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18 Cards in this Set
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methonds to evaludate learning
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cognitive psychomotor affective
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requirements for comunication
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sender
receiver oneway & two way communication |
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non verbal communication
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most important in nursing
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connotative
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meaningindividual's perception of a work
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denotative meaning
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comon accepted def of a word
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nonverbal communication
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Voice: tone, rate volume...affect nonverbal message being sent
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factors affecting voice
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emotions, confidence, familiarity of situation
geographic & cultural influence |
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factors affecting voice
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physical appearance
size colr of skin dressph, grooming, posture facial expression |
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pofessional appearance coveys...
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pride and competence
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physical appearance
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gestures
mean different things to other cultures |
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gestures
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can also be useful with deaf or or other langs.
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posture
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the way you sit, stand and move says a lot to the P
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Open posture
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relaxed stance
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closed posture
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formal, distant stance
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non verbal
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80 to 90% of what the P remembers about you
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unassertive communication
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passive aggresive
act like your put upon but go ahead a fill request make P fill guilty to asking |
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Trust
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is essential to effective N/P interaction
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nurse must be careful to maintain professional boundarires in N/P relationship
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