Question

a lip - reading patient needs to have a fasting glucose tolerance test completed at the local hospital. prior to communicating directions for the test, the administrative medical assistant should
multiple choice
look directly at the patient when conveying instructions.
remove breath mints from his/her mouth.
confirm the patient is ready to receive the instructions.
all of the answer choices are correct.

Explanation:

Lip - reading patients rely on visual cues of the mouth. Looking directly at the patient helps them see the mouth clearly. Removing breath mints ensures no obstruction to mouth visibility. Confirming the patient is ready ensures they are focused on receiving the instructions. All these actions support effective communication for a lip - reading patient.

Answer:

All of the answer choices are correct.