4 roles of interpretation - Answers conduit, clarifier, culture broker & advocate
4 modes of interpretation - Answers consecutive , sight translation, simultaneous, and summarization
what are some guidelines for the conduit/message convertor role? - Answers 1. interpret in the 1st
person
2. interpret pauses, "ums", sighs, gestures- anything that adds meaning
3. interpret accurately, not literally
4. reflect tone, inflection and volum
Where did the main 3 codes of ethics for medical interpreters come from? - Answers IMIA, NCIHC, &
CHIA
what are the common principles in the interpreter codes of ethics? - Answers confidentiality,
impartiality, professionalism & integrity, accuracy & completeness, cultural responsiveness/competency.
incremental intervention - Answers when the interpreter moves from role to role as needed, on the
least invasive role possible (conduit)
A patient is not sure whether to have the surgery the doctor is recommending while the doctor is in the
room, the patient turns tot he interpreter, and asks the interpreter what she should do. How should the
interpreter respond? - Answers Interpret the question to the doctor
which is the most common mode of interpreting used in a medical setting? - Answers consecutive
interpreting
provide one reason for why an interpreter should use first person when interpreting? - Answers - mimics
how the patient & provider would speak to each other if they spoke the same language and could
directly communicate.
- facilitate communicatio
- supports patient/ provider relationship
the doctor uses a complicated medical word that the interpreter thinks the patient will not understand.
What should the interpreter do? - Answers ask the doctor to explain the word in simpler terms
the patient has come to her appointment with her adult daughter . During the exam the daughter
breaks in and starts to talk with her mother. - Answers politely ask the daughter to stay out of the
conversation
list the 3 procedures related to the cardiovascular system - Answers - blood test