Question: 2. As A Nurse, You Will Provide Nursing Care For Innumerable Patients Throughout Your Career. The Manner In Which You Communicate Will Greatly Contribute To Your Success As A Communicator. Your Newest Patient Is A 68-year-old Retired Engineer Who Just Underwent Repair Of His Right Rotator Cuff. After Spending A Relatively Comfortable Night, He Demonstrates …

2. As a nurse, you will provide nursing care for innumerable patients throughout your career. The manner in which you communicate will greatly contribute to your success as a communicator. Your newest patient is a 68-year-old retired engineer who just underwent repair of his right rotator cuff. After spending a relatively comfortable night, he demonstrates a rather abrupt, gruff communication style with minimal conversation. (Learning Objectives 5 and 7) a. Which dispositional traits are valuable to initiate the orientation phase successfully? b. How can you develop/strengthen this trait? c. How can being judgmental or strongly opinionated affect your helping–trust relationship with your patients? d. List patient variables that might influence the communication process. c. What purpose does nursing observation serve in nurse–patient communication? . Provide a sample SBAR for the nurse-to-nurse communication for this patient.