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Questions
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Responses of the participants
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NP
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Neutral communication
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| 1 |
Whenever I come across an anxious patient in the operating room or on the operating room table or in the procedure room, I try to reduce the anxiety of the patient by saying |
111 (72.52%) |
42 (27.45%) |
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When a patient is undergoing an intervention under local anesthesia, I address the anxiety by usually saying |
107 (69.93%) |
46 (30.06%) |
| 3 |
In the recovery room of the operating theatre, when the patient is recovering from anesthesia, I allay the anxiety, pain, nausea, vomiting of the patient by saying |
93 (60.78%) |
60 (39.21%) |
| 4 |
At the time of changing wound dressing of my patient, I often console my patient and allay his anxiety of pain by saying |
103 (67.32%) |
50 (32.67%) |
| 5 |
Sometimes my patient needs distraction of attention and I often say the following sentences/ words to do that |
119 (77.78%) |
34 (22.22%) |
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In the process of briefing to patients while taking consent or doing counseling, I explain the risks of procedure by using the following effective sentences |
95 (62.09%) |
58 (37.90%) |
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Can the choice of my words affect the well-being of my patients during communication |
Yes 100 (100%)
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No -
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| 8 |
Do you know NP in clinical practice? |
Yes -
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No 100 (100%)
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