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NUR 105 WEEK 8 Final Exam Preparation Newest
Verified Exam With Complete 250 Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers| Newest Exam!!!
Which of the following is the best method to reassure a
patient that you are listening?
Changing the subject
Sharing empathy
Restating
Nod your head and smile - Answers-Restating
During a one-to-one interaction with a nurse, the client
states, "I'm worried about going home." The nurse
responds, "Tell me more about this." This response is an
example of which of the following?
Providing information
Summarizing
Confrontation
Clarifying - Answers-Clarifying
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Your patient states that she is feeling depressed. As a
nurse, which one of the following would be an appropriate
therapeutic response to your patient's statement?
"Tell me more about how you are feeling."
"Why are you depressed?"
"Don't worry, things will get better."
"People who are depressed are too focused on
themselves." - Answers-"Tell me more about how you are
feeling."
True or False. When communicating with another
individual, you use either verbal or non-verbal
communication. These forms of communication are never
used together at the same time.
True
False - Answers-False
Which situation below should cause the nurse to intervene
and follow up on the nurse aide's behavior?
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The nurse aide is calling the older adult patient "honey."
The nurse aide is facing the older adult patient when
talking.
The nurse aide cleans the older adult patient's glasses.
The nurse aide allows time for the older adult patient to
answer a question. - Answers-The nurse aide is calling the
older adult patient "honey."
The nurse is admitting a patient who will be having
elective surgery. The nurse spends over an hour asking
the patient questions as part of the admission process.
What is the nurse's primary reason for doing this?
This will help the nurse provide better care for the patient.
It is hospital protocol and part of the admission process.
The nurse is trying to make the patient more comfortable.
The nurse needs the time to give a detailed description of
what to expect. - Answers-This will help the nurse provide
better care for the patient.
Which of the following is an example of verbal
communication?
NUR 105 WEEK 8 Final Exam Preparation Newest
Verified Exam With Complete 250 Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers| Newest Exam!!!
Which of the following is the best method to reassure a
patient that you are listening?
Changing the subject
Sharing empathy
Restating
Nod your head and smile - Answers-Restating
During a one-to-one interaction with a nurse, the client
states, "I'm worried about going home." The nurse
responds, "Tell me more about this." This response is an
example of which of the following?
Providing information
Summarizing
Confrontation
Clarifying - Answers-Clarifying
,2|Page
Your patient states that she is feeling depressed. As a
nurse, which one of the following would be an appropriate
therapeutic response to your patient's statement?
"Tell me more about how you are feeling."
"Why are you depressed?"
"Don't worry, things will get better."
"People who are depressed are too focused on
themselves." - Answers-"Tell me more about how you are
feeling."
True or False. When communicating with another
individual, you use either verbal or non-verbal
communication. These forms of communication are never
used together at the same time.
True
False - Answers-False
Which situation below should cause the nurse to intervene
and follow up on the nurse aide's behavior?
, 3|Page
The nurse aide is calling the older adult patient "honey."
The nurse aide is facing the older adult patient when
talking.
The nurse aide cleans the older adult patient's glasses.
The nurse aide allows time for the older adult patient to
answer a question. - Answers-The nurse aide is calling the
older adult patient "honey."
The nurse is admitting a patient who will be having
elective surgery. The nurse spends over an hour asking
the patient questions as part of the admission process.
What is the nurse's primary reason for doing this?
This will help the nurse provide better care for the patient.
It is hospital protocol and part of the admission process.
The nurse is trying to make the patient more comfortable.
The nurse needs the time to give a detailed description of
what to expect. - Answers-This will help the nurse provide
better care for the patient.
Which of the following is an example of verbal
communication?
