1.02 Communication
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- Q1John conducted an assessment of Mrs. Green in a large open gym area with several other patients. Which physical strategy could John use to improve communication?Use gesturesProvide an interpreterProvide a private treatment areaProfessional behavior30s
- Q2Tiffany takes her time when giving Mrs. Kendal her treatments. She makes sure she answers all of Mrs. Kendall's questions about her care. Which communication process is Tiffany practicing?Sense of partnershipUnderstandingEducationEngagement30s
- Q3When taking care of a hearing impaired patient you should:shout as he speaks.face the patient and speak clearly in short sentences.turn up the volume all the way on the patient's hearing aid.say everything twice.30s
- Q4All are personal barriers to communication EXCEPT:PreconceptionsLabelingPhysical challengesAttitude30s
- Q5All are environmental barriers to communication EXCEPT:Speech ImpairmentComfort levelNoiseActivity level30s
- Q6When communicating with someone with a hearing impairment , you should do all the following EXCEPT:Go to a quiet areaLook at the person talkingUse hearing devicesYell at the person so they can hear you better30s
- Q7When communicating with someone who speaks a different language, you should do all the following EXCEPT:Use gesturesAttempt to speak their languageSecure an interpreterAvoid slang and local phrases30s
- Q8If a patient is difficult to understandMouth the words in an exaggerated way so that the patient will mimic that behavior next timeAsk the patient to speak upAsk the patient to repeat what they said and then tell them what you think you heardPretend to understand them so as not to hurt their feelings30s
- Q9When entering the room of a visually impaired patient you shouldBe quiet so as not to disturb themKnock on the door then identify yourselfTouch the them and then identify yourselfWait until you are very close to them then touch them on the arm30s
- Q10Which of the following is incorrect about sending email communication?Make your message clear and concise.May use abbreviated lettering similar to texting (LOL, JK, TTYL)Respond in a timely mannerBe professional in content and grammar30s
- Q11All of the following are correct with written reporting EXCEPT:Use correct grammar and sentence structureAmending the patient’s record is allowed as long as done in the correct wayMake a straight line through the statementErase or use whiteout for written mistakes30s
- Q12Which is NOT a Part of Active ListeningGive opinionHear the messagePay attentionShow interest30s
- Q13Which of the following is an example of a confusing or conflicting message?Ms. Sanchez looks like she is in pain. When her CNA asks her about it, she tells her that her back has been bothering her.Mr. Lee will not watch his favorite TV show because he says he feels depressed.Mr. carter smiles happily and tells his CNA he is excited because his daughter is coming to visit.Ms. Jones agrees with her CNA when she says it is a nice day but she has a scowl on her face.30s
- Q14How could a CNA clarify the confusing message?Ask the person to repeat what he or she has just saidIgnore the conflicting message and accept what the person has saidState what the CNA has observed and ask if the observation is correctTell the person that you know they are not telling the truth30s
- Q15Types of verbal communication include:SpeakingShrugging your shouldersNodding your headFacial expressions30s