Briefly describe two differences between good communicators and poor communicators
Good communicators focus on others, paying attention to everything the other person is trying to communicate. Good communicators know that what they have said is only the beginning of the communication cycle.
Poor communicators focus on themselves, their own thoughts, feelings, experiences, and ideas. Poor communicators speak their part and think that the communication is over.
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A patient has bright red blood spurting from a laceration on his leg. This bleeding is best described as:
A) aortic bleeding. B) venous bleeding. C) capillary bleeding. D) arterial bleeding.
Negligence must be:
a. noticed b. proven c. assumed d. intentional
Normovolemic patients experience decreases in cardiac output above what level of PEEP?
a. 5 cm H2O b. 8 cm H2O c. 12 cm H2O d. 15 cm H2O
Which of the following inflammation indices is used in national epidemiologic surveys, including the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (1971–1974)?
A) Sulcus Bleeding Index (Mühlemann and Son 1971) B) Gingival Index (GI) (Löe 1967) C) Periodontal Index (PI) (Russell 1967) D) Calculus Index of the National Institute of Dental Research (Miller et al. 1987) E) Periodontal Screening and Recording (PSR)