Chapter 4 DHO Health Science: Questions & Correct
Solutions
What are five main factors contribute to good health? Right Ans - Diet
Rest
Exercise
Good posture
Avoid tobacco and alcohol
Identify eight specific principles that must be followed for a professional
appearance Right Ans - Uniform
Clothing
Name badge
Shoes
Personal hygiene
Nails
Hair
Jewelry
Make up and tattoos
Why is it important to observe both verbal and nonverbal communication
Right Ans - We have to be aware of our non-verbal communication because
studies have shown that a large percentage of communication is nonverbal we
also must be aware of our spoken words and exchange of information
Let's five factors that can interfere with the communication process Right
Ans - 1. Message must be clear
2. The sender must deliver the message in a clear and concise manner
3. The receiver must be able to hear and receive the message
4. The receiver must be able to understand the message
5. Interruptions or distractions must be avoided
What is objective and subjective observations Right Ans - 1. Subjective
observations cannot be seen or felt and are commonly called symptoms Such
as statements or complaints from the patient
2. Objective observations can be seen or measured and are commonly called
signs such as bruise rash and blood pressure
Solutions
What are five main factors contribute to good health? Right Ans - Diet
Rest
Exercise
Good posture
Avoid tobacco and alcohol
Identify eight specific principles that must be followed for a professional
appearance Right Ans - Uniform
Clothing
Name badge
Shoes
Personal hygiene
Nails
Hair
Jewelry
Make up and tattoos
Why is it important to observe both verbal and nonverbal communication
Right Ans - We have to be aware of our non-verbal communication because
studies have shown that a large percentage of communication is nonverbal we
also must be aware of our spoken words and exchange of information
Let's five factors that can interfere with the communication process Right
Ans - 1. Message must be clear
2. The sender must deliver the message in a clear and concise manner
3. The receiver must be able to hear and receive the message
4. The receiver must be able to understand the message
5. Interruptions or distractions must be avoided
What is objective and subjective observations Right Ans - 1. Subjective
observations cannot be seen or felt and are commonly called symptoms Such
as statements or complaints from the patient
2. Objective observations can be seen or measured and are commonly called
signs such as bruise rash and blood pressure
