Select the word or phrase that most accurately completes each sentence. Twenty percent of the United States population age five and older does not speak English at homelike hospitalsuse eye contact with doctors.Some cultures find direct eye contact to be rudeflirtyinformative, while others find it to be respectfulinterestingcommunication.Healthcare professionals should make sure that before a patient signs a document, he or she can understand ituse a penspeak clearly.A person who translates for healthcare professionals and patients who do not speak the same language is called an interpreteran interlopera language whisperer.
Select the practices for which patients may have preferences that healthcare professionals should be aware of and sensitive to. (Check all of the boxes that apply)
Select whether each statement about working with children is true or false.Children are no different than adults in the healthcare setting. truefalseParents or guardians often have to consent to a child's care. truefalseChildren are usually less afraid in a healthcare setting than adults. truefalseChildren are often less invested in a cultural or religious practice than adults, so it is not usually necessary to consider preferences in that regard. truefalseMembers of the healthcare team can anticipate some common healthcare needs of children. truefalse
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