Both of these should happen at the same level of distance: Identifying a patient in the waiting room and performing their exam

Perceptions are attitudes that a baby is born with and never changes.

Small children react in a less frightened manner when the technologist stand over them and talks to them

The way a person dresses relates always to their ethnicity

It is important to identify the patient and begin to take the history questions while they are in the waiting room in case someone overhears and wants to help.

Rolling one’s eyes is a form of verbal communication

Nonverbal communication is just as important verbal communication when you are with patient family members.

Walking ahead of a patient to the exam room shows the necessary respect that should be given to your patient and establishes a bond with them

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs— A Rad student that is confident and competent in the semester competencies that they have performed is at _____ Level

Communicating with children should involve the same tricks that you use with a mature adults to get your message across.