NURS 301 Exam 1 (LUV, SLANT, Therapeutic
Methods, Bias) – Questions With A+ Solutions
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1 SLANT method 2 Presenting reality example
3 Offering self example 4 Silence example
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Terms in this set (45)
SLANT method sit up, listen, ask, nod, track
LUV method listen, understand, validate (and then fix)
Silence example eye contact
Listening example nodding head
, Recognition example "Hello Mrs. R"
Offering self example "I would like to sit and talk with you for a while"
Broad openings example "What is on your mind?"
General leads example "Go on"
Stating observations example "You see worried"
Requesting descriptions "What thoughts go through your mind?"
Restating example Patient: "I can't deal with this, I'm so confused"
Nurse: "Confused?"
Reflecting example Patient: "Do you think I should call my husband?"
Nurse: "Do you think you should?"
Giving information example "My name is.... I am going to meet with you for the
next 20-30 minutes"
Presenting reality example "I don't see a man behind the door"
Exploring example "Tell me more about that"
Seeking clarification example "I'm not sure I follow what you are saying. Are you
saying that..."
Encouraging evaluation example "Do you think your anxiety interferes with the
relationship?"
Voicing doubt example "That has not been my experience"
Verbalizing the implied" Patient: "It's useless. Nothing I do makes a different"
Nurse: "You feel powerless to change your
circumstances?"
Methods, Bias) – Questions With A+ Solutions
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Practice questions for this set
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eye contact
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1 SLANT method 2 Presenting reality example
3 Offering self example 4 Silence example
Don't know?
Terms in this set (45)
SLANT method sit up, listen, ask, nod, track
LUV method listen, understand, validate (and then fix)
Silence example eye contact
Listening example nodding head
, Recognition example "Hello Mrs. R"
Offering self example "I would like to sit and talk with you for a while"
Broad openings example "What is on your mind?"
General leads example "Go on"
Stating observations example "You see worried"
Requesting descriptions "What thoughts go through your mind?"
Restating example Patient: "I can't deal with this, I'm so confused"
Nurse: "Confused?"
Reflecting example Patient: "Do you think I should call my husband?"
Nurse: "Do you think you should?"
Giving information example "My name is.... I am going to meet with you for the
next 20-30 minutes"
Presenting reality example "I don't see a man behind the door"
Exploring example "Tell me more about that"
Seeking clarification example "I'm not sure I follow what you are saying. Are you
saying that..."
Encouraging evaluation example "Do you think your anxiety interferes with the
relationship?"
Voicing doubt example "That has not been my experience"
Verbalizing the implied" Patient: "It's useless. Nothing I do makes a different"
Nurse: "You feel powerless to change your
circumstances?"
