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A grandmother has a tumor in her stomach and is unsure about some of the treatment options her doctors have proposed. What can she do to help clearly understand the information and make an informed decision?


Bring someone with her to the appointments to help listen and ask questions because it can be overwhelming to hear and process all the information on her own

Look up her treatment options online at a medical website to learn the management of her disease that will be more specific to her than from her own doctor

Tell the doctor to choose what treatment option she should have because he is the expert and her personal opinions should not come into play

Write down questions before going to the appointment so she can have the nurse
discuss them with the doctor after the appointment is over

I have put 50 points on this and will give brainliest answer!

Respuesta :

not sure, but I think maybe 1. 2 is bad because it's internet, and the professional will more likely to give the best advice. 3 maybe, but the problem is asking that she is not sure about the treatment, and needs to understand clearly instead of letting someone decide. 4 why would someone discuss it after the appointment, and why would the nurse discuss it. 1 is hella sketchy but I think it's the best out all of them, if not it's probably 3. Hope that helps!