[Answered]: A) A medical administrator needs to explain…

A) A medical administrator needs to explain thoroughly and succinctly the following 3 clinical scenarios and provide an example for each to justify their way of thinking: 1).A 47-year-old man has morbid obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure. He seems to understand the regimen of medications the doctors have prescribed for him, and he seems to comply with taking them. However, he is having problems controlling his eating. He loves fast food, especially the triple cheeseburgers with bacon and chocolate milkshakes from a local restaurant. What would be the appropriate tone to use with this patient? (The medical administrator needs to explain their answer, providing examples). 2).A 35-year-old man, accompanied by his partner, has come for blood draws in the lab where you are a phlebotomist. The patient tells the medical administrator that he is terrified of needles. What would be appropriate to say to him? (The medical administrator needs to explain their answer). 3).A 68-year-old woman has arrived for a scheduled abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan in the radiology department where the medical administrator works as a tech. A part of the process of preparing the patient for the scan is to have her ingest a contrast agent in the form of a drink. She has had CT scans before and has consumed contrast, but she is convinced that since that last CT she has developed an allergy to the agent. She is terrified of the drink. She has no rational reason for believing she has an allergy, and she should drink the solution as soon as possible if she is to have her scheduled scan in 30 minutes. What would be the appropriate way to speak to this patient about the prospect of drinking the contrast? (The medical administrator needs to explain their answer).