Question

When a person is diagnosed with a fatal illness, it can be a struggle to adjust to lifestyle changes. Days spent before at school or work may turn into countless days in the doctor’s office or hospital. Family life must adjust as one member of the family requires more attention than the rest, or duties that were once performed by the patient must be turned over to another family member. Financial issues may arise as medical bills begin to come in. On top of that, physical symptoms begin to progress. In what setting might a patient find the best information on how to handle their new situation? (1 point) Responses one on one conversations with patients one on one conversations with patients small group discussions small group discussions pamphlets made available in public places pamphlets made available in public places featured series on the tv or internet

Answer 1

A patient might find the best information on how to handle their new situation through **small group discussions**. These settings allow for shared experiences and support from others who are in similar situations, providing a sense of community and understanding. Additionally, participants can ask questions and receive practical advice from both peers and possibly healthcare professionals.

Answer 2

Anisha has a headache, so she goes to the doctor’s office. After diagnosing her with a sinus infection, as well as a touch of bronchitis, Anisha’s doctor tells her to take some Tylenol for the pain, as well as an antibiotic that he prescribes. She looks at the prescription he hands her. It says Amoxil 500 mg. Take 1 twice a day until gone. She goes to the pharmacy to have the prescription filled. What part of this communication covers the relationship dimension? (1 point) Responses diagnosis of sinus infection with touch of bronchitis diagnosis of sinus infection with touch of bronchitis the doctor telling Anisha to take Tylenol the doctor telling Anisha to take Tylenol Amoxil 500mg Take 1 twice per day until gone Amoxil 500mg Take 1 twice per day until gone Anisha’s headache