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35 Cards in this Set

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Uses silence.
Uses silence.
acknowledges the patient or what he does.
Gives recognition
makes one's self available.
Offers self
Giving broad openings.
Giving broad openings.
__ the main idea expressed by the patient.
Restates
directs back to the patient his questions, feelings, and ideas.
Reflects
gives the patient the facts he needs.
Gives information
encourages further description of feelings/ideas.
Explores
seeks to make clear that which is vague.
Asks for clarification
offers for consideration that which is real.
Presents reality
Indicates __ of what the patient says.
understanding
asks the patient to evaluate the situation.
Encourages evaluation
checks her ideas with the patient.
Validates assumptions
voices what the patient has hinted at or suggested.
Verbalizes the implied
Observes nonverbal clues and __ what is perceived.
verbalizes
To show that you are interested.
encouraging
To be sure you understand.
clarifying
To get more information.
clarifying
To help the other person see other points of view.
clarifying
To show that you are really listening and understanding what he or she is saying.
restating
To check whether you get his meaning and have the correct interpretation.
restating
To show you are listening and understanding.
reflecting
To show you understand how he feels.
reflecting
To help him develop and evaluate his thoughts and feelings.
reflecting
To review progress.
summarizing
To pull the important ideas and facts together.
summarizing
To establish a basis for further talks.
summarizing
To give the person time to think.
silence
To encourage verbalization.
silence
To observe any non-verbal cues.
silence
To plan comments and assess her own and patient's anxiety level.
silence
To achieve information.
use of questions
To clarify ideas.
use of questions
To describe, elaborate patient's thoughts and feelings.
use of questions
To establish an atmosphere of two-way communication.
use of questions