Chapter 11 Flashcards

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DEFINE

Self-Management

in terms of healthcare

A

The involvement of the patient in all aspects of their treatment and decision making

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DEFINE

Quality of Life

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an individual’s perception of their well-being and satisfaction with their life, encompassing various aspects like health, relationships, and environment

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EXPLAIN

How is quality of life measured?

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Administering self-report questionaires to be compared against the general population

SF-36 is a common survey that is used

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EXPLAIN

What are some of the benefits to studying quality of life?

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  • Improves our understanding of how illness affects people’s life
  • Provides information about types of problems that commonly come up with certain conditions
  • Helps assess the impact of treatments and compare therapies
  • Helps determine the best possible care plan for the specific patient
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LIST

What are some possible responses to chronic illness?

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  • Denial
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Benefit finding
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What are the 5 coping strategies mentioned in a study on cancer patients?

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  1. Social support
  2. Distancing
  3. Positive focus
  4. Cognitive Escape
  5. Behavioural avoidance
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LIST

What are the 4 types of coping?

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  1. Avoidant Coping
  2. Active Coping
  3. Adaptive Coping
  4. Flexible Coping
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LIST

What are some impacts chronic illness can have on work life?

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  • Issues with fatigue
  • Need to accomodations in the workplace
  • Interpersonal difficulties
  • Mental health challenges
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DEFINE

Psychotherapeutic Intervention

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a type of treatment that focuses on addressing mental health concerns and emotional challenges through verbal communication and interaction between a therapist and a patient.

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EXPLAIN

What is the difference between medical and Psychiatric psychotherapy?

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Medical psychotherapy tends to be more periodic in use as patients may only need it during more challenging periods of their treatment, it is also more of a collabratory effort between the psychologist and doctor as a full understanding of a patients treatment and condition is vital to successful psychotherapy

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