Chapter 6 - Modes of Interpreting Flashcards

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What are the three interpreting modes that healthcare interpreters use?

A

Consecutive, simultaneous and sight translation.

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What is the most commonly used interpreting mode that healthcare interpreters use?

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Consecutive interpreting.

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What is the short delay in simultaneous interpreting called?

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A décalage.

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When is simultaneous interpreting needed in a healthcare setting?

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When an emotionally upset patient or family member is speaking.

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When do interpreters work in pairs?

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When doing simultaneous interpreting.

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How does an interpreter interrupt an interpreting session when needed?

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By raising his hand.

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What are the three steps that are involved in sight translation?

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Reading the text written in one language, mentally transposing it into the target language, and orally conveying that message to the listener.

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What interpreting mode is not accepted in healthcare interpreting?

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Summarization Mode.

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What is Relay Interpreting?

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Relay interpreting is when two individuals communicate through two interpreters, each of whom speaks only one of the two languages required, as well as a common third language.

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Who decides which mode is most appropriate for an interpreting session?

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The interpreter.

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What are the three elements a healthcare interpreter should stress before the interpreting session begins?

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Accuracy, completeness and confidentiality.

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What are the four elements necessary for a smooth interpreting session?

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  • The importance of the patient and provider addressing each other directly.
  • The requirement for the interpreter to interpret everything spoken by either party.
  • The need for both parties to pause frequently to allow for complete, accurate interpreting.
  • The possibility that the interpreter may need to interrupt the session for clarification, and how he will do that.
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What is Chuchotage?

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A form of simultaneous interpreting in which the interpreter whispers directly into the ear of one or two individuals.

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What must healthcare interpreters possess?

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  • Linguistic competence.
  • Interpreting competence.
  • Research/technical competence.
  • Interpersonal skills.
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