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Which are considerations in communication? Check all that apply.
reducing background noise
reducing the amount of paperwork
making sure the patient understands the language spoken
making the patient comfortable
speaking slowly enough to be understood
making print large enough to be read
speaking using medical jargon
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Check these as considerations in communication:
- reducing background noise (yes)
- making sure the patient understands the language spoken (yes)
- making the patient comfortable (yes)
- speaking slowly enough to be understood (yes)
- making print large enough to be read (yes)
Do NOT check these as communication best-practices:
- reducing the amount of paperwork (no) — not a direct communication technique (may improve system efficiency but is not a core interpersonal communication consideration)
- speaking using medical jargon (no) — should be avoided; use plain language instead.
- reducing background noise (yes)
- making sure the patient understands the language spoken (yes)
- making the patient comfortable (yes)
- speaking slowly enough to be understood (yes)
- making print large enough to be read (yes)
Do NOT check these as communication best-practices:
- reducing the amount of paperwork (no) — not a direct communication technique (may improve system efficiency but is not a core interpersonal communication consideration)
- speaking using medical jargon (no) — should be avoided; use plain language instead.
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