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Which of the following is an example of negative communication?


A) Speaking slowly
B) Looking directly at a patient when speaking
C) Forgetting to say thank you
D) Encouraging the patient to ask questions
E) Speaking assertively

F) A) and B)
G) C) and E)

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When you attribute your own feelings to another person, you are using the defense mechanism of ________.

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Overemphasizing a trait to make up for a perceived or actual failing is using ________ as a defense mechanism.

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A person who tries to impose his or her position on others or tries to manipulate them is said to be ________.

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During communication, posture is described as ____.


A) straight or bent
B) direct or indirect
C) appropriate or inappropriate
D) vertical or horizontal
E) open or closed

F) C) and E)
G) B) and E)

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Another term for body language is ________communication.

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In Maslow's hierarchy, the most basic needs are the ________ needs.

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____ is counterproductive to the efficiency of an office.


A) Asking questions
B) Mutual trust
C) Cohesiveness
D) Teamwork
E) Conflict

F) A) and B)
G) B) and C)

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"Where would you like to begin?" is an example of giving a broad ________.

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In Maslow's hierarchy, the ________ needs include consistency, security, and shelter.

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The best way to deal with a coworker you are having trouble getting along with is to ____.


A) try to work it out with the coworker
B) go to the supervisor and explain the situation
C) seek advice from another coworker
D) ask for a job reassignment if possible
E) confront the coworker when patients are present

F) A) and D)
G) A) and B)

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What should the healthcare professional do when faced with patients from cultures with different behaviors, traditions, and values than his or her own?


A) Recognize that other cultures are inferior
B) Avoid trying to understand their culture
C) Strive to understand and be tolerant of them
D) Get someone from a similar culture to care for the patient
E) Teach the patient acceptable behaviors in your culture

F) A) and B)
G) A) and C)

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Caroline and Nichole work together in the busy reception area of an outpatient clinic. It seems to Caroline that Nichole is constantly complaining about something. The patients are rude, the doctors are cranky, the clinic's medical assistant is arrogant....Nichole seems to find something negative to say about everyone. One day in the break room, Nichole says to Caroline, "I don't know how Dr. Noya keeps his job. Do you know what he did yesterday?" Which of the following would be Caroline's best response?


A) "No, tell me-what happened?"
B) "I think the clinic is getting ready to fire him."
C) "No. By the way, did you see that PBS special last night on healthcare?"
D) "Many of the patients refuse to be seen by Dr. Noya."
E) "Yes, I heard. I can't believe all the mistakes he has made."

F) B) and C)
G) All of the above

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You have reached ________ when you find self-fulfillment and realize your own potential.

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In interactions with ________, you should use the same skills and qualities you use to communicate with patients.

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A patient's ________ background has an effect on his or her attitudes toward health and illness.

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A medical assistant asks a patient if the temperature is comfortable in the examination room. This is an example of ____.


A) setting the pace
B) developing social skills
C) controlling the noise
D) creating trust
E) setting boundaries

F) A) and E)
G) B) and C)

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A medical assistant shows ____ when she acknowledges a patient's wishes without passing judgment.


A) respect
B) genuineness
C) reassurance
D) sympathy
E) rapport

F) None of the above
G) All of the above

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It is the responsibility of the ____ to set the stage for positive communication with a patient.


A) medical assistant
B) nurse
C) physician
D) patient
E) physician assistant

F) A) and B)
G) A) and C)

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The medical assistant's goal for working with angry patients is to ____.


A) confront them with their inappropriate behavior
B) tell them the consequences of their angry behavior
C) avoid allowing them to discuss their anger
D) help them refocus emotional energy toward solving the problem
E) get them out of the office as quickly as possible

F) A) and C)
G) B) and E)

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