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Medical Crisis Communication

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What can help reduce the shock of life-changing events for patients?

Using aggressive treatment methods

Administering strong sedatives immediately

Withholding information to prevent anxiety

Providing information in a clear, calm, consistent, and reassuring manner (correct)

What should caregivers recognize about hospitalized patients?

Patients are generally comfortable in hospital emergency rooms

Patients do not feel scared in ICUs

Hospital environments can be intimidating for patients (correct)

Patients prefer to be left alone in hospital settings

What is a typical response to life-threatening events?

Excitement and joy

Anger and frustration

Frightened or distraught feelings (correct)

Complete calm and composure

What is a challenge in caring for frightened or distraught patients?

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What is important for health providers when communicating with patients?

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Medical Crisis Communication

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Questions and Answers

What can help reduce the shock of life-changing events for patients?

What should caregivers recognize about hospitalized patients?

What is a typical response to life-threatening events?

What is a challenge in caring for frightened or distraught patients?

What is important for health providers when communicating with patients?

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