Communication Part 2

Question 0

L-E-A-R-N

Answer 0

• Listen carefully to client’s perspective of health problems
• Explain your understanding and seek validation
• Acknowledge the differences and similarities of your perceptions
• Recommend from a shared understanding
• Negotiate a treatment plan

Question 1

intercultural communication

Answer 1

sender belongs to one culture and the receiver is from another
-nonverbal and maybe language differences

Question 2

Gender differences

Answer 2

• men often prefer information and facts (provide structure and information)
• women often prefer more social and emotional interactions (allow women to ask questions)

Question 3

communication disability

Answer 3

any client who has any impairment in body structure or function that interferes with communication

Question 4

types of communication deficits

Answer 4

• hearing loss
• vision loss
• impaired verbal communication secondary to speech and language deficits
• impaired cognition
• communication deficits associates with some mental disorders
• environmental deprivation as related to illness

Question 5

vision loss in children

Answer 5

lack nonverbal cues such as facial expressions that encourage development of communication skills

traditional visual screening cannot be done reliably until age 3

Question 6

vision loss in older adults

Answer 6

increased likelihood of visual disturbances

difficulty to accommodate shifts from far to near

macular degeneration

Question 7

expressive aphasia

Answer 7

understand what is being said but cannot express thoughts/feelings in words

Question 8

receptive aphasia

Answer 8

difficulties in receiving and processing oral messages

Question 9

global aphasia

Answer 9

difficulty with both expression and reception of messages