chapter 16 Flashcards

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Best strategy when listening to a patient you strongly disagree with?

A

Remain neutral and listen actively.

Show empathy and acknowledge their perspective.

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What are close-ended questions?

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Questions that can be answered with ‘yes’ or ‘no’ or a short response, limiting discussion (e.g., ‘Do you have pain?’).

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Strategies for working with patients disoriented due to medication?

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Speak slowly and clearly. Use simple instructions. Reassure and reorient frequently.

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Strategies for communicating with hearing-impaired patients?

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Face the patient when speaking. Use written communication if needed. Speak clearly without shouting.

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Strategies for assisting visually impaired patients?

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Describe surroundings. Offer assistance when moving. Use verbal cues instead of gestures.

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How to handle an angry patient?

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Remain calm and avoid arguing. Listen and acknowledge concerns. Set clear boundaries and offer solutions.

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Technique used by the dental hygienist?

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Reflecting.

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When is communication successful?

A

The message is understood as intended by both parties.

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9
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Good communication skills are needed to provide effective patient?

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Education.

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What are closed-ended questions?

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Questions that require a short or one-word answer.

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What are leading questions?

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Questions that suggest a desired answer.

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What are nonverbal communications?

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Communication through body language, facial expressions, etc.

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What are open-ended questions?

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Questions that encourage a full response.

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14
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What is paraphrasing?

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Restating what the patient said in your own words.

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15
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What is probing?

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Asking follow-up questions for more details.

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16
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What is reflecting?

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Repeating what the patient said to confirm understanding.

17
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What is a missed communication step by the physical therapist assistant?

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Feedback or confirming understanding.

18
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Type of question Carolyn asked the accident victim?

A

Open-ended.

19
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What to do if a patient is uncomfortable with being touched on the arm?

A

Respect their boundaries and find another way to show care.

20
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What is empathy in the context of healthcare?

A

Understanding and sharing another person’s feelings.

21
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What are communication barriers?

A

Language differences, distractions, emotional distress, hearing/visual impairments.

22
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Type of question appropriate if a patient is struggling to understand?

A

Probing question.

23
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What are learning objectives?

A

Goals that outline what a person should learn or achieve after instruction.

24
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What is the second step after determining the goal of a nutrition discussion?

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Assess the patient’s current knowledge and needs.

25
What is the first step in planning instruction for postoperative home care?
Assess the husband's prior knowledge and learning needs.
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What are underlying attitudes in discussing patient satisfaction and communication?
Respect, empathy, patience.
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What are the steps in communication?
Sender, message, receiver, feedback.
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How to improve communication?
Active listening, clear speech, cultural awareness.
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Five techniques for an effective talk about a new cancer treatment?
Use clear and simple language. Provide visuals or slides. Engage the audience with questions. Use real-life examples or case studies. Summarize key points and allow time for questions.