NUR 315 Ch.10 Vocab UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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1. active listening skill of assuming responsibility for and striving to understand the feelings and
thoughts in a sender's message, thus giving importance to the person speaking;
also referred to as reflective listening
2. asset-based com- type of community collaboration; methodology that starts with identifying com-
munity develop- munity assets and strengths, including local persons, community associations and
ment (ABCD) networks, natural resources, and institutions, as a means of working with residents
to create sustainable communities
3. big data "largescale data collections" from a wide variety of sources and includes the unique
methods of data processing, analyses, and storage needed to accommodate
massive data sets
4. brainstorming idea-generating process that encourages group members to freely offer sugges-
tions
5. communi- type of community collaboration; involves community members in the entire
ty-based research process, from identifying a topic of importance to the community to
participatory implementing the research and disseminating the results
research (CBPR)
6. critical pathway clients who are receiving home health care services; consists of the written plans
for client care with a timetable
7. electronic health digital (computerized) versions of patients' paper charts
records (EHRs)
8. emotional intelli- ability to recognize and understand one's own emotions and those of others as
gence (EI) well as to manage one's own emotions so as to be able to adjust appropriately to
a wide range of situations
9. feedback loop used to overcome possible distortion or misinterpretation of the meaning from the
sender's original intent; ask clients to voice their understanding of the message
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1. active listening skill of assuming responsibility for and striving to understand the feelings and
thoughts in a sender's message, thus giving importance to the person speaking;
also referred to as reflective listening
2. asset-based com- type of community collaboration; methodology that starts with identifying com-
munity develop- munity assets and strengths, including local persons, community associations and
ment (ABCD) networks, natural resources, and institutions, as a means of working with residents
to create sustainable communities
3. big data "largescale data collections" from a wide variety of sources and includes the unique
methods of data processing, analyses, and storage needed to accommodate
massive data sets
4. brainstorming idea-generating process that encourages group members to freely offer sugges-
tions
5. communi- type of community collaboration; involves community members in the entire
ty-based research process, from identifying a topic of importance to the community to
participatory implementing the research and disseminating the results
research (CBPR)
6. critical pathway clients who are receiving home health care services; consists of the written plans
for client care with a timetable
7. electronic health digital (computerized) versions of patients' paper charts
records (EHRs)
8. emotional intelli- ability to recognize and understand one's own emotions and those of others as
gence (EI) well as to manage one's own emotions so as to be able to adjust appropriately to
a wide range of situations
9. feedback loop used to overcome possible distortion or misinterpretation of the meaning from the
sender's original intent; ask clients to voice their understanding of the message
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