Ch 1 VOCAB: Patient supervision and observation

Question 1

Exchange of information between people.

Answer 1

Communication

Question 2

Used in health care to gather information relevant to the patient’s problem; establish rapport and to provide confidence; to facilitate understand on the patient’s problem to assist in comprehensive patient management

Answer 2

Communication

Question 3

Viewed as a direction; although a solution is provided, appropriate follow-through and proper understanding of the direction(s) must be demonstrated

Answer 3

Cueing

Question 4

Exercising control or influence; being assertive; putting one’s idea forward

Answer 4

Dominance

Question 5

Defined as a self-centered, unresponsive, and insensitive

Answer 5

Hostile

Question 6

Selective, system, individual, ongoing transactions that allow people to reflect and build personal knowledge and insight about one another and create shared meanings

Answer 6

Interpersonal Communication

Question 7

Purposeful and skilled interactions with the patient and other individuals involved in the patient’s care, using various physical therapy procedures and techniques to produce a change in the patient’s condition

Answer 7

Interventions

Question 8

An effective communication tool that demonstrates interest and concern for the patient and his/her individual needs

Answer 8

Listening

Question 9

A communication technique to facilitate rapport and let the patient see that PTA is effectively listening that allows the patients the opportunity to provide substantial information concerning their care

Answer 9

Open-ended questions

Question 10

By using probing questions and appropriate communication skills, accountability, listening, and responsibility, the patient avoids being places in a reactive position

Answer 10

Proactive

Question 11

Technique of questions patients that leads to insightful, rewarding, and responsive care

Answer 11

Probing Questions

Question 12

The presentation of a question; allows patient to decipher information, solve problems, and provide solution to activities

Answer 12

Prompting

Question 13

A component of active involvement of all areas of patient care

Answer 13

Responsibility

Question 14

Defined as following the lead of others, being passive, and quick to comply

Answer 14

Submissive

Question 15

Defined as open-minded, responsive, and sensitive

Answer 15

Warmth

Question 16

Systemic, reliable, and appropriate investigative questioning, listening, and active participation at all levels of patient care

Answer 16

Accountability

Question 17

Two-dimensional model that consists of four behaviors (dominance, submission, hostility, ad warmth), which fall in 4 Quadrants

Answer 17

Basic Dimensional Model

Question 18

Q1 of Basic Dimensional Model

Answer 18

Dominance-hostility

Question 19

Q2 of Basic Dimensional Model

Answer 19

Submission-hostility

Question 20

Q3 of Basic Dimensional Model

Answer 20

Submission-warmth

Question 21

Q4 of Basic Dimensional Model

Answer 21

Dominance-warmth

Question 22

Complex process that involves observation, information processing, critical thinking, evaluation of evidence, application of relevant knowledge, problem solving, reflection, and clinical judgement to select the best course of action that would benefit the patient

Answer 22

Clinical Decision Making

Question 23

Communication technique that requires a “yes” or “no” answer

Answer 23

Closed-Ended Questions

Question 24

This method effectively directs specific responses aimed at details of the patient’s condition

Answer 24

Closed-Ended Questions