What can a healthcare provider do to make a patient feel at ease and to reduce communication
barriers? Check all that apply.
find places for positive conversation
speak casually
keep communication positive
clarify medical jargon
act aggressively when explaining aftercare
procedures
encourage the patient

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Explanation:

find places for positive conversation

speak casuallyNot the answer as you still have to be a professorial

keep communication positive

clarify medical jargon

act aggressively when explaining aftercareNot the answer, you're trying to foster a good relationship.

proceduresnot the answer, you're gonna have to explain them anyway whether you are communicating positively or negatively

encourage the patient

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Hope this helps!

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