Which statement, if made by the nurse, is an example of a communication technique that can facilitate communication?
a. "Yes, I agree with you."
b. "You need to talk to your doctor."
c. "I know just how you feel."
d. "What are you thinking about?"
ANS: D
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A) Touching a patient infected with hepatitis B B) Handling contaminated equipment C) Contaminated food and water D) Needlesticks and blood splashes