Nursing Communication QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on effective communication in nursing! by Katherine Wright 1 During your shift, you notice that a physician has prescribed a medication dosage that seems too high for a patient. You want to address the issue without sounding confrontational. What is the most assertive way to respond? a "Doctor, I have a concern about this dosage. Based on my knowledge and the patient's condition, it seems high. Could we review it together?" b Say nothing and administer the medication as prescribed since the doctor is more experienced. c “Doctor, I have a concern about this dosage. Based on my knowledge and the patient’s condition, it seems high. Could we review it together?” d Tell a colleague about your concern but avoid addressing it with the doctor directly. 2 Scenario: A patient’s family member, Mrs. Carter, keeps demanding immediate updates even though the nurse has already provided information. She is becoming frustrated and impatient. Emma (Nurse): "Mrs. Carter, I understand that you’re worried about your loved one. Right now, my priority is providing them with the best care. I will update you as soon as I have new information, but I need to focus on their care first. I appreciate your patience." What form of communication is Emma using? a Assertive b Submissive c Aggressive d Healthy 3 Assertive communication… a Both A & C b Is the universal preferred type of communication c Can be learned in one day d Encourages honest expression of thoughts, opinions, and feelings
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