1) What Are Some Characteristics or Signs of Proper Communication between Health Care workers (in other words, if you were a boss what kind of traits would you want your employees to have?)
2) What are some barriers to good communication? (Think cultural, political, unique backgrounds, etc.)
3) 70% of our communication is not spoken, it's non-verbal. Why is important to read body language? Name 3 body language postures and what emotion do they convey?

Answer:

What Are Some Characteristics or Signs of Proper Communication between Health Care workers (in other words, if you were a boss what kind of traits would you want your employees to have?)

Question 1 options:

Good work, In time for work, Honesty, Trust,

Question 2 (3 points)  

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What are some barriers to good communication? (Think cultural, political, unique backgrounds, etc.)

Question 2 options:

Some barriers are

Emotional Barriers

Language barriers

Interpersonal barriers

Perceptual barriers

Gender barriers

Question 3 (5 points)  

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70% of our communication is not spoken, it's non-verbal.  Why is important to read body language?  Name 3 body language postures and what emotion do they convey?

Question 3 options:

Slouching down might indicate stress or sad. Being twitchy and fast might indicate anxiety. Being fast and aggressive might mean anger. Body language can help you to pick up on unspoken issues, problems or negative feelings that other people might have. You can also use it in a positive way to add strength to your verbal messages.

Explanation:

Which scenario involves bullying?
A.
Nicole kicks her teammate during soccer practice while attempting to kick the ball.
B.
Amir feels excluded from his group of friends because he dislikes video games.
C.
Ella is upset because a girl from her class refused her friend request on social media.
D.
Ivan hears a group of boys snickering because he missed the winning field goal.

The respiratory system is responsible for the exchange of oxygen with which gas?.

A young professor who just received her PhD, and who happens to look much younger than her actual age, goes into her first lecture at her new job assuming that everyone would doubt her authority or expertise. Because of this, she feels even more pressure to really excel. The apprehension she feels is an example of the concept of_____threat.

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HOW are Juuls harmful like cigarettes?

A. Juuls distract students from learning.
B. Juuls create smoke that smells bad.
C. Juuls cause people to litter.
D. Juuls contain a lot of nicotine.

This drawing shows a human body system.

What is the primary function of this body system?

Are the physical effects of stress always harmful? Why or why not?
will give a brainlist plus 20 points

Chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by chronic redness that
are covered with scales.
O a) Acne vulgaris
O b) Athlete's foot
O c) Psoriasis
O d) Herpes
O e) Basal cell Carcinoma
O f) Rosacea
O g) Shingles (herpes Zoster)
O h) Warts
O i) Boils

Kerry bought a new kettle which was described as being pink on the outside of the box. However, when Kerry opened the box the kettle was actually blue in colour. Does Kerry have any rights as a consumer?​

Tom is in dire need of a new washing machine. He knows what model he would like to get, but doesn't have the cash to pay for it. He plans to get a line of credit (credit card) at the store when he purchases his new washer. He found four different stores that carry the same washing machine for different prices. The lines of credit they offer also come with different APRs. Tom's primary goal is to minimize his monthly payment as he pays the washing machine off over the next 18 months. From which of the four stores should Tom purchase his washing machine? Store Price ($) Credit Card APR Bob's Nuts and Bolts $450. 00 21% Steve's Scratch and Dent $405. 00 22% Wally's Washing Machines $432. 00 19% Al's Appliances $475. 00 16% a. Bob's Nuts and Bolts b. Steve's Scratch and Dent c. Wally's Washing Machines d. Al's Appliances Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

A friend told you that they have been thinking about hurting themself, but made you say you wouldn’t tell anyone. Why is it important to tell a trusted adult anyway?

Read the section "New Way Of Smoking Is Popular." Which sentence from the section BEST shows how popular Juuls are?Read the section "New Way Of Smoking Is Popular."

The U.S. government is studying e-cigarettes. The government wants to see if e-cigarettes help adult smokers who have smoked for a long time. They might help them stop smoking regular cigarettes. This is partly why e-cigarettes are still being sold. So schools must continue to fight kids using Juuls. Aaron Sicotte is the principal of Needham High School in Massachusetts. He said e-cigarettes started appearing last year. Juul is the most popular kind. School workers have been told about Juuls. Sicotte said sometimes Juuls fall out of students’ bags. Teachers now know what these things are. They do not give them back. Sicotte thinks vaping is here to stay at schools, though. He said, "the draw is too great." In other words, students find it hard to turn down e-cigarettes.

Which sentence from the section BEST shows how popular Juuls are?

A. She talks to students about the dangers of drugs and drinking.
B. She thinks e-cigarettes will be the biggest health problem in the next 10 years.
C. Three to four students are caught with e-cigarettes each week, she said.
D. Her high school has tried to stop students.

A condition that affects the urinary system and can be fatal is
А. a stomach ulcer
B. kidney failure
C. irritable bowel syndrome
D. lactose intolerance
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

what types of physical care must a parent provide for an infant child?

Please someone help me!

Tom and juanita conducted an experiment to test the effect of age on difference threshold in children 5 years of age and younger. they created an experimental setup that included cards mounted with 12 pairs of paint chips of the same hue but of various shades. the difference between the first pair was fairly obvious, but the difference between each subsequent pair decreased. the last few pairs of chips seemed almost identical. the process that tom and juanita used was to show the pairs to a child and to note the smallest amount of difference the child could detect when asked to identify the darker chip on each card. they tested 3 children from each of these age groups: 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5. 1. what is the dependent variable?

Which statements are myths about nicotine and tobacco use? Check all that apply.

Which statement, if a woman exercises 25 minutes each day, according to physical activity recommendations, is true?

A) She is exercising enough

B)She is exercising too much

C)She is exercising too little

In 1965, Medicare and Medicaid were established as federally funded programs to provide:___.
A. Healthcare care access to the homeless.
B. Healthcare access to the mentally ill.
C. Healthcare access to military personnel and veterans and their dependents.
D. Health care access to the elderly and the poor respectively.

Is it normal to hear high-pitched noise in silence?.

Never remove cloth when applying direct pressure,just keep adding more A.True B.False​

When the doctor examines 9-month-old Ben, he realizes that Ben’s left testis has not moved into its proper position in the scrotum. He recommends a surgical procedure to move the undescended testis into its proper position. Which procedure is the doctor referring to?

What is being measured when counting the calories burned when resting?​

Which is NOT one of the three fiber groups
A. Natural Fiber
B. Dry Fiber
C. Synthetic Fiber
D. Protein Fiber

Select the correct answer. Which step of the PRICES method is represented by the letter S?

A. Raise the injured area above the heart.

B. Stop the activity until the injury is
evaluated.

C. Wrap the injured site to decrease swelling.

D. Apply a brace or a splint to the area. ​

The mesenteric lymphatic system is a major anatomic pathway for metastasis of which type of primary tumor?.

What is Social and cultural Norms?

Raquel recently received a poor grade on a school assignment. Her mother has noticed that Raquel is staying up late at night. Raquel is revising her homework several times and studying constantly. She has been eating very little and has complained of stomach trouble.

Which sign suggests that Raquel might benefit from professional mental health services?

losing her appetite
studying constantly
receiving a poor grade
feeling sad about her poor grade

18. How do you know if your tires are bad?

Which is the MOST accurate explanation of the obesity epidemic in the United States?
A. More Americans are genetically predisposed to obesity.
B. Obesity can have both genetic and environmental causes.
c. Americans are obese because of their unhealthy diets.
D. The technology available discourages physical activity.