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    Culturo: Tjttiili

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    Body language can provide important cues during medical examinations. Maintaining awareness of one's own body language and a patient's body language can help in taking an accurate patient history. Some examples of body language include: crossed arms which can indicate discomfort or anxiety; leaning forward which can show interest and invite the patient to continue speaking; and fidgeting or looking confused which can signal that a patient does not understand what the doctor is saying. Non-verbal communication is an important part of patient-centered care.

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    Culturo: Tjttiili

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    Body language can provide important cues during medical examinations. Maintaining awareness of one's own body language and a patient's body language can help in taking an accurate patient history. Some examples of body language include: crossed arms which can indicate discomfort or anxiety; leaning forward which can show interest and invite the patient to continue speaking; and fidgeting or looking confused which can signal that a patient does not understand what the doctor is saying. Non-verbal communication is an important part of patient-centered care.

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    Body language can provide important cues during medical examinations. Maintaining awareness of one's own body language and a patient's body language can help in taking an accurate patient history. Some examples of body language include: crossed arms which can indicate discomfort or anxiety; leaning forward which can show interest and invite the patient to continue speaking; and fidgeting or looking confused which can signal that a patient does not understand what the doctor is saying. Non-verbal communication is an important part of patient-centered care.

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    Culturo: Tjttiili

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