PN 2002 - Communications 2 Final Review (Questions
With Precise Answers)
Advocate for the Patient Correct Ans - In a conflict between clients and
healthcare provider, the nurse's role is to...
Family's Responsibility to Decide on a Spokesperson Correct Ans - Whose
responsibility is it to decide who speaks for a family?
Listening with Full Attention on the Client/Co-worker for the Purpose of
Developing and Understanding Collaboratively Constructed Meanings
Correct Ans - Active Listening
Talking to Yourself in a Negative Way Correct Ans - Negative Self-Talk
Being Able to React to Certain Stimuli While Other Stimuli Are Occurring
Simultaneously Correct Ans - Selective Attention
A Negative Message Given in Response to an Observed Behavior Correct
Ans - Negative Feedback
The Nurse Should Ask the Patient to Summarize His/Her Concerns Correct
Ans - What to do if a patient is agitated
The Nurse Should Be Aware of Their Own Needs and Beliefs Correct Ans -
What to do if a spiritual issue arises with a patient
Anger/Denial/Frustration, Slurred Speech, Words Pronounced Wrong,
Difficult to Understand, May Become Withdrawn Socially Correct Ans -
How does hearing impairment affect the older patient socially?
Safety - Not Able to See Objects, Risk of Falls, Not Aware of Nonverbal Cues,
Unable to Perform Everyday Activities, Unable to Engage in Hobbies
Correct Ans - How does vision impairment affect the older patient socially?
People Have to Be Motivated to Change Correct Ans - Common Principle
in All Theories of Change
, Simple Sentences, Speak Slowly, Give One Step/Direction at a Time Correct
Ans - How Do You Communicate with a Patient with a Cognitive
Impairment?
First Priority - Check to Make Sure the Hearing Aid Is In/Turned On Correct
Ans - What to Do If a Patient Has a Sudden Decline in Hearing
Through Pictures, Physical Memorabilia Correct Ans - How Can Nurses
Help Construct Personal Identity (Reorient) a Patient with
Dementia/Cognitive Impairment?
Be Gentle, Not Abrupt Correct Ans - When Orienting a Patient to Reality...
Conflict Can Lead to Change Correct Ans - Value of Conflict
Can Indicate a Problem in the Relationship Correct Ans - What Does
Unresolved Conflict Indicate in a Relationship?
Making a Decision = Broader, Aimed at Achieving Goals; Solving a Problem =
Involves a More Immediate Problem/Situation, Must Be Resolved Before
Moving Forward Correct Ans - Difference Between Making a Decision and
Solving a Problem
Too Small = Not Enough Feedback to Make an Appropriate Decision; Too Big =
Too Many Opinions, Hard to Find a Happy Medium Correct Ans - How
Does the Size of a Group Affect the Ease of Making Decisions?
Considering Options Correct Ans - What Does Making a Decision Involve?
No options given, figure it out Correct Ans - What does problem-solving
involve?
Report issues to the manager Correct Ans - If an ethics violation occurs,
technically we are supposed to...
Don't use medical language, watch your body language Correct Ans - Tips
for when talking to a patient
With Precise Answers)
Advocate for the Patient Correct Ans - In a conflict between clients and
healthcare provider, the nurse's role is to...
Family's Responsibility to Decide on a Spokesperson Correct Ans - Whose
responsibility is it to decide who speaks for a family?
Listening with Full Attention on the Client/Co-worker for the Purpose of
Developing and Understanding Collaboratively Constructed Meanings
Correct Ans - Active Listening
Talking to Yourself in a Negative Way Correct Ans - Negative Self-Talk
Being Able to React to Certain Stimuli While Other Stimuli Are Occurring
Simultaneously Correct Ans - Selective Attention
A Negative Message Given in Response to an Observed Behavior Correct
Ans - Negative Feedback
The Nurse Should Ask the Patient to Summarize His/Her Concerns Correct
Ans - What to do if a patient is agitated
The Nurse Should Be Aware of Their Own Needs and Beliefs Correct Ans -
What to do if a spiritual issue arises with a patient
Anger/Denial/Frustration, Slurred Speech, Words Pronounced Wrong,
Difficult to Understand, May Become Withdrawn Socially Correct Ans -
How does hearing impairment affect the older patient socially?
Safety - Not Able to See Objects, Risk of Falls, Not Aware of Nonverbal Cues,
Unable to Perform Everyday Activities, Unable to Engage in Hobbies
Correct Ans - How does vision impairment affect the older patient socially?
People Have to Be Motivated to Change Correct Ans - Common Principle
in All Theories of Change
, Simple Sentences, Speak Slowly, Give One Step/Direction at a Time Correct
Ans - How Do You Communicate with a Patient with a Cognitive
Impairment?
First Priority - Check to Make Sure the Hearing Aid Is In/Turned On Correct
Ans - What to Do If a Patient Has a Sudden Decline in Hearing
Through Pictures, Physical Memorabilia Correct Ans - How Can Nurses
Help Construct Personal Identity (Reorient) a Patient with
Dementia/Cognitive Impairment?
Be Gentle, Not Abrupt Correct Ans - When Orienting a Patient to Reality...
Conflict Can Lead to Change Correct Ans - Value of Conflict
Can Indicate a Problem in the Relationship Correct Ans - What Does
Unresolved Conflict Indicate in a Relationship?
Making a Decision = Broader, Aimed at Achieving Goals; Solving a Problem =
Involves a More Immediate Problem/Situation, Must Be Resolved Before
Moving Forward Correct Ans - Difference Between Making a Decision and
Solving a Problem
Too Small = Not Enough Feedback to Make an Appropriate Decision; Too Big =
Too Many Opinions, Hard to Find a Happy Medium Correct Ans - How
Does the Size of a Group Affect the Ease of Making Decisions?
Considering Options Correct Ans - What Does Making a Decision Involve?
No options given, figure it out Correct Ans - What does problem-solving
involve?
Report issues to the manager Correct Ans - If an ethics violation occurs,
technically we are supposed to...
Don't use medical language, watch your body language Correct Ans - Tips
for when talking to a patient
