Answer:
in vivo exposure therapy
Explanation:
This kind of therapy is based on the idea that the patient should face the trigger that produces discomfort. Although it can be thought as a counterproductive kind of therapy, it is necessary to take into account that the professional should be very well prepared in order to recognized the level of anxiety the patient is going through when the in vivo exposure therapy is taking place, and it is possible to simply stop it when they consider it is not healthy for the patient.
On the other hand, the therapy is very well known to help patients facing diferent kinds of phobias and to be very successful.
They are able to retain more information than simple paper files and they are easily accessible for multiple people at once in different areas of the world. They help patients move hospitals/areas if necessary with all medical information following them.
Answer:
"the endotracheal tube could enter Right main bronchus if inserted too far"
Explanation:
Based on the information provided it can be said that in this scenario the statemen that would indicate complete understanding would be "the endotracheal tube could enter Right main bronchus if inserted too far". This statement is completely true and occurs because the right bronchus is shorter and wider than the left thus allowing easier passage.
Answer:
Hope this helps :)
Explanation:
Pros: The son gets to make his own decision if he wants to undergo surgery, The son has got to experience what its like to be deaf, the technology is better now than when he was a baby, the son will be able to function without the implant on if he chooses to get it, his parents will be able to teach him deaf culture/he will get to experience deaf culture, the son gets to make an informed decision since he can do his own research
Cons: If he chooses to get it the learning curve will be much longer and harder than it would be for a baby, it will impact/interrupt his life while he recovers/learns to use the implant, the scar will be bigger and more visible, he has the responsibility of making a life altering decision while still being a teenager, he will have to adjust/learn hearing culture, he will have to deal with being bullied/teased since he is a teen and teens are mean, he will have to go to speech therapy to learn how to properly speak, he will have to learn whatever single sound is which can be overwhelming as an adult/teen.
