Emotional barriers are defined as:
A. patients who do not speak English as their primary language.
B. patients who have visual, hearing, or learning impairments.
C. patients who have difficulty communicating their thoughts.
D. patients who are saddened, anxious, or ill-tempered.
E. patients who do not have health insurance coverage.
ANSWER: D
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A) Call for law enforcement assistance in case the father becomes violent. B) Have the father leave the room so you can complete your assessment. C) Reassure him and have him get the child's favorite toy to take to the hospital. D) Tell the father to calm down that the boy will be just fine.
The best non-urgent move for OEC Technicians to use when alone is the:
a. human crutch. b. chair carry. c. fore and aft carry. d. back carry.