The Appropriate Way to Speak to a Patient Who Has

question 49

Multiple Choice

The appropriate way to speak to a patient who has a hearing impairment is to ____.

• A) shout
• B) speak rapidly
• C) repeat questions verbatim
• D) use a higher tone of voice
• E) speak in clear, low-pitched tones

---

Definitions:

Puzzle Boxes

Devices designed to test the problem-solving abilities of animals or humans, requiring manipulation of mechanics or pieces to achieve a goal.

Learned Helplessness

is a condition in which a person suffers from a sense of powerlessness, arising from persistent failure to succeed or continued negative outcomes despite effort and initiative.

Trial and Error

A problem-solving method that involves testing various possibilities until a satisfactory solution is found or until all options are exhausted.

Reconditioning

The process of retraining or rehabilitating someone's behavior, physical condition, or responses to stimuli, often after an injury or period of inactivity.