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Ms. Franklin has been admitted for surgery and has a significant hearing deficit. Staff members interacting with her should: - Use paper and pencil only for communication. - Ask the patient how best to communicate with her. - Require a family member to be present at all times to communicate in sign language. - Instruct the family to take her hearing aids home to prevent inadvertent loss. 

          Ms. Franklin has been admitted for surgery and has a significant hearing deficit. Staff members interacting with her should:
- Use paper and pencil only for communication.
- Ask the patient how best to communicate with her.
- Require a family member to be present at all times to communicate in sign language.
- Instruct the family to take her hearing aids home to prevent inadvertent loss.
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Ms. Franklin has been admitted for surgery and has a significant hearing deficit. Staff members interacting with her should: - Use paper and pencil only for communication. - Ask the patient how best to communicate with her. - Require a family member to be present at all times to communicate in sign language. - Instruct the family to take her hearing aids home to prevent inadvertent loss.
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