A nurse is caring for a patient who can speak and understand some English but is not fluent. The nurse should
1. Ask one of the patient's children to help with interpretation.
2. Use a professional or certified interpreter from the hospital's list of available interpreters.
3. Ask one of the patient's adult family members to help with interpretation.
4. Find a nonfamily member in the waiting room who speaks the same language as the patient.
Question 2
A nurse is caring for a patient who requires discharge teaching. When performing patient teaching, the nurse should do which of the following? Select all that apply.
1. Sit near the patient.
2. Stand over the patient.
3. Sit far from the patient.
4. Allow time for the patient to absorb information.
5. Present several pieces of information at once.
Measuring Patient Height
Communication with non-english speaking patients
The effectiveness of patient education
Providing patient education
Great English Migration, 1630–1650
Patient Education Follow-up Plan