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Communication influences Culture, Social class and Values
What are factors that influence communication?
A form of ageism in which younger people alter their speech based on the assumption that all older people have difficulty understanding and comprehending
What is Elderspeak?
a normal emotional response to a perceived threat, frustration, or distressing event.
What is anger?
must be accurate, comprehensive, flexible, reflective of nursing standards.
What is documentation?
The feeling associated with loss differ only in the intensity with which one experiences them.
What is loss?
Episodic agitated behaviour occurring in the late afternoon or early evening with clients in the middle stages of dementia
What is Sundowning?
clouding of the lens in the eye which leads to a decrease in vision
What is Cataracts?
aggressive behaviors are learned responses.
what are Psychosocial theories?
Subjective–objective–assessment–plan
What is SOAP?
Treatment focus is on pain control, physical symptom management, and easing of secondary psychosocial and spiritual distress.
what is Nurse’s Roles in Palliative Care?
Trust, Empathy, Autonomy, Craing and Hope are?
What are five dynamic components of the therapeutic relationship?
Affects a person’s ability to communicate in one or more ways
What is Aphasia?
Step 4: Exploring alternative options and partial solutions
What is the crisis intervention process?
Care includes mostly teaching and assessment.
What is home health care documentation?
seniors tend to be more comfortable with ‘lowtech’ information sharing, mainly word of mouth, in the form of personal visits and the telephone.
What is communcation styles when talking with aborignal adults?
Examples of?
Position yourself at the same level as the client
Speak slowly and distinctly, facing the client.
What are strategies for dealing with Sensory Deficit ?
Results from damage to any part of the inner ear or the neural pathways to the brain
What is Sensorineural hearing loss?
forceful attitude or action that is expressed physically, symbolically, or verbally.
What is Aggression ?
Documentation is used to review levels of care given to and needed by residents in long-term care facilities.
The term ‘Elder’ is usually reserved as a title of honour given to Aboriginal individuals in recognition of their knowledge, wisdom, experience and/or expertise.
What are olderadults called in aboriginal culture?
1.Relates to anything associated with the spoken word
2. Messages sent and received without the use of words
What is verbal communication?
What is Non verbal communication?
Normally occurs in the older person as the realization of his or her approaching death creates a resurgence of unresolved conflicts
What is life review?
At this stage clients are unable to listen to reason, follow directions, or engage in mental exercises.
What is the cycle of assault?
Right task
Right circumstances
Right person
Right direction/communication
Right supervision
What are five rights of delegation?
Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
What is Kubler Ross's stages of grief?