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Exchange of common symbols - written, spoken or others such as signing or bod language.
Communication
Identification with and understanding of another's situation, feelings and motives.
Empathy
Communication consists of:
(4)
1. Sender
2. Message
3. Receiver
4. Feedback
Create a message.
Encode
Interpret a message.
Decode
Response to a message.
Feedback
Reasons for failing to communicate:
(4)
1. Prejudice or lack of empathy
2. Lack of privacy
3. External distractions
4. Internal distractions
___ and ___ are hallmarks of a good communicator?
Patience and flexibility
Good communication begins and ends with __ and __.
Trust and rapport
Interaction with PT for the purpose of obtaining in-depth info about the emergency and PT's med hx.
Patient interview
How to remember a name:
(3)
1. Say name out loud 3 times
2. "See" name in bold letters
3. "Feel" yourself write the name
Pt's 3 different responses:
1. Pour out
2. Reveal some but not all
3. Resist responding
Gestures, mannerisms and postures by which a person communicates with others.
Nonverbal communication (body language)
3 types of nonverbal communication:
1. Distance - from Pt
2. Relative Level - In relation to eye level of Pt
3. Stance - posture toward Pt
Interpersonal Zone
Intimate Zone

Characteristics
Distance 0 - 1.5 ft

Characteristics
Visual distortions occur
Best for assessing breath and BO
Interpersonal Zone
Personal Distance

Characteristics
Distance 1.5 - 4 ft

Characteristics
No vis. distortion, extension of self, no BO, voice moderate, dist for PT assessment
Interpersonal Zone
Social Distance

Characteristics
Distance 4 - 12 ft

Characteristics
Impersonal business transactions,
Pt interview MAY be at this dist
Interpersonal Zone
Public Distance

Characteristics
Distance 12+ft

Characteristics
Impersonal interactions with others
Voice must be projected
Posture relaxed and confident, ease, warmth and attentiveness.
Open Stance
Posture suggests negativity, discomfort, fear, disgust or anger.
Closed Stance
True or False: You should look at the bridge of someone's nose if you are uncomfortable with direct eye contact?
True
Nothing builds trust and rapport or calms PT faster than the power of __?
Touch
Questions framed to guide the direction of a PT's answer.
Leading Questions
When the nterviewer encouresges the speaker to provide more info that is called?
Facilitation
Questions that permit unguided and spontaneous answers.
Open-ended Questions
Questions that ask for specific info and require yes or no answers.
Closed Questions (direct questions)
9 traps of bad interviewing include:
1. False Assurance
2. bad advice
3. Abuse of Authority
4. Avoidance Language
5. Bad distancing
6. Too much Professional Jargon
7. Talk too much
8. Interrupting
9. Using "Why" questions
3 sources of difficult interviews:
1. PT's physical condition
2. PT's fear of talking
3. Pt's intent to deceive
4 effective ways to assess children:
1. Start with parents
2. Talk..tell them everything you are doing
3. Do not lie to them
4. Let parents stay with them
Viewing one's own life as the most desirable, acceptable or best and acting in a superior manner to another culture's way of life.
Ethnocentrism
Imposing one's beliefs, values and patterns of behavior on people of another culture.
Cultural Imposition
Asian, Native American, Indochinese, and Arab people consider may __ impolite.
Direct Eye Contact
Southeast Asian folk practice of drawing out a fever is called __?
Coining or Coin Rubbing