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Communication

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Types of communication   Verbal, Non verbal, body language, formal, technical, casual  
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Listening Skills   Repeating back what they have said Keep distractions to a minimum Make eye contact  
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4 elements of the communication process   1: Sender (encoding) 2: Message 3: Receiver (decoding) 4: Feedback  
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5 C's of communication   Clear Concise Cohesive Courteous Complete  
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Barriers to the communication process   Language, Reading Level, Slang, Deaf, Blind, Literacy, Biases, Prejudices, Pain/Anxiety, Culture, Elderly, Very Young  
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How can you communicate with a deaf pt to ensure they understand?   Face them so they can read your lips, use paper and pen to write instructions and questions down, nice hand gestures, pictograms  
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How can you communicate with a blind pt to ensure they understand?   Talk to them, take them and lead them by the arm, communicate everything you're doing while you're doing, let them know if you leave the room  
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What are open ended questions?   Questions that require more than a Yes or No answer. They require you to elaborate.  
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What is paraphrasing?   Restating what you thought you heard in your own words.  
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What is clarification?   Making it more clear for you to understand. Saying what you think is going on.  
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What are closed ended questions?   Questions that only require a Yes or No answer.  
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Bias   An individuals opinion  
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Clarification   Clarifying or making what you heard the patient say more clear to you  
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Demeanor   The way that one conducts themselves  
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Stereotyping   Having an opinion of a particular race, culture, age or group  
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Projection   Blaming other for one's own unacceptable qualities  
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Discrimination   Not treating someone fair due to their culture, age, sex or personal values  
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Culture   A way of life including beliefs, values, and morals within a group of people  
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Reflection   Repeating the main idea of a conversation  
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Psychomotor   Teaching a skill that they have to physical do (for example: how to perform an injection)  
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Kinesics   Body language  
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Grief   Sadness over a loss of something or someone  
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Paraphrasing   Restating what was heard in your own words  
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Sublimation   To express a desire or feeling by changing it into a form that is socially acceptable  
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Suppression   The conscious intentional exclusion from consciousness of a thought or feeling  
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Rationalization   To think or talk about something in a way that it becomes justified  
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Prejudice   An unfavorable opinion of something without knowing the facts  
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Chain of command   Lead MA Supervisor - Back Office Office Manager - Supervisor CEO Provider (last result)  
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Factors that impact communication   Kinesics, Not being clear, bias, opinion, not having a clear understanding  
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs   Survival: Basic Needs Security: Safety, Protection Belonging: Being loved Prestige: Self Esteem, Self Achievement Self Actualization  
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Kubler-Ross' Five Stages of Grief   Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance  
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MA role in patient education   To Promote Health  
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