1255 Communication At End Of Life Part 1

Front 1

Elderly pts are ready to die is a ?

Back 1

myth

Front 2

Death and Dying is a ? event.

Back 2

family

Front 3

Patients communication needs are for ? they want to know if they are going to feel pain. They want to be in ? to the end. They want to have a need for ? that they made a difference.

Back 3

information,
control,
meaning

Front 4

Needs of the family for communication need ?, and have permission to ? and to have someone ? to them.

Back 4

information,
speak,
listen

Front 5

Barriers to communication for healthcare workers include fear of ?, lack of ?, avoidance of ?, sense of ?, and ?

Back 5

mortality,
experience,
emotion,
guilt,
insensitivity

Front 6

Myths of communication are communication is ?, words meant the same to sender and ?, verbal communication is ?, communication is only ? way, Can't give to much ?

Back 6

deliberate,
receiver,
primary,
one,
information

Front 7

? communication is the number one way that we communicate.

Back 7

Nonverbal

Front 8

The best way to communicate is to be ? and be ?

Back 8

genuine,
present

Front 9

Attentive listening includes nodding your head this ? them to talk, so does ?, we can share our ?, avoid ?

Back 9

encourages,
silence,
feelings,
misunderstandings

Front 10

Try ? tactics like "a friend of mine once tried this"

Back 10

unassuming

Front 11

Attentive listening- don't change the ?, take your time in giving ?, encourage ? create ?

Back 11

subject,
advise,
reminiscing,
legacies

Front 12

Use presence, this requires acknowleding ? use ? and ? Make sure you are being in the ? Serenity and ? can be used for presence also.

Back 12

vulnerability,
intuition and empathy,
moment,
silence

Front 13

When is comes to bereavement see what the ? of the survivor is. Talk of ?, these feelings are ?, it takes ? to get through this, Delay long ? decisions.

Back 13

reaction,
death,
normal,
time,
term

Front 14

words can be used for ? and ? and can be powerful.

Back 14

good and evil