You describe a good doctor patient relationship by good bedside manner is typically one that reassures and comforts the patient while remaining honest about a diagnosis. ... Third, patients want to see their lab results and for the doctor to explain what they mean. Fourth, patients simply do not want to feel judged by their providers. I hope that help :)
1. Socio-economic factors
2. Physical factors
3. Lifestyle factors
<span>4. Health needs</span>
Fast oral re hydration with an "Oral Re hydration Solutions" if patient is conscious and doesn't upchuck, if not administrate IV liquid to restabalize the fluid adjust. Shouldn't require more than that, if drying out occurs even thou admission of water is sufficient consider administrating hostile to diuretic and analyzing the kidneys would be a my first strategy.<span />
