lecture 6 Flashcards
(29 cards)
communication definition
exchagne of information, thoughts, feelings
importance of good communication
patient perception
protection from potential legal issues
aids in positioning
relationship with coworkers
what does sop stand for
standard operating procedure
sop relationship with patients
5 - relationship with patients
#6 - professional relationships
successful communication requires
speaking
listening
observing
writting
open mind
self-knowledge
3 communication methods
verbal
written
nonverbal
what is paralanguage and what are 6 factors
now what you say but how you say it
rate
volume
inflection
tone
pitch
vocal patterns
non verbal communication examples
facial expressions
body motions
eye contract
touching
distance
open body stance
arms open
feet towards patient
looking at patient
why dont u give outpatients a specific time they will be seen
ER patients take first priority
in patients
patients who stay at the hospital
steps to talking to patient
introduction
patients history
Assessing the patient
good questions to ask when taking history
localization
onset
quality
aggravating or alleviating factors
associated manifestations
how would u deal with an unconscious patient in the xray room
consent from top person, maintain professionalism as patient usually remember things
types of feedback
directive vs facilitative
receiving feedback
be open
understand and accept
reflect
giving feedback
constructive
specific tasks
follow up
praise what u preach
reflection in action
during the experience
Reflection on action
happens after the experience
directive feedback
tells learner what is from and how to fix it
facilitative feedback
guides learners towards self correction
non assertive communication
passive behaviour
not expressing emotions
allows other to infringe on persons rights
assertive communication
expressing feelings that doesnt infringe on others
direct and honest
aggresive communication
expressing feelings that infringes on persons rights
direct and hostile