reasons of consent

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answered Mar 7, 2021 by anonymous

to make sure the patient is willing to do or take what the doctor or care giver gave him/her

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answered Mar 7, 2021 by anonymous

it is used to know the willingness of the patient to take or do what the doctor gave him

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