Answer: True
Explanation:
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A Medical Interpreter is someone who translates medical documents, processes and otherwise anything medical to a patient that is unable to understand the language of the jurisdiction that they are in.
They are very important to the Consent process because Providers of Medicare have a duty to ensure that they obtain consent for any and every procedure performed on a patient. If the patient does not understand the language used then they cannot properly give consent. This is where a Medical Interpreter come in. By translating the language they ensure that people who don't understand the local Language can still give their consent or not to medical procedures that could save their lives.
