Richard is a 67-year-old man with t

Richard is a 67-year-old man with terminal cancer. He has just had a liver scan and
been told to visit his doctor, an oncologist (that is, a cancer specialist whose work
focuses on tumors), and get the results. When Richard arrives, the doctor says that
there has been no change in his condition, which is, nevertheless, not good. Richard
asks the doctor what can be done, and he replies that there is no remedy for this kind
of cancer. Becoming somewhat agitated, Richard asks the doctor what he would advise
him to do, but the doctor merely repeats his opinion that there is nothing to be done.
By this time Richard is both frustrated and upset, and he asks the doctor why he won't
care for him and doesn't care about him. In response the doctor gives Richard a prescription,
but he makes it clear that the dru_g is being prescribed only as a psychological
crutch-that it will not improve Richard's health. When he finally leaves the
doctor's office, Richard feels totally depressed, abandoned, and dehumanized. Do you
feel the doctor handled Richard's case well? If so, why; if not, why not? How would
you have handled the situation or advised the doctor to handle it? Discuss both the
truth telling aspect of what the doctor said and his methods of giving out information
and relating to his patient.

ผลลัพธ์ (ไทย) 1:

Richard is 67 years old with terminal cancer at the terminal recently had a liver scan. And then told the doctor that his oncologist (a specialist cancer has focused on the tumor), and get results when it comes to Richard. Doctors say his condition has changed that, however bad Richards asked the doctor and he said I do not have a fix for this type of cancer has become quite the incentive to do so. Richard asked the doctor if he would advise him to do. But only repeated his opinion that. Nothing will be done by this time. Richard has both frustrated. And upset And he asked the doctor why he will not take care of him. And they do not answer Doctor Richard prescription , but clearly that is defined as dru_g mind that crutch-. It will improve the health of Richard does when he leaves the doctor's office. Richard felt depressed and dehumanized competition , you feel the doctor handling the case of Richard Good , if so why , if not, why not , how would you have handled the situation. Or doctor managed to talk the talk and told the doctor his way to the truth and dealing with his patients.

ผลลัพธ์ (ไทย) 2:

Richards was 67 years of cancer he had just scan the liver and was told to go to his doctor a tumor (ie, cancer specialists whose work focuses on the tumor). and get results when Richard arrived the doctor said there has been no change in his condition is. But not Richard asked the doctor what he can do and if there is a remedy for this type of cancer has become somewhat uneasy, Richard asked the doctor if he would advise him to do. But doctors only repeated his opinion that there was nothing to be done. By the time Richard are both disappointed and upset, and he asked the doctor why he won. ' t take care of him and did not care about him in response that the doctor gives Richard a prescription, but he made ​​it clear. dru_g is defined as a psychological crutch that it will not improve the health of Richard when he finally left the doctor's office, Richard felt depressed and totally neglected. dehumanized you feel medical case management, Richard, too? If so, why; if not, why not? How would you have handled the situation or advise doctors to deal with it or do not talk as I say. Practically every aspect of what the doctor said, and his methods of providing information and involving his patients.

ผลลัพธ์ (ไทย) 3:

Richard is a 67 year old man with terminal cancer and liver scans, he just
told me to go see his doctor oncologist (cancer specialist is a
highlight tumors) and get results. When Richard arrived. Doctors say
there is a change in his condition is not good, however, Richard
doctor asked what could be done and he replied that there was no treatment for this type of
cancer. He was quite upset Richard asked how he would advise
him to do. But doctors also reiterated his opinion that there was nothing to be done. By this time Richard
has both frustrated and upset and he asked the doctor why he does not care
for him. And ignore him in response to doctors Richard prescription
, but he made ​​it clear that dru_g is defined as a crutch psychology
, which will help improve the health of Richard. When he was finally released. of office
, medical, Richard felt depressed, neglected and dehumanized. You
feel that the doctor handling the case of Richard? If so, why not? If not, why
do you cope with the situation. Or encourage doctors to deal with it or not. Advisor to the
fact that the nature of what I say. And how to provide information
and relate to his patients.