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Reflective Account On Patient Abuse
I have noticed a patient abuse by my CI on four different occasions with a 67 year old woman with pulmonary fibrosis and obesity. My CI and I headed to the patient’s room to do treatment. While we were on way to the patient’s room, my CI remembers to get a sliding board and she immediate asked me to get it in the OT gym. As I approach the patient’s door, I overheard my CI say to the patient “you are too fat and you never going to recover and you are going to die soon if you can transfer yourself into the wheelchair”. Sooner's my CI saw me, she quickly changed her tone of voice towards the patient and I noticed the patient’s eyes were
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