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NP 1, Unit 1 Communication Lecture

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show Because the person may become defensive.  
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show Skills, compassionate, and respectful care. Understandable information concerning his or her diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, the risks, benefits and alternatives to care, and financial implications of care. To make decisions about own care.  
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Communication (definition)   show
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show Through: Movements Facial expressions Appearance Posture Behavior  
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T or F - You can choose not to communicate.   show
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show The message received is the same as the message that was intended.  
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What should you do when a patient raises his or her voice?   show
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show Intrapersonal Interpersonal Social/Public  
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What are the two modes of communication?   show
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Verbal Communication includes:   show
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Non-verbal communication includes   show
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Ways to make verbal communication most effective?   show
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Nonverbal expressions that influence verbal communication?   show
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show Social  
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show Therapeutic  
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Goal directed, ends when goal is met - therapeutic relationship or social relationship?   show
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May be brief or long conversation with or without a goal - therapeutic relationship or social relationship?   show
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show Therapeutic  
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Both parties share concerns equally - therapeutic relationship or social relationship?   show
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Mutual - therapeutic relationship or social relationship?   show
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Client-centered - therapeutic relationship or social relationship?   show
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show Social  
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show Therapeutic  
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show Therapeutic  
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show Social  
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Honesty and integrity maintained at all times - therapeutic or social?   show
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show Social  
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No obligation for honesty - therapeutic or social?   show
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Reassurance (i.e. "It's going to be OK") is offered - therapeutic or social?   show
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show Therapeutic  
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show Therapeutic  
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show Social  
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Dicussion of problems and important personal issues is optional - therapeutic or social?   show
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Self-awareness employed - therapeutic or social?   show
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No obligation of self-awareness - therapeutic or social?   show
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T or F - A nurse should never use social communication.   show
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What is the biggest inhibitor of effective communcation?   show
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show Often the result of self-absorption, lack of presence, or anxiety.  
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Stressors that can impede effective communication   show
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Proxemics/Distance   show
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show Up to 18 inches away. (Trust)  
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show 18 inches to 4 feet (comfortable handshake)  
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Social Space   show
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Public Space   show
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show Fear, Anxiety, Anger, Depression  
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show The fact that they're in the hospital, which is not a normal environment.  
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Spiritual Stressors to effective communication   show
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Carl Rogers   show
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show The quality of the relationship results in growth and healing.  
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Carl Rogers basic factors to forming a therapeutic relationship:   show
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Other factors to forming a therapeutic relationship:   show
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show Thoughts influence feelings, which influence actions.  
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T or F People are nearly always aware of their own thoughts.   show
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T or F People are often not aware that their negative thoughts are making them feel poorly.   show
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T or F People are often aware of their patterns of behavior ("responses" to negative thoughts and feelings)   show
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show Feeling described as uneasiness or tension that occurs in response to a perceived threat to one's self-concept or safety.  
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Goal of therapeutic communication   show
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T or F - The nurse should listen for use of vague references or responses and the use of cliches. These indicate possible anxious feelings.   show
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show To ask who is meant by "they".  
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show False. When a client says things like, "I shouldn't feel this way", the nurse should notice this statement and respond.  
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show "What makes you think you shouldn't feel that way?"  
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show True. Example - "I don't know, maybe it's for the best"  
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show What do you think is best?  
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show False. This is called depersonalization, and the nurse should help the client recognize that these are their own thoughts and feelings.  
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If a client says, "When you go into the room and you are treat like you are not even there" the nurse should respond by saying...   show
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show True. Example - Client says, "I feel like no one listens." This is a thought, not a feeling.  
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If a client says, "I feel like my sister doesn't love me," the nurse should respond with...   show
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show "No, I don't know, tell me what you mean."  
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show False. Self-awareness is a pre-requisite to effective communication.  
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show Listening.  
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show Listening Lean slightly forward Open posture Appropriate eye contact Sit when able Acknowledge client (nod, hmm, etc.)  
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T or F - If you are anxious, the client probably won't notice as long as you try to hide it.   show
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Listen with ______ and ______.   show
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Facilitative or Non-Facilitative? Summarizing   show
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show Non  
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show Facilitative  
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Facilitative or Non-Facilitative? Giving Approval or Disapproval   show
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Facilitative or Non-Facilitative? Asking "Why" Questions   show
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show Non  
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show Facilitative  
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show Non  
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show Facilitative  
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show Non  
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show Facilitative  
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Facilitative or Non-Facilitative? Seeking clarification   show
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Facilitative or Non-Facilitative? Defensiveness   show
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Facilitative or Non-Facilitative? Effective use of silence   show
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show Facilitative  
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show Preinteraction Introductory/Orientation Working Phase Termination Phase  
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Preinteraction Phase   show
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Introductory/Orientation Phase   show
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Working Phase   show
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Termination phase   show
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T or F - It's OK to ask a few closed-ended question as long as you follow those up with open-ended questions.   show
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T or F - The goal of therapeutic communication is to fix or cure the problem.   show
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How can you begin an interview?   show
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show Placing event in time or sequence. Getting specific information Making observations Clarifying important, relevant content. Restating Reflecting thoughts and feelings Focusing  
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How can you look at thoughts, feelings, and behaviors objectively?   show
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