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You are caring for a patient who has had a cerebrovascular accident, with left hemiparesis and aphasia. The patient responds to your spoken words with garbled responses. The nurse determines that the patient has difficulty with message
 
  A) Encoding
  B) Feedback
  C) Decoding
  D) Channeling

Question 2

Care provided to a patient following surgery and until discharge represents which phase of the helping relationship?
 
  A) Orientation phase
  B) Working phase
  C) Termination phase
  D) Evaluation phase



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