Exam 4: Communication

A patient states,"I do cocaine when I feel things are out of my control." The nurse responds by asking,"What else does cocaine do for you?" What communication skill does this exemplify?

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Question 41

A patient does not speak English; therefore,the nurse cannot use words to provide comfort during a painful procedure.What is another intervention that may provide comfort to this patient?

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Question 42

What does maintaining eye contact for 2 to 6 seconds during communication with a patient do?

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Question 43

What is one of the main characteristics of therapeutic communication?

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Question 44

The ___________ is the person conveying the message,whereas the receiver is the individual or individuals to whom the message is conveyed.

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Exam 4: Communication

A patient states,"I do cocaine when I feel things are out of my control." The nurse responds by asking,"What else does cocaine do for you?" What communication skill does this exemplify?

A patient does not speak English; therefore,the nurse cannot use words to provide comfort during a painful procedure.What is another intervention that may provide comfort to this patient?

What does maintaining eye contact for 2 to 6 seconds during communication with a patient do?

What is one of the main characteristics of therapeutic communication?

The ___________ is the person conveying the message,whereas the receiver is the individual or individuals to whom the message is conveyed.

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