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lcc nursing jami dannels

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communication in nursing is an interactive process through which there is an exchange of info that may occur verbally, nonverbally, in writting, or through onfo technology
those included in the communication process are nurse, cliet, significant support person, other members of health care team, community agencys
effective communication demonstrates caring, compassion, cultural awareness
caring is a goal of therapeutic communication, an attitude that enhances communication, the foundation of a nurse-client relationship, easily identified by the client
therapeutic communication is the process in which the nurse consciously influences a client or helps the client to a better understanding through verbal or nonverbal communication
in therapeutic communication there is a goal directed approach, an explicit time frame, an expectation of confidentiality
elements of communication referent, sender, message, channels, reciever, feedback, environment
forms of communication are verbal and nonverbal
verbal communication examples vocabulary, denotative, connotative, pacing, intonation, clarity, brevity, timing, and relevance
nonverbal communicatoin examples personal apperance, posture and gait, facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, territoiality and space, written communication, touch and sound
what are the factors that influence communication internal factors, nature of the relationship between participants, reason for the communication, physical surroundings, sociocultural elements
levels of communication intrapersonal, interpersonal, public
phases of the helping/therapeutic relationship pre-interaction, orientation, working, termination
nursing process and communication assessment, physical and emotional factors, developmental factors, socialcultural factors, gender
communication with the caring relatinship include what professionalism, courtesy, confidentiality, trust, availability, empathy, active listening, responding, acceptance and respect, silence, hope, socializing, assertiveness/autonomy, humor, touch, cultural/gender sensitivity
zones of personal space intimate zone, personal zone, social zone, public zone
zones of touch social zone, consent zone, vulnerable zone, intimate zone
attentive listening, what does SOLER mean sit facing forward, offer an open posture, lean toward Pt, establish and maintain intermittet eye contact, relax
communication can be what active or complex
challenging commumication situations are what silent and withdrawn Pt, sad and depressed, angry and hostlie, sullen and uncooperative, talkative and lonely, demanding, ranting and raving, sensory impaired, verbally impaired, gossiping and caty, bitter complaining, mentally handicaped, confused and di
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