1.3. Interview Basics Flashcards

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What is the difference between the Patient-Centered and Physician Centered Model?

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Patient Centered focuses on pt needs, not a disease or what physician needs to ask.

  • Engaged patient in larger role
  • Obtain a more thorough and accurate history vs not interrupting patient or jumping to conclusions
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Why is effective communication essential in patient-provider relationships?

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  • More accurate and effective interviews
  • Better clinical differential
  • Increase patient satisfaction, understanding and recall
  • Improve compliance and disease outcome
  • Decrease medico legal complaints
  • Actual savings in time
  • More structure and control of difficult consultation
  • Increase job satisfaction
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What is included in the subjective component of SOAP note?

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What you learn by taking history:

-CC, HPI (OLDCAAARTS), ROS, PMH, PSH, Meds, Allergies, FH, SH (FEDTACOSSS)

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What is included in the objective component of SOAP note?

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PE findings, including structural findings, lab and radiology data

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What is included in the assessment component of SOAP note?

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Differential and what you believe is going on

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What is included in the plan component of SOAP note?

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What you and the patient agree to do, along with including OMT performed. This is the MDM

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Briefly discuss the 5-step approach to patient centered interviewing

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Model to diagnose and treat using 5-model which simplifies 10 systems:

  1. Biomechanical model: MSK
  2. Resp-Circ Model: HEENT (NT part), Cardiac, Resp
  3. Neuro: HEENT (HEE part), neurology, Endo, Immune system
  4. Metabolic-Energy: GI and GU
  5. Behavioral: Psychsoc
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What is the difference between the Old Medical Model and the Patient-Centered Model?

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Medical vs Patient Centered

  • Pt role is passive vs. active (they ask Qs)
  • Pt is recipient of treatment vs. partner in plan
  • Dr dominates convo vs Dr works w/ pt
  • Care is disease centered vs quality of life centered
  • Dr talks most vs dr talks less
  • Pt may/may not adhere to plan vs pt more likely to adhere
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How should patient education material be written?

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6th grade level or lower, and including pictures/illustrations

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What is empathy in relation to a physicians occupation?

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Capacity to understand and relate to patients illness, experience and emotions through showing concern and interest, both verbally and through facial expression
-Name emotion, understand, respect, support, explore

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What is empathy in relation to a physicians occupation?

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Capacity to understand and relate to patients illness, experience and emotions through showing concern and interest, both verbally and through facial expression
-Name emotion, understand, respect, support, explore

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What is the AUDIT test for alcohol use?

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AUDIT: Alcohol Use Disorder ID Test

  • Better sensitivity than CAGE
  • More Qs for DR to remember, somewhat difficult to score
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What is the CAGE questionnaire for alcohol use>

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  • Screen pt’s who drink more than 1 drink/day or drink a lot of weekend
  • Anyone suggest you CUT back?
  • are you ever ANNOYED when pple talk about your drinking?
  • do you ever feel GUILTY about drinking?
  • do you need a drink in morning to steady (EYE opener)
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What does the NIAAA considered low risk for women and men over 65?

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Women: no more than 3x/day or 7x/wk
Men: no more than 4x/day or 14x/wk
-Shows only 2% of people who drink within these limits have AUD.

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What does FICA stand for in regards to spirituality and religion?

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F: Faith and Belief
I: Importance
C: Community
A: Address in care or assessment plan

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What does SAFE stand for in regards to Domestic Violence?

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S: stress/safety
A: afraid/abused
F: friends/family
E: emergency plan

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What is a “problem pertinent”, “extended”, and “complete” ROS

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  • Problem pertinent is limited to problems identified in HPI
  • Extended covers an additional 2-9 systems
  • Complete: covers 10 additional systems
18
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What are the 5P’s when taking a sexual history?

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  1. Partner
  2. Practices
  3. Prevention of Pregnancy
  4. Protection from STI’s
  5. Past History of STIs
19
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What does LGBTQIA stand for?

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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual/allied

20
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What is Gender Identity Disorder now classified as?

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Gender Dysphoria (DSM 5)

21
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What is a one way to do a very basic general sexual screening?

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Do you have any concerns about your sex life?