NURSE-PATIENT INTERACTION RECORDING
Student Name:
Date and Shift:
Client Diagnosis:
Nurse Communication
(Verbal & Non-verbal)
“Magandang hapon po.”
(Establishing eye contact while
approaching in a friendly manner)
“Kayo po si Ranel Mendenuela
ano?”
(I asked while keeping eye
contact)
“Ako po si Pamela Idea, student
nurse po from Maryhill College.
Kukuha lang po ako ng vital signs
ha?”
(Leaning forward the patient, with
open posture)
Idea, Pamela A.
October 28, 2023, 2-10pm
Jaundice t/c Viral Hepatitis B
Client Communication
(Verbal & Non-verbal)
“Magandang hapon din.”
(Looking me directly with a facial
expression that denotes interest)
“Oo, ako nga.”
(He shows relax posture and
open attitude, well groomed
appearance)
“Sige.”
(The client has a flat emotions but
accepting expression in his face.
He is calm and has a soft speech)
Nurse’s Thoughts and
Feelings Related to the
Interaction
I had a feeling that he knows what
I’m going to do.
Thinking about how to start the
conversation and making sure
that I am in the right patient.
I felt well when he answered and
approved taking his vital signs.
Analysis of the (Effectiveness,
Technique, Name and
Rationale)
Greeting the patient:
It is necessary in order to have an
appropriate start for the
conversation.
Identifying the patient:
It is necessary to make sure that
you are assessing the right
patient.
Introducing oneself and
establishing rapport:
It should be done when meeting
the client for the first time in order
to have an appropriate start for a
therapeutic communication and
able to build trust.
 “Kamusta naman po kayo?”
(Leaning forward, making eye
contact)
. interaction, and it may also help
“May masakit po ba sainyo?”
(I asked while putting the
thermometer at his axillary and
began taking his blood pressure)
“Gaano po kasakit? Irate niyo po
mula 0 hanggang 10.”
“Di naman po kayo nahihilo? Ano
po nararamdaman niyo?”
(I added when I’m almost done
taking his blood pressure and
began taking his pulse rate and
respiratory rate)
“Nag iinom po ba kayo? Ano po
ang mga madalas niyong kinakain
dati?”
(I asked while taking his oxygen
“Okay lang.”
(He seems not very convinced of
that)
“Sa ngayon wala naman pero
nakakaramdam ako minsan ng
pananakit ng tyan, bukod sa sa
naninilaw ang mata ko at
katawan.”
(Guarding behavior at upper right
abdomen)
“5.”
“Hindi naman, pero mahina akong
kumain ngayon at minsan
nasusuka.”
(He is open with his condition and
denotes interest on our
conversation)
“Oo, madalas naming pulutan ay
kinilaw, mga ihaw ganun.”
(Maybe he is aware that it is one
of the reasons for his illness)
Trying to initiate the conversation. Broad opening question:
Gives the
client the lead in the
in establishing rapport.
Satisfied that he understood my Broad opening question:
question and I was able to begin
my assessment. Gives the
client the lead in the
interaction, and it may also help
in establishing rapport.
It can also help in assessing a
patient.
Satisfied that he understood my Broad opening question:
question and I was able to
continue my assessment. Gives the
client the lead in the
interaction, and it may also help
in establishing rapport.
It can also help in assessing a
patient.
Satisfied that he understood my Broad opening question:
question and I was able to
continue my assessment. Gives the
client the lead in the
interaction, and it may also help
in establishing rapport.
It can also help in assessing a
patient.
Satisfied that he understood my Broad opening question:
question and I was able to
continue my assessment. Gives the
client the lead in the
interaction, and it may also help
saturation and recording his vital
signs)
“Tapos na po. Babalik po ulit ako
mamaya para mamonitor po vital
signs niyo ha?”
(Making sure that he knows and
understood what I am going to
do.”
“Sige po Sir, salamat po.”
(Showing gratitude in a friendly
manner)
“Oh sige, salamat.”
(The client said in a soft voice)
“Salamat din.”
(The client still shows relax
posture and open attitude)
I was happy that he expressed his
gratitude.
I was happy and satisfied
because he openly welcomed me
and showed interest on our
conversation and what we did.
in establishing rapport.
It can also help in assessing a
patient.
Making sure that the client knows
what you are going to do:
To ensure that they accept what
the nurse would do.
Showing gratitude:
It is necessary to show
appreciation to them.