Question

which of the following would not be a consideration when communicating with a patient with a hearing impairment?
speak with exaggeration
if misunderstood, rephrase rather than repeat
gaining the persons attention by lightly touching the patients arm or shoulder
no chewing gum or eating while talking

Explanation:

When communicating with a hearing - impaired patient, speaking with exaggeration can distort speech and make it harder to understand. Rephrasing when misunderstood, gaining attention gently, and not chewing gum while talking are all good communication practices for such patients.

Answer:

A. Speak with exaggeration