9 Questions
Which of the following individuals should NOT be used for language interpretation in a healthcare setting?
A trained hospital interpreter
What should the nurse do when speaking with an interpreter?
Use lay terms
What should the nurse consider when choosing an interpreter?
The interpreter's preferred age and gender
True or false: It is acceptable to use a child or spouse as a language interpreter in a healthcare setting.
False
True or false: When communicating with a patient with low literacy, it is recommended to talk slowly and loudly.
False
True or false: The nurse should rely on family members for translation if a qualified interpreter is not available.
False
True or false: It is recommended to always choose an interpreter over a child, spouse, or friend for language interpretation in a healthcare setting.
True
True or false: When speaking with an interpreter, the nurse should address the client directly and speak in short sentences.
True
True or false: The nurse should ensure that the interpreter only provides literal translation of the words spoken by the healthcare provider, without adding any personal advice or information.
True
Learn the importance of choosing a professional interpreter for language interpretation in healthcare settings. This quiz will help you understand why it's crucial to wait for a trained hospital interpreter and avoid relying on family members or friends. Discover best practices for effective communication with clients and how to use lay terms instead of medical jargon. Gain insights on gender preferences and how to address clients directly. Enhance your knowledge and improve patient care.
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