Communication Skills NP 409

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Match the following communication techniques with their descriptions:

Effective communication techniques = Keys for good communication Patient-centered communication = Communication tailored to individual patient needs Barriers to communication = Factors that hinder effective communication Conflict and violence management = Strategies for resolving disputes and aggression

Match the following communication methods with their types:

Meetings = Asynchronous communication method Presentations = Synchronous delivery of information Resume writing = Formal documentation for job applications Electronic communication = Digital means of sharing information

Match the following learning methods with their descriptions:

Blended learning = Combination of online and in-person education Role play = Acting out scenarios to practice skills Brainstorming = Group idea generation technique Presentations = Delivering information to an audience

Match the following assessment methods with their weights:

Practical work = 30% of overall assessment Periodical exam = 20% of overall assessment CBL = 10% of practical work assessment Final written exam = Weight unspecified Signup and view all the answers

Match the following domains with their focus areas:

Fundamental knowledge = Understanding communication's importance Personal practice = Demonstrating team working skills Counseling process = Providing guidance to patients Presentation skills = Effectively sharing information verbally Signup and view all the answers

Match the following topics with their relevant course content:

Types of business communication = Different methods used in organizations Counseling Event = Interaction focused on patient support Introduction & overview = First lecture of the course Students Presentations = Showcasing what students learned Signup and view all the answers

Match the following key concepts with their definitions:

Communication process = Exchange of information between individuals Keys for good communication = Fundamental principles for effective interaction Counselling = Guidance provided to individuals in need Assessment schedule = Timeline for evaluating student performance Signup and view all the answers

Match the following skills with their application:

Time management = Organizing tasks efficiently Team working = Collaborating with others Evaluating pharmacist behavior = Analyzing interactions in practice Enhanced communication = Improving information exchange in healthcare Signup and view all the answers

Match the following barriers with their descriptions:

Lack of empathy = Inability to understand patient feelings Language differences = Communication challenges due to language Cultural misunderstandings = Misinterpretations based on cultural backgrounds Environmental distractions = External factors interfering with communication Signup and view all the answers

Match the following elements of communication with their descriptions:

Sender = Transmits a message to another person Message = The element that is transmitted Receiver = Receives the message from the sender Feedback = Communicates back to senders their understanding Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms with their correct definitions related to the communication process:

Communication = Process of generating and sending messages Congruence = Alignment between verbal and nonverbal messages Incongruence = When messages do not align or are conflicting Feedback = Two-way interaction for clarification Signup and view all the answers

Match the symptoms of incongruence with their descriptions:

Red-faced patron = Agitated but claims not to be angry Fist raised = A gesture implying aggression despite words Loud proclamation = A strong vocal expression of distress Body language = Nonverbal cues that contradict spoken words Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication scenarios with their benefits:

Asking how to take medication = Elicits understanding and clarity Showing how to use the inhaler = Ensures correct usage Providing feedback = Prevents misunderstandings Two-way communication = Enhances message accuracy Signup and view all the answers

Match the reasons why effective communication is vital in healthcare:

Patient safety = Prevents fatal medication errors Understanding instructions = Ensures correct treatment application Reducing anxiety = Builds patient trust and rapport Clarifying dosages = Avoids potential overdoses or mistakes Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their importance in pharmacy practice:

Feedback = Key to avoiding misinterpretations Communication process = Facilitates clear instructions Patient education = Informs proper medication usage Nonverbal cues = Enhances verbal messages Signup and view all the answers

Match the medication-related scenarios with their outcomes when communication fails:

Heating pad with fentanyl patch = Leads to potential fatality Misunderstanding dosage = Results in under or overdosing Unclear usage instructions = Causes improper administration Ignoring feedback requests = Creates confusion and errors Signup and view all the answers

Match the following types of messages with their examples:

Verbal message = Directions given on medication application Nonverbal message = Nervous gestures while speaking Written message = Instruction leaflets given to patients Visual message = Demonstration of inhaler use Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication components with their roles:

Sender = Initiates communication Receiver = Interprets the message Message = Conveys information Context = Provides background for understanding Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication terminologies with their examples:

Feedback = Asking, 'How did you understand that?' Message clarity = Clear instructions about taking medication Sender's reliability = Trustworthy pharmacist delivering information Receiver's engagement = Patient asking questions about side effects Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms related to antibiotic usage with their correct descriptions:

Minor bacterial infection = A small-scale infection that can be treated with antibiotics Prescription label = Instructions provided by the pharmacist for medication usage Duration of antibiotic treatment = Length of time necessary to effectively treat an infection Super-infection = An additional infection that occurs after initial treatment fails Signup and view all the answers

Match the roles of communication between health professionals and patients with their functions:

Establishing relationship = Building trust and rapport with the patient Exchange of information = Providing critical health details for decision-making Assessing health condition = Evaluating the patient's current medical status Implementing treatment = Applying medical interventions based on health assessments Signup and view all the answers

Match the consequences of improper antibiotic use with the potential outcomes:

Stopping antibiotics early = Can lead to insufficient treatment of infection Misinterpretation of instructions = Results in incorrect medication administration Hospitalization of the baby = A possible result of antibiotic misuse Development of resistance = Caused by incomplete courses of antibiotics Signup and view all the answers

Match the following actions taken by the mother with their potential effects:

Giving medication for 4 days = Suggested the infection seemed resolved Following prescription label = Led to misunderstanding of medication duration Ceasing treatment when infection appeared cleared = Caused opportunity for a new infection Failing to clarify doubts = Resulted in a lack of effective communication Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms related to antibiotic treatment with their definitions:

Antibiotic = A type of medication used to treat bacterial infections Bacterial infection = An illness caused by harmful bacteria Communication process = Information exchange between professionals and patients Quality of life = A measure of a patient's overall well-being and health status Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication barriers with their corresponding issues:

Misunderstanding medication instructions = Leads to improper use of antibiotics Inadequate information exchange = Results in deficient patient care Lack of ongoing professional relationship = Can diminish patient trust Failure to evaluate treatment effects = Prevents realization of treatment success or issues Signup and view all the answers

Match the relevant concepts in patient care with their meanings:

Health assessment = Overview of patient's medical history and symptoms Implementation of treatment = Action taken based on medical evaluations Evaluation of treatment = Reviewing the effectiveness of applied therapies Patient education = Informing patients about their health and treatments Signup and view all the answers

Match the mother's actions with their implications for her child's health:

Administering antibiotics for 4 days = Insufficient treatment duration for complete recovery Interpreting 'until all gone' literally = Led to an early cessation of medication Not clarifying treatment instructions = Increased risk of miscommunication Hospitalizing the child = A severe consequence of improper medication use Signup and view all the answers

Match the medical terms within the context of antibiotic treatment with their associated risks:

Inadequate antibiotic course = May lead to re-infection or complications Patient non-compliance = Can result in ineffective treatment outcomes Miscommunication by health providers = Can cause confusion regarding medication use Super-infection risk = Increased chance of developing a secondary infection Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication goals of healthcare providers with their purposes:

Establishing ongoing relationships = Strengthening the bond with the patient Providing necessary information = Ensuring effective treatment and care Assessing health conditions = Identifying problems needing attention Evaluating treatment effects = Determining the impact on the patient's life Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

What is the communication process?

Communication process involves sending and receiving information through verbal, nonverbal, written, and visual means. Effective communication ensures clear message transmission and understanding.

What are some keys to good communication?

Active listening, clear and concise language, empathy, respectfulness, and appropriate body language contribute to successful communication. Openness, two-way conversation and understanding are key.

What are some barriers to communication?

Barriers hinder effective communication, such as language differences, cultural diversity, emotions, distractions, and assumptions. Recognizing and addressing these barriers promotes clear communication.

What is patient-centered communication?

Patient-centered communication prioritizes the patient's needs, values, and perspectives. It focuses on building trust, understanding, and a shared decision-making process.