TUGAS ENGLISH FOR NURSING

NAMA : IHAT SHOLIHAT

NIM : 1020031075
KELAS : 2C

Questions:
1. By your own word, define therapeutic communication.
Answer : In my opinion, therapeutic communication is communication made by
nurses with patients which aims to increase the degree of patient recovery

2. By your own word, define bedside manner.

Answer : bedside manner is the way a health worker treats patients by showing

good, friendly, and empathetic behavior

3. How to start a good therapeutic communication?

Answer : Here are some tips to start a good therapeutic communication.
- Smile with your eyes
Be sure in the first few minutes of an interaction to smile all the way into your
eyes and make sure your patient (and their support team) sees it. Dr. Barbara
Wild found that we “catch” happier emotions when we see a genuine smile.

- Greet your patient

The first thing nurses must do when entering a patient’s room is to give a
greeting. Why? Because when you make the patient feel happy and show that
you can build rapport and trust with them, it takes a huge load of stress away
from him or her.

- Ask open questions

Try to have the first or last question be more open-ended. And it all starts with
asking the right type of questions.

4. Between “Do you have a fever?” and “What is your problem?”, which one will you
use to start your therapeutic communication? Why do you choose it?
Answer : I Think I’II use “what is your problem?” to start a therapeutic
communication because it’s an open question so we’re going to get more and
more open answers.
Grettings.

- How do yo do
- Hello, I’m ihat
- What’s up
 Responses

- Not bad
- Fine, thanks
- Very well, thank you

Questions

- Do you Have a reservation

- Do you have laundry service
- Where can I get something to eat

Responses

- No Smoking please
- Yes, mayni have your name, please ?
- Yes we do, just put tour dirty clother in this box and leave it by door.

Related Vocabularies
Direction. Study the following vocabularies. Accomplish the sound of the words in blanks by searching
them independently. Then, add five more words.
 Name /neim/ (v)  Night/nait/ (v)
 Occupation / ekyupesien/ (n)  stress /stres/ (v)
 Nurse /ners/ (n)  communication/kemunikeisn/ (n)
 Patient /peisyen/ (v)  care/kear/ (v)
 Live /liv/ (v)  health/helth/ (n)

Integrated Listening and Speaking Exercise

Direction. Accomplish the following conversation by listening to the audio file on UFLearn. Then, act out
the dialogue.

Head Nurse : Miss Shinta, (1) I’d like you to meet doctor Martin Smith.
Doctor, this is Shinta, our new nurse.
New Nurse : (2) how do you do doctor Smith?
Doctor Smith : (3) how do you do.
Head Nurse : Doctor Smith is a surgeon. He’s just finished his specialization in
surgery at Oxford University.
New Nurse : (4) congratulation Doctor.
Doctor Smith : Thank you.