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Which actions would the nurse take to communicate effectively with a patient? select all that apply.

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The actions that the nurse must perform to communicate effectively with a patient are: 2. Avoid standing while communicating with the patient, 3. Avoid facing a patient across a desk during communication, and 4. Keep 4 to 5 feet of distance with the patient during communication.

<h3>What is effective communication?</h3>

Effective communication is a term that refers to the situation in which a message is shared, received and understood without altering its final objective. That is, the sender and receiver interpret the same meaning. In this way, doubts and confusions are avoided, while expectations about what has been transmitted are fulfilled.

In the medical field, communication must always be effective because patients must fully understand the procedures or medications that are going to be provided, and therefore professionals (doctors and nurses) must communicate effectively with their patients to describe all the procedures that they will undergo. In accordance with the above, the most appropriate actions for effective communication are:

Avoid standing while communicating with the patient (option 2).
Avoid facing a patient across a desk during communication (option 3).
Keep 4 to 5 feet of distance with the patient during communication (option 4).

Note: This question is incomplete because there is some information missing. Here is the complete information:

Options:

1. Provide bright lighting in the communication room.

2. Avoid standing while communicating with the patient.

3. Avoid facing a patient across a desk during communication.

4. Keep 4 to 5 feet of distance with the patient during communication.

5. Avoid placing the chairs at a 90-degree angle during communication.

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