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fenix001 [56]
2 years ago
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medical assistants to ensure the personal and physical safety of stroke and seizure patients during an office visit.

Biology
1 answer:
musickatia [10]2 years ago
7 0

In general medical assistants note the history and important signs of patients and maintain the record, to solve and understand healthcare problems.

Medical assistance will be done in hospitals, physicians chambers, RMP guest house and other medical facilities.

Medical assistant make sure that the personal and physical safety or hygiene of stroke and seizure patients whoever visited to the healthcare clinic. If there is no proper physical care the stroke patient mentally gets disturbed, leads to increased stroke may led to life threatening.

Taking personal care is very important for seizure patient, first aid will be given to the patients until seizure stops then prescribing anti-seizure medication is essential to maintain the critical health condition of the patients.

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