[Verified Answer]: Mr.Jones is an 88-year-old male brought to the

Mr.Jones is an 88-year-old male brought to the emergency room by his daughter for delirium. Upon clinical assessment it is noted that he has a urinary tract infection (UTI), a common cause of delirium in older adults. Prior to this episode, Mr.Jones was living independently at home and required no assistance to complete his daily routine. Mr.Jones’ doctor prescribes him antibiotics for his UTI and explains when and how to take the medication to both him and his daughter. For what reason did the doctor feel it was necessary to explain the medication to the patient’s daughter? Group of answer choicesMr.Jones was competent and had the capacity to understand instructions, but the doctor felt that Mr.Jones’ daughter should act as his full-time caregiverMr. Jones had a terminal illness which means his family should be informed of medical instructionsMr.Jones was incompetent and lacked the capacity to understand instructions for his medicationMr.Jones was competent but lacked the capacity to understand instructions for his medicationDoctors are always required to tell family members instructions, regardless of patient condition, if they are presentMr.Jones was incompetent but had the capacity to understand medical instructions, so his doctor just told the daughter since she was in the room alsoWhich of the following would not likely be considered in a decision regarding who should receive an organ transplant? (select all that apply)Group of answer choiceswhether the patient has a history of alcohol or substance abusewhether the patient has private or government-funded health insurancethe prognosis of the patients in need of the good or servicethe age and diagnosis of the patients in need of the good or servicewhether the patient’s family member has received an organ previously