Health Assessment in Nursing: Interview Process

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Which of the following should you avoid during an effective interview?

Using personal examples to relate to the client

How should you approach questioning during an effective interview?

Plan questions to follow a logical sequence and ask one question at a time

What should you do if the client does not understand a point during the interview?

Clarify the point using language the client understands

Which of the following is an effective way to engage with the client during the interview?

Using silence to allow the client to organize their thoughts

What should you convey through your nonverbal cues during an effective interview?

Respect, concern, interest, and acceptance

What is the purpose of an interview?

All of the above

In the directive approach to interviewing, who controls the interview?

The nurse

Which type of question is more likely to elicit longer and more detailed responses from the client?

Open-ended questions

Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when setting up an interview?

The nurse's attire

What is the purpose of the opening stage of an interview?

To establish rapport

Which of the following best describes a closed question?

Restrictive and factual in nature

Learn about the importance and purposes of the interview process in health assessment within the nursing field. Understand how nurses use a directive approach to effectively gather and give information during interviews.

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