Verbal communication becomes even more difficult when an interaction involves people who speak different languages.What can a nurse do to mitigate this difficulty?

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Avoiding slang words, medical terminology, and abbreviations can help the nurse communicate effectively with a client who speaks a different language. Using simple and clear language can help ensure understanding. Speaking quickly or loudly may actually make it more difficult for the client to understand. It is also the responsibility of the nurse to try to mitigate communication difficulties, rather than dismissing it as solely the client's problem.

Verbal Communication Becomes Even More Difficult When an Interaction Involves