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Question 1
Question 1
- Avoid addressing the client directly and only communicate with the interpreter.
- Provide personal advice to the interpreter for better understanding.
- Encourage translation through family members for a more comfortable conversation.
- Ensure the interpreter clarifies any doubts about translation accuracy. (correct)
Question 2
Question 2
- Speak in long, complex sentences to convey detailed information.
- Pre-conference with the interpreter is not necessary.
- Speak slowly and pause after 1-2 sentences for translation. (correct)
- Use medical terminology to ensure accurate translation.
Question 3
Question 3
- Preferred age and gender of the nurse.
- Professional qualifications of the interpreter. (correct)
- Availability of family members for translation.
- Preferred age and gender of the interpreter.
Which one of these is the primary direction for the nurse when communicating with a non-English speaking client?
Which one of these is the primary direction for the nurse when communicating with a non-English speaking client?
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Which statement accurately describes the use of interpreters during a consent process?
Which statement accurately describes the use of interpreters during a consent process?
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In which situation is it advisable to avoid translation through family members?
In which situation is it advisable to avoid translation through family members?
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