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burchfield96

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on: Jul 7, 2018
Potential barriers to effective communication can impact how the message is delivered and if it is received. Which of the following are some of these barriers to communication?
 
  a. stereotyping
  b. internal locus of control
  c. inattention
  d. stress
  e. past-oriented culture
  f. giving advice

Question 2

You are organizing your review in order to be prepared for the NCLEX-RN. Which of the following is not necessarily an area to concentrate on for this review?
 
  a. NCLEX knowledge review
  b. NCLEX test question practice
  c. test anxiety control
  d. NCLEX review/reread of all of your nursing textbooks and talking with teachers


quynhmickitran

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Reply #1 on: Jul 7, 2018
Answer to Question 1

A, C, D, F
Barriers to communication are important for nurses to be aware of especially when they are encountered in practice. Nine potential barriers to communication have been noted by Ruthman (2008). These barriers are: 1) stereotyping; 2) inattention; 3) stress; 4) giving advice; 5) incongruent responses; 6) unclear expectations; 7) interrupting; 8) being defensive; and 9) offering false reassurance.

Answer to Question 2

D
Three areas that those who are preparing to take the NCLEX-RN exam should focus on for their
review are NCLEX knowledge review, NCLEX test question practice, and test anxiety control.
Reviewing or rereading all of your nursing texts is time consuming and will not help to focus upon
critical areas found in the exam.


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