Chapter 1: Preparing for pt encounter Flashcards

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What are the 3 main elements of patient centered care

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Individualized care, patient involvement, provider collaboration

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What does individualized care entail?

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Empathetic communication, respect for patient values, privacy sensitivity to cultural values

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What does patient involvement entail?

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Patient education, shared decision making, patient participation in care

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4
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What does provider collaboration entail?

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Communication
coordination
shared responsibility

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5
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What are some factors influencing effective communication

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Internal factors
sensory/emotional factors
Environmental factors
Verbal expression
Nonverbal expression

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What are some examples of internal factors

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Previous experiences
attitudes, values
cultural heritage
religious beliefs
self concept
listening habits
preoccupations, feelings

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What are some examples of sensory/emotional factors

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Fear
Stress/anxiety
pain
mental acuity, brain damage, hypoxia
Sight, hearing, speech impairment

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What are some examples of environmental factors

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Lighting
Noise
Privacy
Distance
Temperature

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9
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What are some examples of verbal expression

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Language barrier
Jargon
choice of words/questions
Feedback/voice tone

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What are some examples of nonverbal expression

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Body movement
Facial expression
Dress, professionalism
Warmth, interest

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11
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What are the stages of patient -clinician interaction

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Pre-interaction
introductory
Initial assessment
Treatment and monitoring
follow-up

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12
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What should one do during the pre-interaction stage?

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Review patient chart
make initial assessment of pt
clarifies your role in patient care

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13
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What does the introductory stage contain

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introduce yourself
Your purpose
Check armband with permission
Establish positive rapport
Look for resistance behavior and act appropriately

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14
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Whathappens during the initial assessment stage

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Brief assessment determining patient illness

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15
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What does the treatment and monitoring stage include

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Begin tx after assessment
Reassess vital signs and BS
Record both positive and negative effects of tx

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16
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If any adverse effects what should one do?

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Stop tx, monitor, document and inform appropriate health care team.

17
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What happens during the follow-up stage include

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Reassessing vital signs and BS
Clean equipment
Return pt to pre-treatment position
Let pt know when you will be back
Thank pt.

18
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How many feet during the social space and what is useful for?

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4 to 12 feet: it is useful for initial introduction

19
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How many feet during the personal space and what is it useful for?

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18 inches to 4 feet: useful for interview

20
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How many inches during intimate space and what is it useful for?

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0 to 18 inches: useful for physical examination

21
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Describe chief complaint (CC)

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what brought the patient to the hospital e.g. Cough, chest pain

22
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What type of questions should you ask to clarify information?

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Closed-ended

23
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What does review of systems include:

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Subjective, objective data

24
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What are some examples of constitutional symptoms

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chills, fever, excessive sweating

25
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Describe History of present illness(HPI)

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Narrative description in detail of each symptoms listed in CC ( chronologically)

26
Q

How is pack years calculated

A

no. of years smoked * no. of packs smoked

27
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What is the pre-interaction stage used for?

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Review pt. chart
make initial assessment of pt
clarifies your role in pt. care

28
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What is the introductory stage used for?

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Introduce yourself/which dept
your purpose
check armband with permission
Establish positive rapport
Look for resistive behavior and act appropriately.

29
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What are the stages of pt clinician interaction

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Pre-interaction
Introductory
Initial assessment
Treatment and monitoring
Follow-up

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