Section 1: Communication Flashcards

1
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Name the 5 nursing models

A
Health brief, 
king interaction, 
Rogerian, 
Orlando, 
crick and dodge
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what’s the health brief model

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the patients perceptions and beliefs about his health are predictors of their behaviors

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3
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what’s the king interaction model

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emphasis on the dynamic process of nurse- client relationship

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4
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what’s the Rogerian model

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central role of the relationship, client- centered approach

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5
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what’s the Orlando model

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nurses intervention and response is based on thoughts, feelings, perception of the patient need to validate one’s perception

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6
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what’s the crick and dodge model

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the use of our emotional + cognitive processes to deal with the social interaction

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7
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what are the 3 views of interpersonal communication

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linear, interactional, transactional

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8
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what is the linear view

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speaker-> listener (I talk you listen)

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what is the interactional view

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speaker-> listener + listener->speaker (one after another)

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10
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what is the transactional view

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speaker/listener (flowing convo)

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11
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what are the 6 elements of interpersonal communication

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source-receiver, 
competence, 
messages, 
channel, 
noise, 
context
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12
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what is source-receiver

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senders are encoders, receivers are decoders

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13
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what is a competence

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the ability to communicate. adapt to different cultures

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14
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what is a message

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manifest content: the idea that is conveyed

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15
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what is a channel

A

email, text, phone

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16
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what is noise

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anything that interferes with sending or receiving a message

17
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examples of noise

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physical (loud noise)
physiological (visual)
psychological (what’s going on in your head)
semantic (not understanding the words)

18
Q

what is context

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physical (the environment)
cultural (norms, beliefs)
social-psychological (status)
temporal (where the message fits in a sequence of events)

19
Q

what are the 5 factors that influence communication

A
psychological size,
accessibility
distortion
anonymity
artifacts/room arrangements
20
Q

what is psychological size

A

how equal to the other person one feels

21
Q

what is accessibility

A

is it easy to get in touch with the person

22
Q

what is distortion

A

the message could be modified when going through the communication network

23
Q

what is anonymity

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when one can’t be identified, could be easier to be honest or lead to socially unacceptable behaviors

24
Q

what is artifacts/room arrangements

A

pay attention to details, (what’s in the room)