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Select the things that an effective healthcare professional might do to establish good communication with patients. (Check all of the boxes that apply)

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Asking patients to help with translation for other patients
B
Answering patients' questions
C
Understanding and working with a patient's family dynamic
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Playing jokes on patients to lighten their mood
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Observing patients' use of the telephone
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Providing patients with sources of additional information
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Select factors that may affect a patient's preferences or the way a patient perceives his or her care. (Check all of the boxes that apply)

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Cultural or religious requirements
B
Patient's advanced age
C
Patient's economic or financial problems
D
Patient's level of education or comprehension
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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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true
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false

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