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47 Cards in this Set
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Lets the patient fill a pause
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silence
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“good morning, Mr. S.,” “I noticed that you’ve combed your hair”
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recognition/acknowledgement
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I’ll sit with you a while
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offers self
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What are you thinking of?
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broad opening
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Where would you like to begin
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broad opening
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Pt. "I can't sleep. I stay awake all night." - N. "You have difficult sleeping?"
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restates main idea
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Pt. "Do you think I should tell the doctor?" - N. "What do you think?"
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reflection
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directs back to the patient his question, feelings, and ideas
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reflects
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My name is …
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gives information
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I'm taking you to …
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gives information
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tell me more about that
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explores
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what kind of work?
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explores
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encourages further description of feelings/ideas
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explores
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tI'm not sure that I follow you
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clarification
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what would you say is the main point of what you say
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clarification
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Your mother is not here. I'm a nurse.
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present reality
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I see no one else in the room
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present reality
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"yes"
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indicates understanding of what the patient says
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I follow what you say
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indicates understanding of what the patient says
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what are your feelings in regard to?
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encourages evaluation
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does this add to your comfort
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encourages evaluation
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asks the patient to evaluate the situation
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encourages evaluation
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tell me whether my understanding of it agrees with yours
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validates assumptions
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do you mean that …
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validates assumptions
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pt. "I can't talk to you or anyone. It's a waste of time." - N. "is it your feeling that no one understands"
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verbalizes the implied
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voices what the patient has hinted at or suggested
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verbalizes the implied
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you appear tense. I notice that you're biting you lip
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observes nonverbal clues and verbalizes what is perceived
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interrupts the patient
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non-therapeutic - silence
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talks about self during a silence
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non-therapeutic - silence
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that's good
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non-therapeutic - approves or disapproves the patients ideas
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I'd rather you wouldn't
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non-therapeutic - approves or disapproves the patients ideas
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I agree
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non-therapeutic - agrees or disagrees with the patient
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I don't believe that
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non-therapeutic - agrees or disagrees with the patient
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I think you should …
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non-therapeutic - advises
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Why don't you …
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non-therapeutic - advises
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tells the patient what to do
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non-therapeutic - advises
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why do you think that?
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non-therapeutic - asks for explanation
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why do you feel this way
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non-therapeutic - asks for explanation
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asks the patient to provide reasons for his feelings/ideas
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non-therapeutic - asks for explanation
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it's for your own good
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non-therapeutic - stereotyped comments
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nice weather we're having
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non-therapeutic - stereotyped comments
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Pt. "I'd like to die." - N. "Did you have any visitors over the weekend?"
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non-therapeutic - changes topic
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are you feeling all right
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non-therapeutic - yes or no quesions
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did you sleep well
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non-therapeutic - yes or no quesions
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don't worry. You'll be okay.
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non-therapeutic - false reassurance
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you're coming along fine
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non-therapeutic - false reassurance
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says there is no cause for anxiety
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non-therapeutic - false reassurance
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