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| Maslow's hierarchy of needs from lowest to highest |
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1)physical needs
2)safety and security
3)love and belongning
4)self-esteem
5)self-actualization |
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| many patients, especially children and elderly, can be slow to recover or can even die if this need is not met |
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| without sufficient amounts any of these needs, a patient could die |
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| the ability to receive, interpret, and respond appropriately and clearly to messages |
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| automatic communication used out of habit |
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| required components for communication |
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sender
message channel
receiver
interaction |
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| responses that will cut off communication |
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false reassurance
avoidance
evasion
untruthfulness
false assurances
distractions
changing the subject
interrupting
solving
arguing
judgmental responses |
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| When should you avoid communication triads? |
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| if anxiety level is high, or if there is a question of confidentiality |
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| Kubler-Ross stages of grief |
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1.Stage I – Denial and Isolation
2.Stage II – Anger (and paranoia)
3.Stage III – Bargaining
4.Stage IV – Depression
5.Stage V – Acceptance |
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| 4 underpinnings of the law |
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1.concern for justice and fairness
2.need for laws to be pliable
3.similar standards of performance
4.individual rights and responsibilities |
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