Multiple Choice
In the context of the autonomic nervous system, which division is primarily responsible for the 'fight or flight' response?
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14. The Autonomic Nervous System
Introduction to the Autonomic Nervous System
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When interacting with a patient who has a visual impairment, which of the following actions should you take?
A
Avoid describing the environment to prevent confusion.
B
Rely on gestures to communicate instructions.
C
Introduce yourself and explain each step before performing it.
D
Speak loudly and slowly to ensure understanding.
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Step 1: Begin by understanding the needs of a visually impaired patient. Recognize that clear verbal communication is essential since they may not rely on visual cues or gestures.
Step 2: Introduce yourself to the patient in a calm and respectful manner. This establishes trust and helps the patient feel comfortable.
Step 3: Explain each step of the procedure or interaction in detail before performing it. This ensures the patient is aware of what to expect and reduces anxiety.
Step 4: Use normal tone and pace when speaking. Speaking loudly or slowly is unnecessary unless the patient has a hearing impairment, as it may come across as patronizing.
Step 5: Avoid relying on gestures or omitting descriptions of the environment. Instead, provide clear verbal descriptions to help the patient navigate and understand their surroundings.
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