communication
What is Essence of communication?
What is a sender sends a message to a receiver
what are ways verbal communication is expressed ?
What is writing and speech?
What are some ways of using non verbal communication?
Using body language
Tones of voice , pitch, and volume
Facial expressions or gestures
What is a medical assistant share, understands and express feelings with a patient
What is empathy
What is an active listener?
What is someone who listens and focus their attention on the speaker
What type of communication tactic is commonly used
what is Verbal
What group of people may be unable to Comprehend verbal communication?
What is deaf/mute
What are some interference with communication?
Emotions
Pain
other preoccupations
Lack of privacy
what helps a in patient care and satisfaction by addressing level of needs
What is Maslow hierarchy of needs
Someone who’s ignores the Inactive speaker
What is inactive listener
What is It called when a communicator Is using body language instead of words and speech
What is Nonverbal
Define verbal?
Spoken or written
a non verbal communication enhance patient care and improve outcomes in the medical field
What is empathy
Someone who interrupts a speaker
What is inactive listener
So one who have the center of attention when presenting
What is The speaker
What is questions that can be answered yes or no (short answers)
What is Closed questions
Differentiate between verbal and nonverbal?
Verbal and nonverbal communication are two fundamental ways people convey information, but they differ significantly in how the message is delivered and perceived.
Examples: Verbal relies on language; nonverbal relies on physical and behavioral cues.
Verbal communication is often more explicit and direct; nonverbal communication can be more subtle and open to interpretation.
Verbal is often used for conveying explicit information and complex ideas; nonverbal is often used to express emotions, attitudes, and social cues.
Verbal communication is typically governed by more formal rules of grammar and syntax that are relatively stable within a language, while nonverbal communication can vary significantly across cultures.
What is a negative non verbal communication?
what is:
bothered facial expressions
gestures
posture
one way to build relationship with a patient when asking questions
What is Being silent gives the patient time to respond and add to the information
verbal listeners
What is Mentally able and the blind sometimes mute if they can read lips
What is questions that encourages patients to open and talk?
What is Open questions?
How do you think verbal communication is used in the medical field ?
Give your opinion so we understand what going through your thoughts
What ways to show involvement being non verbal
what is maintaining eye contact
What is one thing that should be avoided when asking Patients questions
argumentative debates
Non verbal listeners
What is mental able, non mental able , death, mute and legally blind