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Q: Establish therapeutic relationships with patientsassigned to your care, and describe…

A: The importance of establishing a therapeutic relationship with a patient is to acquire his/her trust…

Q: Describe how each type of ineffectivecommunication hinders communication.

A: The nursing process generally involves a number of approaches that aid in caring for a patient. The…

Q: In what ways can disorders of communication be described and classified?

A: Communication is the way of interaction between the individuals which take place as per the…

Q: How can you improve your communication with others about patient condition?

A: A nurse must communicate about the patient's condition not only to the patient himself but also to…

Q: Define the following concepts:   Psychiatry:   Mental Health:

A: Mental health is a big medical issue. Issues affecting mental health can have damaging consequences.…

Q: Exampls of how to use therapeutic communication under stress

A: Any situation that disrupts daily routine causes stress. Patients and their families frequently…

Q: Describe principles of effective communication in the healthcare settings

A: Healthcare settings is one of the prominent sector. Infrastructure of the health care settings  like…

Q: why effective communication is important in healthcare? What could occur if communication is not…

A: Communication is a process to exchange thoughts, emotions, feelings, and ideas through writing,…

Q: How do different types of illness (acute, chronic, and life-altering) impact the client and family…

A: Illness or disease is an abnormal condition which affects negatively the structure or function of…

Q: What therapeutic help can be suggested to assist Person Z in controlling her pain and whether it…

A: There is a signal that something may be wrong is sent to the nervous system that is defined by the…

Q: Discuss the way in which the responsive and action dimensions interrelate in maintaining a…

A: The formation of pleasant clinician-patient encounters is facilitated by therapeutic interpersonal…

Q: What is communication is irreversible?

A: Communication is one of the principle component of interpersonal interactions. It can be intentional…

Q: Nurses should be aware of clues to an adolescent's emotional state when dealing with them. Why and…

A: Effective communication with patients is an important tool in nursing care. Good communication…

Q: explain three things that stand out about Therapeutic communication and types of communication.

A: Therapeutic communication is the communication between a patient and care provider. It might be…

Q: Describe the health care needs of these special people. *Prisoners  *Disable  *Mental illness

A: The needs of a person required to provide better care and a healthy lifestyle are called health care…

Q: somatic complaint and an act of aggressive behavior are both examples of          an internalizing…

A: Internalizing disorders are not overt, less observable and typically not expressed as behavioural…

Q: how we can diffrentiate between rational and irrational prescription?

A: Drugs form an indispensable part of health care system. Drugs play an important role in promoting…

Q: Identify at least five factors pertaining to their verbal and/or nonverbal communication that one…

A: Nonverbal communication is used to convey messages in the form of gestures, body posture, facial…

Q: What is the importance of Pharmacoepidemiology in health

A: It is the study of drug use in populations Also can be defined as,the application of epidemiological…

Q: What is the difference between a remission and a relapse of a disease ?

A: Remission:- The reduction or consequent disappearance of symptoms and signs of a particular disease…

Q: Have your own model of communication based on field of specialization (Cardiothoracic Surgery).…

A: Communication It is the process of transforming information from source to another. It consists of…

Q: What is SBAR Communication in nursing (Elaborate with examples)?

A: SBAR is the short-form used for situation, background, assessment, and recommendations. It is the…

Q: What is opportunism?

A: Symbiosis is any type of a close and long-term biological interaction between two different…

Q: Why might a nurse hesitate to respond to suspected adult interpersonal violence?

A: The  interpersonal violence is an intentional use of physical force against the other person by an…

Q: SSRIs made simple? Bipolar, Depression, schizophrenia made simple

A: BIPOLAR- Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, is a mental condition characterized by…

Q: Engage in effective communication techniques for older patients ?

A: An act that includes giving, receiving, and sharing information is called communication. Good…

Q: When clients are suicidal, on what Cognitive-behavioral approach focus ?

A: Introduction: Cognitive therapy is related to cognitive theory, and that is a model for how…

Q: Applying the nursing theory of Katie Eriksson, how will you promote caritative caring in a covid19…

A: Kattie Eriksson developed a theory of Caritatative caring. The theorist is a Swedish Nurse, she…

Q: How immune system and depression relate each other ?

A: The immune system is the organ system of the body that is principally accountable for protecting the…

Q: what are the importance of effective communication in the health care system

A: Communication is essential. Patients must communicate their worries, and doctors must comprehend…

Q: List at least eight ways in which peoplecommunicate nonverbally.

A: Communication is the way of sharing information or knowledge from one person to another. This is way…

Q: Offer alternative communication devices when appropriate to promote communication with patients who…

A: ALTERNATE COMMUNICATION DEVICE:-  Communication device, systems, strategies and tools that replace…

Q: What drug is used to counteract the effects ofanaphylactic shock?a. epinephrineb. antihistaminesc.…

A: Anaphylaxis is an acute, potentially multisystem, life-threatening allergic or hypersensitive…

Q: You practice CAREs approach. What does it stand for?

A: The CARE approach in the healthcare systems helps improve the communication of the practitioner. It…

Q: is physician-assisted suicide ethically different than a patient refusing treatment?

A: Euthanasia: The term was first used around the seventeenth century in the medical context and it…

Q: What are the Implications of communication methods used when sharing health information

A: Communication is of utmost importance in the health care settings. Main two types of communication…

Q: What kind of legal accountability is involved when providing trauma-informed care in patients with…

A: ACE is the abbreviation for Adverse Childhood Experience. It refers to the traumatic experience a…

Q: Must counselors violate confidentiality and perhaps take coercive action when a client known to be…

A: Virus is a type of small microorganism that does not have the ability to reproduce on its own…

Q: List and describe at least 5 strategies for improved communication with patients and families.

A: Introduction- Effective Communication is a key part which helps to ensure the patient care in a…

Q: Use the five levels of communication with patients ?

A: COMMUNICATION:- Communication is a process of giving, receiving, and sharing information. A…

Q: Is depersonalization a symptom of anxiety?

A: Depersonalization is the sensation of being unconnected from your body and you feel as there is no…

Q: Describe interventions for symptom management in patients at the end of life ?

A: The nursing practice and caring include diagnosing and treating the patients. This can be achieved…

Q: Use effective communication techniques wheninteracting with patients from different cultures.

A: Communication includes interchanging ideas and facts through customary sign and behavior. Purposes:…