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Questions: Sam is a consenting adult; does Sam have to have this bloodwork procedure if he does not want it? Why or why not? 2. What can you tell Sam if he chooses not to have the bloodwork done, how would not having it done potentially affect him? 3. What if Sam was a 16-year-old patient without a parent present; does he have to have the bloodwork done? Why or why not? 4. Is it ever appropriate to physically restrain a consenting adult patient for a procedure? Why or why not? 5. Is it ever appropriate to physically restrain a consenting mature minor for a procedure? Why or why not? 6. Is it ever appropriate to physically restrain a toddler for a procedure? Why or why not? 7. Sam is a consenting adult; how do we document this interaction? 8. Sam is a minor and refuses the bloodwork; what are our next steps as the MA? What and how do we document about this interaction? 9. What if Sam doesn't verbally state that he doesn't want the bloodwork but exhibits the following; won't look up at you, won't make eye contact, shaking his leg, hands are shaking, voice is quiet. What