chapter 6: therapeutic communication Flashcards

1
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the high pitched rapid delivery of a message often indicates what

A

anxiety

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2
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why can’t you say “I wouldn’t worry about that” to a client?

A

implies there is not sufficient reason for concern completely devaluating the clients feelings

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3
Q

what type of question uses “what if” or similar questions to assist clients in exploring feelings and to gain greater understanding of problems and possible solutions?

A

projective questions

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4
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what type of question explores the clients life goals or motivations by presenting a hypothetical situation in which the client no longer has a mental health disorder?

A

presupposition question

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5
Q

the interaction is more comfortable when the nurse and the client are _____ to _____ feet apart

A

3-6 feet

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6
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a message where the words are explicit and need no interpretation?

A

concrete message

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7
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this is an example of what kind of message?

“what health symptoms caused you to come to the hospital today?”

A

concrete message

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8
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______ questions are clear, direct, and easy to understand

A

concrete

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9
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___________ messages are unclear patterns of words that often contain figures of speech that are difficult to interpret

A

abstract

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10
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this is an example of what kind of message?

a nurse who wants to know why a client was admitted to the unit asks, “How did you get here?”

A

abstract message

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11
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_____ cues are clear, direct statements of intent

A

overt

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12
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what type of cue is this?

“I want to die”

A

overt

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13
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______ cues are vague or indirect messages that need interpretation or exploration

A

covert

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14
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what type of cue is this?

“nothing can help me”

A

covert

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15
Q

a _______- face is frozen into an emotionless deadpan expression similar to a mask

A

impassive

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16
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what kind of body positions might threaten the listener who is defensive or not accepting?

A

closed body positions

17
Q

more accepting body position is to sit facing client with: (4)

A

-both feet on floor
-knees parallell
-hands at side of body
-legs uncrossed

18
Q

________ role used broad openings and open-ended questions to collect info and help the client identify and discuss the topic of concern

A

non directive

19
Q

a ______ role asks direct yes or no questions

A

directive

20
Q

when the client is suicidal, experiencing a crisis, or out of touch w reality the nurse uses a __________ role

A

directive

21
Q

_______ used observation in first step of therapeutic interaction

A

Peplau

22
Q

________ communication occurs within the individual

A

intrapersonal

23
Q

___________ communication occurs one-on-one with another individual

A

interpersonal