Communication 2 Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of communication?

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  • verbal (spoken/written)
  • vocal (tone of voice)
  • non-verbal (unspoken)
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% of the use of communication styles

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  • 5% verbal
  • 15% vocal
  • 80% non-verbal
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Verbal communication should be …

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  • breif
  • credible
  • appropriate
  • clear
  • timely
  • relevant
  • adaptable
  • appropriate
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vocal communication includes?

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  • intonation
  • rate
  • pitch
  • colume
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non-verbal communication includes?

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  • appearance
  • posture
  • eye contact
  • expression
  • gestures
  • position
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What is the difference between verbal & non-verbal communication?

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verbal = one at a time
non-verbal = all at once

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What is therapeutic communication?

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  • a dynamic, interactive and purposeful form of communication between a clinician and a patient with the purpose of achieving identified health-related treatment goals.
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what is a therapeutic relationship?

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  • a professional alliance where a clinician and patient join for a defined period in order to reach a health-related goal
  • time limited
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9
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does a nurse stake responsibility for therapeutic relationships?

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YES

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The foundational components of a therapeutic relationship include …

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  • trust
  • respect
  • empathy
  • power
  • professional intimacy
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define the difference between empathy and sympathy

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  • Empathy is shown in how much compassion and understanding we can give to another. Sympathy is more of a feeling of pity for another. - - Empathy is our ability to understand how someone feels while sympathy is our relief in not having the same problems.
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What are the 4 phases of a therapeutic relationship?

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  • pre-interaction
  • orientation
  • working
  • termination
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13
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define the pre interaction stage

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  • the patient is not involved
  • planning phase
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14
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define the orientation stage

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  • introductory phase
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15
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define the working phase

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  • implementation phase
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16
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define the termination phase

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  • end of the therapeutic relationship
17
Q

why do we have professional boundaries?

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  • to protect both patients and employees