When Working with a Patient Who Has a Language Barrier

question 40

Multiple Choice

When working with a patient who has a language barrier, what strategy should the medical assistant use?

• A) Be respectful and courteous.
• B) Use simple phrases and define any medical terminology used.
• C) Use an interpreter.
• D) Use pictures and models during the coaching session.
• E) All of the above

Describe the impact of adult behavior on children's development, particularly regarding initiative and handling emotions.

Understand the importance and methods of teaching prosocial skills.

Recognize key theorists and their contributions to the understanding of moral decision-making and prosocial development.

Comprehend the significance of a family-centered approach in early childhood education.

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