Learn how to communicate with patients.
Example of how questions should look: side2: A method of medication delivery directly into a muscle. side1: Intramuscular Injection side2: name all the vitals, side1: body temp, pulse rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation side2: 3 methods of medicine administration, side1: oral, topical, IV side2: The process of drawing blood, side1: Phlebotomy side2: The process of inserting a cannula into a vein to provide venous access., side1: Intravenous Cannulation Process Obviously the answer (side1) should not be in side2, as we are teaching/testing memorization. This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics include: How to explain a fever to a patient What is hypertension? How to describe shortness of breath Explaining chest pain causes What is nausea? Describing fatigue to a patient How to explain dizziness What is a migraine? Describing joint pain Explaining the treatment for hypertension What is diabetes mellitus? Explaining insulin administration Describing wound care How to explain surgery preparation What is a nebulizer? Explaining oxygen therapy Describing an injection process How to explain the importance of medication adherence What is chemotherapy? Explaining the purpose of an EKG Describing the symptoms of a stroke How to explain blood pressure management What is an IV? Explaining the side effects of medication Describing the purpose of physical therapy How to explain heart attack symptoms What is an ultrasound? Explaining the treatment for pneumonia Describing the signs of infection How to explain asthma management What is a colonoscopy? Explaining a biopsy procedure Describing the recovery process for surgery How to explain kidney function What is dialysis? Explaining the purpose of a CT scan Describing the symptoms of dehydration How to explain blood glucose monitoring What is a stent placement? Explaining the purpose of a pacemaker
This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics include: How to introduce yourself as a nurse Asking for consent to perform a procedure How to explain your role to the patient Asking for consent to administer medication How to ask a patient for their medical history Explaining the need for patient consent How to ask a patient about allergies Asking for consent to share information with family How to explain the purpose of consent forms Asking for consent to conduct an exam How to introduce the healthcare team Asking for consent to draw blood How to ask for consent before a surgical procedure Explaining the importance of informed consent Asking for consent to use a medical device How to explain privacy rights to a patient Asking for consent to consult with specialists How to introduce a medical student to a patient Asking for consent to perform diagnostic tests How to explain the necessity of patient consent Asking for consent to administer anesthesia How to explain treatment options to a patient Asking for consent for emergency procedures How to explain the risks of a procedure Asking for consent for research participation How to explain the benefits of a treatment Asking for consent to access medical records How to explain a patient’s right to refuse treatment Asking for consent to record a procedure How to explain the process of withdrawing consent Asking for consent to take photographs How to explain the purpose of a patient survey Asking for consent to include family in discussions How to explain the patient’s role in decision-making Asking for consent to transport the patient How to explain the need for a second opinion Asking for consent for a clinical trial How to explain the use of patient data in research Asking for consent for organ donation How to explain patient confidentiality
This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics include: How to reassure a patient during a procedure Offering comfort during an injection How to express empathy for pain Reassuring a patient about their treatment How to offer hope for recovery Comforting a patient experiencing fear How to express understanding of discomfort Offering reassurance before surgery How to comfort a patient’s family Reassuring a patient about medication side effects How to express support during chemotherapy Comforting a patient with a chronic condition How to reassure a patient in an emergency Offering comfort during a physical exam How to express encouragement during therapy Reassuring a patient about test results How to comfort a patient facing surgery Offering comfort to a patient in pain How to express sympathy for a patient’s situation Reassuring a patient about hospital stay How to comfort a patient after diagnosis Offering reassurance about recovery time How to express understanding of anxiety Comforting a patient during a difficult procedure How to reassure a patient about their health Offering encouragement for a positive outcome How to express confidence in the treatment plan Reassuring a patient about their progress How to offer comfort after bad news Comforting a patient facing a long recovery How to reassure a patient about their strength Offering comfort to a patient in distress How to express hope during challenging times Reassuring a patient about their resilience How to offer comfort to a patient with a terminal illness Offering reassurance during end-of-life care How to express care and concern Reassuring a patient about their care team How to comfort a patient experiencing loss Offering comfort and peace to a patient