Which of the following situations best describes feedback?
1.
The answers the patient gives to your questions.
2.
The patient explains what another nurse taught him.
3.
The doctor gives you an order and leaves the unit.
4.
You recognize the patient does not speak English well, but you explain and hope for the best.
ANS: 2
Feedback is an important part of communication and helps to prevent or correct failed communication. Feedback requires acknowledgment of what has been said.
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