Patient Interaction and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Quiz

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Why is it important to avoid using humor with a patient?

It can lead to misinterpretation of the information provided

What is considered paralanguage?

Nonverbal elements of speech such as tone, pitch, and speed

Why is it important to not cross our arms when we talk to a patient?

It may convey a defensive or closed-off stance

What is palpation?

The act of feeling with the hands to assess body parts

Why is professional appearance important?

It enhances the credibility of healthcare professionals

Why is hygiene important?

To prevent the spread of infections and diseases

Why is posture important?

It demonstrates confidence and attentiveness

Why is eye contact important?

It conveys respect and active listening

What considerations do we need to give to seriously ill or traumatized patients?

Provide straightforward and clear communication

Which age group is considered a toddler?

0-2 years

What age is considered adolescent?

15-19 years

What is the most basic need in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

Physiological needs

What are some things we can do to soothe an infant during a procedure?

Gently rock them and speak softly

What age do kids begin to think logically?

3-5 years

What is emotional intelligence?

Capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions

What are the 2 types of communication?

Intrapersonal and interpersonal

What works best to communicate with adolescents?

"Active listening" and showing empathy

'How should we speak to toddlers?' What are factors to consider with pediatric patients? What are some things we must never do?

Speak softly and use simple words. We must never rush them or ignore their fears.

Test your knowledge on patient interactions and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs with questions about the basic needs in the hierarchy, patient positioning in the hierarchy, factors to consider with pediatric patients, infant communication, and soothing techniques for infants during medical procedures.

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