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Communication Terms

Terms from Chapter 1-2

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clarify, clarification, clarifyingto make something easier to understand, ask questions
colloquialismsregional language or terms ("bubbler")
compliant, compliance, complyingfollowing prescribed care (taking your medication as ordered)
empathytry to "feel" what the patient feels, imagine yourself in their shoes
feedbackasking repeat of information back to be sure messages were clearly received
HIPAAHealth Insurance Portability and Accountability Act-applies to any health information in any health care agency
incongruentnonverbal cues are inconsistent with the message
idiomwell-known phrase meaning completely different from its literal translation "He was burning up with fever"
kinesicsbody movements such as gestures, posture, eye movements-nonverbal communication
paralanguagesounds in addition to spoken words volume, pitch, and tone of voice when speaking
proxemics"spatial" relationships, physical closeness tolerated by people
rapportrelationship of trust and understanding
sympathyfeel pity and compassion for another
validate, validation, validatingverify that something is true
verify, verification, verifying"understanding" a message correctly
anacusistotal loss of hearing
amuletan object worn as a charm against evil
assimilate, assimilationacceptance or absorbing into a broad cultural community
autonomyindependant, self-governing, self-determination
belligerence, belligerentangry stubbornness, hostile, agressive behavior
biasa preference (clothing, cultural differences, age differences) that inhibits our impartial judgement
cohesiveact or process of holding things together
culturea collection of values, beliefs, social behaviors of a certain population
discriminate, discriminationto make a clear distinction usually with negative perceptions and prejudice
escalateincrease
cultural imposition"everyone should feel and act as we do", imposing your behavior on others
impedanceinterruption of sound transmission to the hearing centers of the brain
ethnic, ethnicitypertaining to a group joined by religion, race, nationality, or culture
interdependent culturesfocused on their family and their group, mutually dependent on each other
matriarchal (society)oldest female makes all the decisions, strong female figure
patriarchal (society)oldest male relative makes all decisions
presbycusishearing deficit associated with the elderly
respiteshort interval of rest or relief
inflectionvariation in tone of speech
subjectiveperceived by the individual (pain level, amount of blood)


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