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The nurse is caring for a patient with high blood pressure. Which form of communication should the nurse suggest to the patient for relaxation?

Meditation is a form of intrapersonal communication to control and clear the mind. It is a means to achieve self-encouragement and reassurance with a goal of inner peace and relaxation. Proxemics is the study of the spatial requirements of humans and animals. Negative self-talk may increase a patient’s perception of pain, anxiety, or inability to meet the challenges of a poor prognosis. Small-group conversations focus on the particular needs and requirements of a group of people. This is not relevant to relaxation.

The nurse works in a nursing home. The nurse understands that most of the elderly patients have varying degrees of hearing loss. Which interventions would help the nurse to communicate with these patients? Select all that apply.

Speaking clearly and slowly gives the patient time to comprehend what the nurse is saying. Patients, who have hearing aids, are encouraged to use them to improve communication. When the patient is aware that the nurse is talking, they are more attentive and try to comprehend better. Speaking quickly will not encourage effective communication; rather, speaking slowly and being patient with the patient’s response will help. The nurse should face the patient and make sure that the nurse’s mouth is visible to them when speaking.

Test-Taking Tip: Be sure to consider the patient’s point of view. If you had trouble hearing, what would you want the nurse to do? By changing your perspective, the answer to this question is clear.

The nurse summarizes the conversation with the patient to determine if the patient has understood him or her. This is what element of the communication process?

Feedback is the message the receiver returns that indicates understanding. By summarizing what the patient has said, the nurse can determine if the message was received accurately.

The nurse is learning about communicating with patients who are cognitively impaired. Which are the most appropriate actions that the nurse should perform? Select all that apply.

Asking one question at a time gives the patient with a cognitive impairment sufficient time to understand, think, and answer the question. Using simple sentences to clarify helps the patient to comprehend without much difficulty and results in effective communication. As patients with cognitive impairment may be slow in processing information, it is helpful to give them time to respond. Friends and family members are good sources of information, and should be included in the discussion on subjects they are familiar with. Avoiding communication is against the duty of the nurse and every possible way to communicate with the patient should be attempted. Providing lengthy explanations is not helpful as the patient with a cognitive impairment may not be able to comprehend which will lead to ineffective communication.

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