Although health care leaders advocate hiring language interpreters, less than 10% of hospitals report encountering an individual with limited english proficiency on a daily basis. a. false b. true

False

Explanation:

It is much more common for doctors in hospitals to encounter patients who have difficulty speaking and communicating in English.

It is extremely important for language interpreters to be present when a "limited English proficiency" person is in need of medical assistance.

There was a study conducted in 2006, which stated that the language barrier is a problem for as much as 63% of patients.

depression is an ongoing sadness\lack of motivation. you feel and feel like its never going to get better. you're so sad to the point you think of death.

anxiety is an ongoing feeling of paranoia\ feeling like everyone is watching you and making fun of you. you get nervous easily and feel like the room is spinning.  

yes, they cause death every year. its a long, exhausting battle. only few make it through as sad as it sounds.

explanation:

i think she would gain 18 grams