Part I Ch 1-3 Flashcards

1
Q

Communication between the HCP and the patient (and family) that takes place to advance the patient’s well-being and care

A

therapeutic communication

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2
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3 purposes of therapeutic communication

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  1. collect healthcare related info about the patient
  2. provide feedback in the form of healthcare-related information, education, and training
  3. assess the patient’s behavior and, when appropriate, to modify the behavior
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3
Q

Effective therapeutic communication is always characterized by these 3 things

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  1. support
  2. clarity
  3. empathy
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4
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Successful transfer of a message and meaning from one person or group to another

A

communication

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5
Q

T or F. Both parties in the communication process (sender and receiver) must agree on the meaning of what is being communicated

A

T

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6
Q

___% of communication is nonverbal

A

70%

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7
Q

___% of communication involves the tone of voice

A

23%

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8
Q

___% of communication occurs by the chosen words

A

7%

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9
Q

There must be a ____ or consistency, between verbal and non-verbal messages

A

congruency

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10
Q

3 types of non-verbal communication

A
  1. kinesic
  2. proxemics
  3. touch
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11
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Non-verbal messages tend to appear in ___ or ____, like patient’s gestures, facial expressions, and posture may all work together

A

groups or clusters

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12
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Gaze patterns serves 3 primary functions

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  1. monitoring
  2. regulating
  3. expressing
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13
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Gaze tends to be ____ in patients with mental health problems

A

averted

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14
Q

Direct eye contact in a normal conversation occurs for about ___ to ___% of the time

A

50-60%

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15
Q

The average length of gaze is usually less than ___ seconds

A

3 seconds

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16
Q

The average length of mutual gazes is less than about __ seconds

A

2 secons

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17
Q

Speakers spend about __% of their time gazing at the listener and listeners spend about __% of their time looking at the speaker with each gaze averaging about __ seconds

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40%; 75%; 8 seconds

18
Q

Gaze patterns in listeners last longer because of their function as a ____ and a way to indicate attention

A

social reinforcer

19
Q

Distance or about an arm’s length, between the HCP and the patient are commonly used in healthcare settings

A

personal distance

20
Q

Refers to the position of the body and limbs as well as muscular tone

A

posture

21
Q

3 types of tone

A
  1. expressive
  2. directive
  3. problem solving
22
Q

Tone that is spontaneous, emotional and uninhibited

A

expressive

23
Q

Tone that is authoritative and judgmental; used to give orders, exert leadership or pass judgment

A

directive tone

24
Q

Tone that is rational, objective, and unbiased; used to show listener that we are using the analytical portion of our brains to come to the correct answer

A

problem solving

25
Q

How you say something; often just as important as what you want to say

A

emphasis

26
Q

What we say to each other before we begin to discuss the business at hand

A

small talk

27
Q

Small talk and commentary are best used to build and strengthen ____ with patients

A

rapport

28
Q

T or F Make sure you talk to the patient and not at the patient as a way to show respect for them and their concerns

A

T

29
Q

Most important part of good listening

A

paraphrasing

30
Q

In paraphrasing, HCP should also try to convey something of the ____ that is inherent in what the patient said and not simply mechanically repeating back what the patient said

A

emotion

31
Q

To feel what another person is feeling; be able to put yourself in their shoes

A

empathy

32
Q

To have an awareness of what another person is feeling, and to feel sadness or pity at that other person’s suffering, feeling sorry for that person

A

sympathy

33
Q

Empathy builds ____, showing sympathy can show ____ between the HCP and the patient

A

empathy, sympathy

34
Q

3 types of questions for patients

A
  1. open ended
  2. closed
  3. multiple choice
35
Q

Open ended questions usually begin with ___ or ___

A

how or what

36
Q

Questions that provide the patient with alternative options from which to choose

A

multiple choice

37
Q

T or F. It is appropriate to give advice to a patient on any issue other than that for which the patient has made the visit

A

F

38
Q

T or F. It is appropriate to talk about yourself or your experience in the matter that concerns the patient

A

F

39
Q

T or F. Telling the patient you know how they feel is the same as showing empathy

A

F

40
Q

T or F. Telling patients you know how they feel is to one-up the patient, diminishing the significance of their feelings

A

T