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    The medical staff is required to closely monitor a pregnant patient with diabetes to prevent harm to the fetus while maintaining the patient's security and rights. Even if the patient reacts negatively, she must still receive counseling to understand the health consequences for herself and the fetus. A court order may be necessary if the patient refuses care, as there are health risks to both the mother and fetus from untreated diabetes that require ensuring proper treatment and medication are followed.

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    The medical staff is required to closely monitor a pregnant patient with diabetes to prevent harm to the fetus while maintaining the patient's security and rights. Even if the patient reacts negatively, she must still receive counseling to understand the health consequences for herself and the fetus. A court order may be necessary if the patient refuses care, as there are health risks to both the mother and fetus from untreated diabetes that require ensuring proper treatment and medication are followed.

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    Is Fetal Endangerment A Mother's Right

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    The medical staff is required to closely monitor a pregnant patient with diabetes to prevent harm to the fetus while maintaining the patient's security and rights. Even if the patient reacts negatively, she must still receive counseling to understand the health consequences for herself and the fetus. A court order may be necessary if the patient refuses care, as there are health risks to both the mother and fetus from untreated diabetes that require ensuring proper treatment and medication are followed.

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    Alecha, Eiah Janine M.

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    CASE STUDY
    Is Fetal Endangerment a Mother's Right?
    1. The medical staff is required to maintain the fetus from acquiring diabetes while keeping her
    secure and under close observation and taking all essential precautions. She should still get
    assistance and counseling even if she reacts rudely or poorly so that she can understand the
    possible consequences of her actions. When dealing with patient rights, you must be aware that if
    a patient is not satisfied, they have the right to leave, object, or file a complaint negative deeds or
    conduct, yet Jane does not exhibit any of these because she must take care of her diabetes in
    addition to the fetus' health, which is extremely important.
    2. A court order is necessary since there are other options besides keeping her in the hospital it's
    not always necessary to make sure she gets the proper care and medication.

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