CoreChi - Practice Test (CCHi Website)
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An interpreter is assisting with an inpatient admission
form.
What is the MOST appropriate mode of interpreting for the
interpreter to use? [ Ans: ] Sight Translation
What is the function of the prostate gland? [ Ans: ]
Produces a lubricating liquid for sperm
An interpreter has just lost a close family member to
suicide. A patient arrives in the emergency room after
surviving an attempted suicide. The interpreter begins to
feel emotionally overwhelmed during the interpretation.
Which is the MOST appropriate action for the interpreter
to take? [ Ans: ] Disqualify him/herself from the
encounter
A male interpreter has been assigned to interpret for a
mother and child instructional class that is required for all
first-time mothers. The interpreter notices that on woman
is not interacting with the instructor.
Additionally, the mother is blushing and looking down.
The interpreter believes that he may be the cause of the
mother discomfort since in some cultures it is shameful
for women to talk about female hygiene in the presence of
, men. The interpreter knows that a female colleague is
dedicated emergency interpreter that day and considers
calling her regarding this assignment.
Why is it important that the emergency interpreter for the
day is female? [ Ans: ] The female interpreter could
replace the male interpreter for this encounter.
Since the interpreter suspects that his gender may affect
the patient's ability to interact with the provider, and
because it is possible to replace him with a female
interpreter in a timely manner, the interpreter may
address this situation by offering to have a female
interpreter continue in his stead.
A male interpreter has been assigned to interpret for a
mother and child instructional class that is required for all
first-time mothers. The interpreter notices that on woman
is not interacting with the instructor.
Additionally, the mother is blushing and looking down.
The interpreter believes that he may be the cause of the
mother discomfort since in some cultures it is shameful
for women to talk about female hygiene in the presence of
men. The interpreter knows that a female colleague is
dedicated emergency interpreter that day and considers
calling her regarding this assignment.
What led the interpreter to suspect that his presence was
making the patient uncomfortable? [ Ans: ] The patient
was sending non-verbal cues.
Questions and Answers (100% Correct
Answers) Already Graded A+
An interpreter is assisting with an inpatient admission
form.
What is the MOST appropriate mode of interpreting for the
interpreter to use? [ Ans: ] Sight Translation
What is the function of the prostate gland? [ Ans: ]
Produces a lubricating liquid for sperm
An interpreter has just lost a close family member to
suicide. A patient arrives in the emergency room after
surviving an attempted suicide. The interpreter begins to
feel emotionally overwhelmed during the interpretation.
Which is the MOST appropriate action for the interpreter
to take? [ Ans: ] Disqualify him/herself from the
encounter
A male interpreter has been assigned to interpret for a
mother and child instructional class that is required for all
first-time mothers. The interpreter notices that on woman
is not interacting with the instructor.
Additionally, the mother is blushing and looking down.
The interpreter believes that he may be the cause of the
mother discomfort since in some cultures it is shameful
for women to talk about female hygiene in the presence of
, men. The interpreter knows that a female colleague is
dedicated emergency interpreter that day and considers
calling her regarding this assignment.
Why is it important that the emergency interpreter for the
day is female? [ Ans: ] The female interpreter could
replace the male interpreter for this encounter.
Since the interpreter suspects that his gender may affect
the patient's ability to interact with the provider, and
because it is possible to replace him with a female
interpreter in a timely manner, the interpreter may
address this situation by offering to have a female
interpreter continue in his stead.
A male interpreter has been assigned to interpret for a
mother and child instructional class that is required for all
first-time mothers. The interpreter notices that on woman
is not interacting with the instructor.
Additionally, the mother is blushing and looking down.
The interpreter believes that he may be the cause of the
mother discomfort since in some cultures it is shameful
for women to talk about female hygiene in the presence of
men. The interpreter knows that a female colleague is
dedicated emergency interpreter that day and considers
calling her regarding this assignment.
What led the interpreter to suspect that his presence was
making the patient uncomfortable? [ Ans: ] The patient
was sending non-verbal cues.
