what are the professional nursing relationships - Answers 1. Nurse-client helping relationships
2. Nurse-family relationships
3. Nurse-health team relationships
4. Nurse-community relationships
what are the basic elements of the communication process - Answers 1. Referent-motivates
one to communicate with another
2. Sender and receiver- one who encodes and one who decodes the message
3. Message-content of communication
4. Channels - means of conveying and receiving messages
5. Feedback - message the receiver returns
6. Interpersonal variable-factors that influence communication
7. Environment-the setting for send a receive her interactions
What are the levels of communication - Answers 1. Intra-personal- occurs within an individual
2. Interpersonal-one to one interaction between two people
3. Trans personal-interaction with in a persons spiritual domain
4. Small group-interactions with a small number of people
5. Public-interaction with an audience
Identify examples of verbal communication - Answers 1. Vocabulary
2. Denotative and connotative meaning
3. Pacing
4. intonation
5. clarity and brevity
6. timing and relevance
Identify examples of nonverbal communication - Answers 1. Personal appearance
2. Posture and gait
, 3. Facial expressions
4. eye contact
5. Gestures
6. Sounds
7. Territoriality and personal space
Define symbolic communication - Answers The verbal and nonverbal symbolism used by others
to convey a meaning
Define metacommunication - Answers A broad term that refers to all factors that influence
communication
what are elements of professional communication - Answers -courtesy
-use of names
-privacy and confidentiality
-trustworthiness
-autonomy and responsibility
-assertiveness
How to actively listen - Answers S: sit facing the patient
O: keep and open posture
L: lean toward the patient
E: establish and maintain intermittent eye contact
R: relax
Define self concept - Answers Self-concepts create and reflect our personal reality in Broadview.
The four aspects of self-concept are physical, cognitive, emotional and spiritual
Define self-esteem - Answers The emotional value a person places on their personal self worth
in relation to others in the environment
Define self-efficacy - Answers Originally developed by Albert Bandura it refers to a persons
precept sure believe that he or she has the capability to perform general or specific life tasks
successfully
What are the five dynamic components of the therapeutic relationship - Answers 1. Trust-shared