Emma is a nurse in the emergency room. She is trying to help a patient who speaks another language. The patient is clutching at his chest while repeating the word ‘help.’ Emma can see that the patient is having cardiac issues. Since the emergency room deals with cardiac issues frequently, the doctors and nurses spring into action. They perform tests and insert IV fluids to stabilize the patient. Even though the patient is already getting the treatment they need, why might Emma call for an interpreter? (1 point) Responses So the hospital can charge the patient for another service. So the hospital can charge the patient for another service. So the patient can understand the steps the staff is taking to help. So the patient can understand the steps the staff is taking to help. Emma does not want to have to deal with the patient. Emma does not want to have to deal with the patient. There is no need for an interpreter if the patient is being treated.
So the patient can understand the steps the staff is taking to help. An interpreter can help ensure that the patient fully understands their diagnosis, treatment plan, and any instructions for follow-up care. This can help improve patient outcomes and prevent any misunderstandings.
