PATIENT CARE Flashcards

1
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  • Any location where healthcare is provided
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Health Care Facility

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2
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2 VERBAL SKILLS

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SPEECH AND GRAMMAR
HUMOR

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3
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Vocabulary, clarity of voice, and even the organization of sentences must be at an appropriate level for the patient

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SPEECH AND GRAMMAR

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4
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should occur face to face

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SPEECH AND GRAMMAR

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5
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the music of language; it produces a form of non verbal communication.

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PARALANGUAGE

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6
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Patients receive signals about your attitude toward them from the pitch, stress, tone, pauses, speech rate, volume, accent and the quality of your voice.

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PARALANGUAGE

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7
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increase the quantity and the quality of the communication and improve the history.

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Positive nonverbal cues

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8
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also can be used to improve the history

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Negative nonverbal cues

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9
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The radiographer commonly uses three types of touch:

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(1) Touching for the emotional support
(2) Touching for emphasis
(3) Touching for palpation

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10
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a gentle pat on the hand or shoulder as a form of

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EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

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11
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conveys to patients that the technologist is trying to understand, be emphatic, and cares about them as people.

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EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

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12
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involves using touch to highlight or to specify instructions or locations

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Touching for emphasis

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13
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is the application of light pressure with the fingers to the body.

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*PALPATION

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14
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to locate various bony land marks when positioning patients

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*PALPATION

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15
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Effective and precise ____ requires the gentle use of fingertips.

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PALPATION

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16
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___s as important as professional appearance

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PERSONAL
HYGIENE

17
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*Personal grooming sends

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powerful messages

18
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Unkempt individuals may prompt patients to suspect that the person’s professional behavior is similar to his or her appearance:________

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neglected and disheveled.

19
Q

_______is important because it is perceived as relating to confidence and self-esteem.

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Posture

20
Q

_______may help ensure that question, instructions, and other information have been understood.

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eye contact

21
Q

Remember that the patient’s _____ is one of the main factors essential to
producing quality radiographs.

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cooperation

22
Q

____and____ work well
with hearing impaired patients.

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Pantomime and demonstration

23
Q

As approximately __ months of age, most
infants express definite anxiety when
removed from a familiar person. Permitting

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24
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1 TO 3 YEARS)

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TODDLERS

25
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(3 TO 5 YEARS)

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PRESCHOOLERS

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