Which of the following strategies is usually helpful in dealing with patients who have impaired hearing?
1) Put your mouth close to the person's ear and shout.
2) Avoid noisy background situations.
3) Have their attention before you begin to speak.

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Putting your mouth close to the person's ear and shouting is not an effective communication strategy and may even be perceived as aggressive. Avoiding noisy background situations and having the patient's attention before speaking can improve communication and understanding.

Which of the Following Strategies Is Usually Helpful in Dealing