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ATI3 SCENARIOS AND JOURNAL 1
ATI3 Scenarios and Journal
Abdirahman Mohamud

ATI3 SCENARIOS AND JOURNAL 2
ATI3 Scenarios and Journal
Part 1
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
CALD speaker Communication Style
- You are a native Somali and can barely
speak English
- You have been diagnosed with irritable
bowel syndrome
- The symptoms of the condition have
become worse
- The doctor suggested that you might
require a colonoscopy
- You are afraid that you might die during
the procedure
- Sounds very worried
- Have heard very many negative
stories about the surgical procedure
- Very stressed
- Symptoms of the condition are
overwhelming you, and you are in
so much pain that you have lost
hope of recovery due to the nature
of your symptoms
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Professional Card Communication Style
- you have been assigned to a new patient
- you can see that the patient is in pain and
his eyes appear dehydrated
- you ask the patient about his condition and
You are very comforting ad reassuring
You are empathetic
You use a comforting voice to explain to the
patient the procedure
You are continuously stopping to answer the

ATI3 SCENARIOS AND JOURNAL 3
any prior treatments
- you reassure the patient that this procedure
will help improve his condition
- You ask several questions about his past
diagnosis with irritable bowel syndrome.
- You explain the procedure to the patient
clearly
- You outline the possible benefits and risks
of the procedure
- You also explain the uncommon risks and
rare complications that might occur
- You explain to the patient that they will
have to give you a consent to carry out the
procedure
- You explain to the patient what they expect
after the procedure and some of the safety
precautions that should be observed within
the first 24 hours after the surgery
patient questions
You are determined to ensure that the
patient fully understands the procedure
before they sign a consent form

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