Part 1 – Ethics – Interpreter Quest

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C Rank the options from least preferrable to most preferable. If there is a tie, just rank them in whichever place that includes the place tied.

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a) “I understand. I won’t mention atherosclerosis or the severity of her condition during the consultation. I’ll keep the conversation focused on general health.”
c) “I see how much you want to protect your mother, but maybe knowing more about her condition could help her manage it better. It might be beneficial for her to understand what’s going on.”
d) “As an interpreter, I’m ethically bound to convey everything the doctor says, including medical terms and details about the condition.
b) “I hear your concerns, and I understand why you’re worried. However, my role is to ensure everything the doctor says is communicated clearly.”
e) “I understand your concerns. How about we talk to the doctor before proceeding, and together we can decide the best way to approach this conversation with your mother?” I

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a) “I understand. I won’t mention atherosclerosis or the severity of her condition during the consultation. I’ll keep the conversation focused on general health.”
b) “I hear your concerns, and I understand why you’re worried. However, my role is to ensure everything the doctor says is communicated clearly.”
c) “I see how much you want to protect your mother, but maybe knowing more about her condition could help her manage it better. It might be beneficial for her to understand what’s going on.”
d) “As an interpreter, I’m ethically bound to convey everything the doctor says, including medical terms and details about the condition.
e) “I understand your concerns. How about we talk to the doctor before proceeding, and together we can decide the best way to approach this conversation with your mother?” A