20 Questions
Which technique is NOT recommended for verbal communication skills in nursing?
Probing
What is the purpose of using vocal cues in nonverbal communication in nursing?
To express empathy
In cultural considerations for nursing, what is the role of a translator?
To retain the original intent without biases
Which type of body language is considered more welcoming in a nursing context?
Open posture
What is the main purpose of active observation in therapeutic communication for nurses?
To objectively respond to messages
Which type of verbal messages are recommended for effective communication in nursing?
Concrete messages
What is the main focus of therapeutic communication as described in the text?
Addressing client's needs
How many distance zones are defined for proxemics in therapeutic communication?
Four
Which of the following is NOT a goal of therapeutic communication according to the text?
Diagnosing medical conditions
In therapeutic communication, touch can be considered supportive when:
It aligns with the client's preferences and needs
What is the ideal distance between nurse and patient for comfortable therapeutic communication?
3-6 feet
Which type of touch in therapeutic communication can possibly invade personal space if not welcomed?
Functional/professional touch
What is the legal duration that a person can be detained in a psychiatric facility on an emergency basis?
48 to 72 hours
What term is used for continued participation in treatment on an involuntary basis after release from a psychiatric facility?
Mandated Outpatient Treatment
In the context of restraint and seclusion, what does 'restraint' refer to?
Direct application of physical force to a person without permission
What is the purpose of face-to-face evaluations within 1 hour when restraints or seclusion are used?
To assess the need for continued restraint or seclusion
Which legislation mandates civil and criminal penalties for violations of client privacy in healthcare?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
What is the primary responsibility of nurses related to providing care?
Providing safe, competent, legal, and ethical care
Which of the following is NOT listed as part of professional guidelines for nursing liability?
'Best practices' from internet forums
What is the term used for confinement in a specially constructed, locked room equipped with security measures?
'Seclusion'
Explore the legal procedures regarding the detention of individuals in psychiatric facilities on an emergency basis, including the duration of stay and the process for further treatment assessment. Learn about the rights of individuals under voluntary hospitalization and the conditions under which they can be discharged. Understand the laws related to the administration of medication for committed clients.
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