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    The document discusses a graph about elderly people's usage of health resources. It shows that public hospitals are the most visited at 60%, while health centers are the least visited at 5%. The graph implies the health problems, socioeconomic status, and confidence in health facilities of the elderly. It also discusses effective communication when interacting with others, such as making eye contact, speaking clearly, and showing that you are listening through body language and facial expressions.

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    NUR153 SAS Session10

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    The document discusses a graph about elderly people's usage of health resources. It shows that public hospitals are the most visited at 60%, while health centers are the least visited at 5%. The graph implies the health problems, socioeconomic status, and confidence in health facilities of the elderly. It also discusses effective communication when interacting with others, such as making eye contact, speaking clearly, and showing that you are listening through body language and facial expressions.

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    The document discusses a graph about elderly people's usage of health resources. It shows that public hospitals are the most visited at 60%, while health centers are the least visited at 5%. The graph implies the health problems, socioeconomic status, and confidence in health facilities of the elderly. It also discusses effective communication when interacting with others, such as making eye contact, speaking clearly, and showing that you are listening through body language and facial expressions.

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    The document discusses a graph about elderly people's usage of health resources. It shows that public hospitals are the most visited at 60%, while health centers are the least visited at 5%. The graph implies the health problems, socioeconomic status, and confidence in health facilities of the elderly. It also discusses effective communication when interacting with others, such as making eye contact, speaking clearly, and showing that you are listening through body language and facial expressions.

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    1. What is the figure all about?

    A. Elderly and their usage of health resources


    B. Elderly with their health problems
    C. Elderly without sickness
    D. None of the above

    A – The graph represents the health and resources of the elderly.

    2. Which among the health resources is least visited?


    A. Health center
    B. Private medical clinic
    C. Private hospital
    D. Public hospital

    A – Health center with the rate of 5% is the least visited among health resources.

    3. Which among the health resources is most visited?


    A. Health center
    B. Private medical clinic
    C. Private hospital
    D. Public hospital

    D – Public hospital with the rate of 60% is the most visited among health resources.

    4. Which statement is true in relation to the Figure?


    A. Elderly visits more the public hospital for health resources than health center, private clinic and
    private hospital combined.
    B. Elderly visits less the public hospital for health resources than health center, private clinic and private
    hospital combined.
    C. Elderly visits as much the public hospital for health resources as health center, private clinic and
    private hospital combined.
    D. None of the above

    A – More accessible because it is under the government which means it is cheaper than private
    hospitals.

    5. What does the figure may imply?


    A. Health problems felt by the elderly
    B. Socio-economic status of the elderly
    C. Confidence to the health facility
    D. All of these

    D – All of these choices may imply in the figure.

    6. Which of the following question coming from the interviewer is correct?


    A. What is the nature of your work?
    B. Do you use contraceptives?
    C. Are the healthcare workers and services effective?
    D. Do you eat balanced diet?

    B – Example of closed-ended question.

    7. Who is the best resource person when the caregiver of the family is not around?
    A. Grandmother who knows the family.
    B. A neighbor who is a friend of the family.
    C. A sane adult living with the family.
    D. Anyone who is present.

    C – Responsible and trustworthy person that is part of the family.

    8. An example of correct use of speech and volume:


    A. Giving the right information, speaking at the right volume and articulating your words properly.
    B. Keep eye contact, speaking loudly and using the right language
    C. Speaking softly, use long pauses and positive facial expressions
    D. Hold your head high, yet all your words and keep your eyes closed

    A – In this manner, the individual may readily absorb and comprehend the information that is
    presented to them.

    9. One of the best way to show that you are listening is:
    A. Talking to the person next to you
    B. Appropriate amount of eye contact
    C. Frowning at the person
    D. Asking to repeat what they said

    B - It shows attentiveness and interest in what is being said.

    10. When you speak, your listener gets messages from: (select all that apply)
    A. What you say
    B. Your accent
    C. How you look
    D. How you act

    ACD – These are the important keys when someone is attentive, focus, and interested in listening to
    the person when they are talking.

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