Question

1 What sad news did the doctor give when he was sitting on the chair ​

Answer 1

Answer:

who knows????

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

know bad news is coming my way when my oncologist walks into the exam room with a nurse. It doesn’t matter that he introduces her as a new nurse getting to know the system. In my more than six years of seeing my oncologist for metastatic colon cancer, he has never come in accompanied. He wants her in the room to learn how to give bad news.

After 25 years as a pediatrician, I know the guidelines. Find a quiet room. Give the news directly. Allow for silences. Offer tissues and glasses of water. Wait for the family’s questions and answer them as fully as possible.

I’ve had to tell families that their child has a chronic disease, is gravely ill, has died. Now my oncologist rotates the chair facing the computer so it faces me. He sits down, makes eye contact, glances at the box of tissues by his side.

The nurse stands just behind him, shifting her weight between her feet. I sit on the exam table, with two of my friends next to me, holding my hands

Explanation:

Please mark me as brain