Admitted for asthma management

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Mrs Clifton is a 29-year-old Aboriginal female, who has been admitted for asthma management. While completing the vital signs on Mrs Clifton, she is demanding to go outside to have a cigarette. Her partner states that they can take her outside in a wheelchair. You try to explain to Mrs Clifton that, due to her respiratory issues, it is unadvisable for her to smoke, and you offer to ask the doctor to write up a prescription for a nicotine patch. She becomes increasingly agitated, and upset that you are not 'listening' to her. develop a role with the 3 character the nurse ,patient and family member.

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