Question

question 43
1 pts
establishing a rapport with a patient contributes greatly to a successful immobilization exercise. to establish patient rapport, the radiologic and imaging sciences professional should

explain to the patient how important it is hold still and that you will likely use restraint devices to ensure optimum image quality.

pull out all your immobilization tools in front of the patient to show you know what you are doing.

gently tell the patient what you need to accomplish and how you would like to move forward with the examination.

ask for other technologists to come into the room as you begin the positioning, to demonstrate competence.

Explanation:

To establish rapport, clear and gentle communication about the procedure is key. Explaining needs (option 3) builds trust. Threatening with restraints (1), intimidating with tools (2), or bringing others for show (4) don't foster rapport.

Answer:

C. gently tell the patient what you need to accomplish and how you would like to move forward with the examination.