Communication Skills Flashcards

1
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Open questions

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Longer and creative answers. Tell me explain.

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Closed questions

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Yes, no make chose from list of possible answers on descriptive

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3
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Leading questions

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Suggestive prompts encourages answer
Time is it efficient and focused

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4
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Probing questions

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 Does a more info based on clients, response

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5
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Doublebarrelled questions

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Ask two questions at once

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6
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When is questioning important?

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For over-the-counter interactions in a mess, pharmacy services, Clerkin and clinical trial charging assessments

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7
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Wwham pathway

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Who
what symptoms?
How long has The Simpsons been there for
actions
medication?

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8
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Ass method

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Age appearance, search for someone else medication extra medication time, persistent history of the symptoms and dangerous symptoms

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9
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Sitdownsir

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Sitel, location of sign or symptom intensity, type of nature, duration, onset of symptoms, aggregation radiation, incidents of frequency, relieved by relieved by

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10
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Socrates

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Site onset character, radiation Association time exacerbation severity

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11
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What is discriminative listening?

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Only listening to what you want to listen to

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12
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Why is silence in communication important?

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Both parties organise thoughts opportunity for both individuals to speak emphasise important messages

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13
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Fleece model

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Model of empathy, discussing putting yourself in other peoples shoes

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14
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Comprehensive, listening

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Refraining from being critical evaluation, the message

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15
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Why is active, listening important?

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Signal interest and her patient story reduce number of complaints into liberate with patients, emotional state, picking up verbal and non-verbal cues

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16
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Ways of showing active, listening

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Wait time, nodding eye contact encouragement, repetition

17
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What are the different type of consultation models?

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Default paternalistic, consumerist, mutuality

18
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Default consultation

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Practitioner in control

19
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Paternalistic consultation

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Practitioner, heads or control close consultation

20
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Consumer iStick consultation

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Patient in control forcing opinions

21
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What is a mutualistic consultation?

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Open questions, encouraging people to talk

22
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Which method is a preferred method of conversation

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Mitualistic

23
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List the types of barriers of communication

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Physical time, environments, language, gender, cultural, personal, an emotional

24
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Environmental barriers to communication

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Privacy concern, noise, and unhygienic

25
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Time, barriers of communication

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Busy pharmacy patient Rushing

26
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Personal barriers to communication

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Past experiences and prejudice

27
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Physical barriers to communication

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Mobile phone Heights hearing difficulties cannot see your face speech difficulties

28
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Language barriers to communication

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Scientific jargon, common language and colloquial terms

29
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Why is information provisions important?

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Deal with patients and professionals and we change information we give out based on individuals we are working with

30
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In information provision, what can you offer?

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Interaction, relationship filtration, continuously safety, net

31
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In information provisions, what must you consider?

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How much information is needed, assessing, starting points, structure, share decision