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¡¡¡¡The same qualities that make people good house guests make them good hospital patients. Good house guests can expect a reasonable amount of service and effort on their behalf£¬ and hospital patients can also. Guests have to adjust to what is for them a change£¬ and certainly hospital patients must do the same. No one appreciates a complaining£¬ unpleasant£¬ unappreciative house guest£¬ and the hospital staff is no exception. Hose guests who expect vast changes to be made for their benefit are not popular for long. Certainly nurses and other personnel with their routines feel the same way about patients in their care. Just as house guests must make adjustments to enjoy their visits£¬ so patients must make adjustments to make their stays reasonably pleasant and satisfying under the circumstances.£¨ÖðÏî±È½Ï£©
