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100

To creat a message to be sent

Encoding 

100

The distance we feel comfortable with others while communicating

Personal space

100

Can be answered with a yes, or a no answer

Closed Question

100

Adult medical emergency

Code blue

100

A written record of what transpired during a meeting

Minutes 

200

The recipient of the sender message.

Receiver

200

We made it to the  position or the body or parts of the body.

Posture

200

Encourage communication because the patient verbalize more.

Open ended question

200

Infant or Child abduction

Code pink

200

List of Pacific items that will be discussed at a meeting is called a

Agenda

300

The receiver way of assuring that the message that is understood is the same as the message that was sent.

Feedback

300

And attempt to conceal or repress the true feelings.

Masking 

300

Refers to the location in which the patient provider physical interact

Point of care

300

Remove Alarm Contain Extinguish 

RACE

300

Attempt to withdraw from a unpleasant situation by retreating to an earlier more secure stage in life

Regression

400

Involves listening, and being aware of what the patient observed as well.

Active listening

400

An opinion or judgment that is formed before all facts are known

Prejudice 

400

American with disabilities at

ADA

400

Pull Aim Squeeze Sweep Side to Side

PASS

400

Refusal to accept painful information that is important to others

Denial

500

The study of body language

Kinesics

500

A slant towards a particular belief

Bias 

500

Code Red

fire emergency

500

Optical Character, Reader

OCR

500

DOCTOR of Osteopathy

DO

600

Bomb Threat

Code Green

600

Cold yellow

Hazardous material spill

600

Used to send a copy without the recipient’s knowledge

 Blind Copy

600

Memo a type of interoffice communication.

Memorandum 

600

History

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