Ch 3- Communication/Interview Flashcards
Ad hoc interpreter
Using a patients family member, friends, or child as an interpreter for a patient with limited English proficiency (LEP)
Animism
Imagining that inanimate objects (ex. blood pressure cuff) come to life and have human characteristics
Avoidance language
Use of euphemisms to avoid reality or hide feelings
Clarification
Examiners response used when patients word choice is ambiguous or confusing
Closed questions
Specific info
Yes or no
Confrontation
Honest feedback to patient
Distancing
Use of impersonal speech btwn self and threat
Elderspeak
Infantilizing and demeaning language used by health prof when speaking to older adult
Electronic health recording
Direct computer entry in presence of patient
Ethnocentrism
Tendency to view own life as most desirable, acceptable, or best and act superior to another culture
Explanation
Factual and objective
Facilitation
examiners response that encourages patient to say more
Geographic privacy
Private room only examiner and patient are present
Interpretation
Examiners inference or conclusion
Interview
Meeting btwn examiner and patient to gather health history