Holistic Nursing Exam Sample Questions &
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what is relational practice
engaging with clients with a mind to participation - includes listening, questioning, empathy,
mutuality, reciprocity, self observation, reflection and sensitivity
what is relational communication
the will and initiative to meet people where they are
what is mutuality
being "in-sync" with patient - nurse-patient relationship as a partnership
what is a perceptual bias
a tendency of thinking that interferes with ones ability to perceive someone accurately
What is reflexivity?
Being aware pf your own patterns of communication, responses and the responses you evoke in
others
What is intrapersonal communication?
communication with yourself
what is transpersonal communication
Interaction within a person's spiritual domain - exploration of meaning, significance in patient
what is the referent
, motivates one person to communicate with another
what is therapeutic communication
therapeutic communication facilitates helping relationships and is the whole of communicating
with decisiveness and awareness
what is a helping relationship
where the nurse assumes a role of professional helper who is attune to the needs and patterns of a
patient and uses communication to facilitate growth and change
what are the four phases of a helping relationship
preinteraction, orientation, working, termination
what is relational inquiry
following lead of patient/family, appreciate unique contexts, acknowledging differences
name some elements of professional communication
courtesy, use of names, trustworthiness, autonomy and responsibility, assertiveness
Name some therapeutic communication techniques.
active listening, sharing observations, sharing empathy, sharing humor, sharing hope, sharing
feelings, using touch, using silence, providing information, clarifying, focusing, paraphrasing,
asking relevant questions, summarizing, self disclosure, confrontation.
Name some non therapeutic communication techniques
Answers Solved 100% Correct.
what is relational practice
engaging with clients with a mind to participation - includes listening, questioning, empathy,
mutuality, reciprocity, self observation, reflection and sensitivity
what is relational communication
the will and initiative to meet people where they are
what is mutuality
being "in-sync" with patient - nurse-patient relationship as a partnership
what is a perceptual bias
a tendency of thinking that interferes with ones ability to perceive someone accurately
What is reflexivity?
Being aware pf your own patterns of communication, responses and the responses you evoke in
others
What is intrapersonal communication?
communication with yourself
what is transpersonal communication
Interaction within a person's spiritual domain - exploration of meaning, significance in patient
what is the referent
, motivates one person to communicate with another
what is therapeutic communication
therapeutic communication facilitates helping relationships and is the whole of communicating
with decisiveness and awareness
what is a helping relationship
where the nurse assumes a role of professional helper who is attune to the needs and patterns of a
patient and uses communication to facilitate growth and change
what are the four phases of a helping relationship
preinteraction, orientation, working, termination
what is relational inquiry
following lead of patient/family, appreciate unique contexts, acknowledging differences
name some elements of professional communication
courtesy, use of names, trustworthiness, autonomy and responsibility, assertiveness
Name some therapeutic communication techniques.
active listening, sharing observations, sharing empathy, sharing humor, sharing hope, sharing
feelings, using touch, using silence, providing information, clarifying, focusing, paraphrasing,
asking relevant questions, summarizing, self disclosure, confrontation.
Name some non therapeutic communication techniques
