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Alexus [3.1K]
2 years ago
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1. It is important to provide a detail description of procedure to the patient, in order for the procedure to be completed succe

ssfully. David could also receive important information about the patient such as, is there any pacemaker in the body or jewelry. These things can cause confliction in the procedure.
2. Electrode sensors need to be placed firmly on the chest for the most accurate reading. If not placed correctly it could lead to a mis-signal or no signal at all. David would be recommended to shave little patches of hair on Mr. Masterson chest area where electrode sensors will be place, in order to complete the procedure.
3. The fact that Mr. Masterson can't lay flat, might be more common than most might think, due to claustrophobia, injuries etc. Next option will be to ask Mr. Masterson to lay in a semi-fowler position. Position change must be documented on a patient's medical record chart always.
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Juliette [100K]2 years ago
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Your answer is number 2

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