<h2>The goals of quality control are established to provide patients with optimal care.</h2>
Explanation:
Option 1 : This is the right answer, when we utter the word "quality" with respect to the hospital, it means that the hospital needs to provide quality treatment to the patients.
Option 2: This is invalid because, laboratory safety guidelines is equally important to maintain quality treatment.
Option 3: Increasing the number of physicians does not mean that the quality has improved. We have see from the perspective of patients and not from the growth in number in the Organization.
Option 4: This stands invalid because, if the hospital focuses only on financial profit, then the care for patients are entirely lost.
Radium is usually inserted in the vagina of those patients who have cancer of the cervix as part of their treatment. When a nurse want to remove such radium, she must have at her disposal a piece of forceps for carrying out the removal. Long handled forceps should be used because distance helps to limit exposure to the radioactive element.
After the removal, the nurse should assess the patient for pain reaction.
