to the recipient. reconsidered and sent by mail.

Explanation:

Question 12

To be empathetic, the question should focus on the patient's experience with the procedure (relevant to their care) rather than assumptions about their background (like country, language, or outfit origin). Asking about prior experience with the GI series is appropriate for care - related empathy.

When faxing confidential patient info, a phone call to the recipient first is a standard practice to ensure the recipient is available to receive and protect the information. There's no standard medical private code for fax, can't ensure only the receiving physician sees it, and reconsidering to mail isn't the standard for faxed confidential info.

Answer:

D. "Have you had this procedure done before?"

Question 13