Communication 1 Jeopardy Template

Feedback	Active listening	Hearing/speech/vision impaired	Angry or don't speak English	Misc
100 What is paraphrasing? The receiver rewords the sender’s message in the receiver’s own words and then asks the sender for confirmation	100 What is focusing fully on what a speaker is saying? Characteristic of active listening	100 What is American Sign Language? ASL	100 What is the guidelines when dealing with an angry patient? Never argue with the patient or respond in anger and ask help from security, if necessary.	100 What is terminally ill, medicated, hearing/vision/speech impaired, angry or do not speak English Two examples for patients with special needs
200 What is reflecting? The sender prompts the receiver to either complete or add details to the message.	200 What is sympathy? Feeling sorry for the person	200 What is American Sign Language (ASL)? Method to communicate with the hearing impaired	200 What is patients who don't speak English? Type of patient that requires simple words and sentences	200 What are barriers? Obstacles that block communication
300 What is asking questions? Questions can be used to check the receiver’s understanding of important information.	300 What is empathy? Understanding another person's feelings	300 What is pantomime, pictures, drawings and writing? Method to communicate with the speech impaired	300 What is the nurses/doctor's job when dealing with a patient that doesn't speak English? Use simple words and sentences, use pantomime, and request an interpreter if necessary.	300 What is patients who are terminally ill? Patients that feel a strong need to share their fears and concerns
400 What is requesting examples? Examples can help more clearly and explain and fill in meaning.	400 What is good listening skills? Skill necessary to achieve empathy	400 What is announcing your presence and explain what will be done? Method to communicate with the visually impaired	400 What is the nurses/doctor's job when dealing with an angry patient that is verbally abusive? State politely that you are willing to listen but will not tolerate threatening language or cursing.	400 What is show care, visit the patient and give reassurance? Ways to care for a terminally ill patient
500 What is paraphrasing, reflecting, asking questions, and requesting examples? The four methods for good feedback	500 What is concentration, attention and observation? Requirements for active listening	500 What is pantomime? Using body movements and gestures to convey ideas or actions	500 What is patients that are angry? Type of patient that is either physically or verbally abusive.	500 What is language differences, sensory impairments, medication effects, cultural influences, and physical distractions? Common barriers for communication

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