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Name seven communication techniques.

Making a good first impression


Effective introductions


Eye contact


Touching


Correct Positioning


Non-verbal communication i.e.. body language

Name four problems that interfere with communication.

Noise


Inappropriate expectations


Interference


Certain personal factors

Remembering a pt’s name is crucial in the patient’s...

Overall trust in you.

What are the 4 essential tools to communication?

Ability to listen


Eye contact


Ability to touch


Good non-verbal communication

List the six part process.

Hear


Attend


Understand


Retain


Evaluate


Respond

What is the difference between critical and non-critical questions?

Critical questions are yes and no questions (ex. Do you take medication?



Non- critical questions include open ended (ex. Why did you call us today?)

What are 4 problems in rescuer generated communication?

Bad mood


Home life stress


Lack of energy


Burnout

What are additional problems in communication?

Assumptions


Noises


Clogged filters


Hysteria


Unrealistic expectations

You can easily observe aphasia by...

Speech Disturbance


One-sided Weakness


Obvious Injuries


Decreased Level of Consciousness


Distressed Breathing

What is Aphasia?

is a language problem caused most often by stroke. People with aphasia have difficulty in expressing themselves understanding what others say as well as difficulties with reading and writing

You cannot easily observe aphasia by...

Time of Onset


Pain: severity and location


Dizziness/Vertigo


Numbness


Visual Disturbances


History

How would you develop rapport?

Use patient's name


Anticipate or deal with fear


Respect the importance of pain


Respect and protect people's modesty


Be non- Judgmental

What are three important things of becoming a paramedic?

You must naturally like people.


You must care about people.


You must want to serve people.

3 types of interview questions...

Open-Ended Questions


–Questions that do not have a yes or no answer


Closed-Ended Questions


–Questions that will have specific answers


Payoff Questions


–Questions that can reveal larger issues

Useful responses and questions...

Facilitate the response.


Be quiet.


Clarify the response.


Redirect the response.


Interpret the response.


Simplify and summarize the response.

Important steps in paramedic's job...

Assessing the environment


Chief complaint


Taking care of life-threatening problems


Medical history


Physical examination

Most important assesment skills?


Chief complaint


Respirations


Pulse


Mental status


Skin signs and colour


Pupils