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| Communication Interference |
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external- distractin environment, noise, lack of privacy
Internal- emotion, pain
impaired understanding or cultural differences |
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| What are the 2 types of communication? |
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Verbal- written or spoken
Nonverbal- body language, facial expression, or other means |
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| Closed and open questions |
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Closed- yes/no answer
open- get patient to describe |
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| Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs |
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1: basic needs for survival, air, food, water
2: needs for safety and security
3: need for love and belonging
4: need for esteem and recognition
5: self-actualization (personal fulfillment) |
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Ability to put oneself in anotehrs position and imagine what they would feel
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| normal, acceptable behavior, deamed fit by society |
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| person's right to make independent decisions about health care |
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| be faithful to reasonable expectations |
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| stealing without violence |
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| taking money or property from employees or clients |
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| deliberate deception carried out to secure unfair or unlawful gain |
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| injuries or wrongs against people or propery |
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| act that was performed improperly and causes wrong doing |
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| an act that should have been performed but was not |
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absence of illness or disease
can carry out daily functions with no difficulties or pain |
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| medical insurance for the families of those in the armed forces |
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| manipulates bones and muscles to balance the body |
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| bacteria, protozoa, rickettsiae, and fungi |
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1: Reservoir host
2: route of exit
3: method of transmission
4: route of entry
5: susceptible host |
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| decrease the number of microorganisms on a item |
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| destroys pathogens but has no effects on spores, generally applied to inanimite objects |
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| destroyes pathogens including spores |
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| process of making an area clean and free of infection causing microorganisms |
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| free from infection causing microorganisms including spores |
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| what does an MSDS provide |
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| proper storage, first aid, spill response, safe disposal, toxicity |
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250 degrees
15-30 minutes
15 psi |
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