Chapter 2 Flashcards

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5 Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs/”Building Block”

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Self-actualization
Esteem & self-respect
Love/Belongingness & affection
Safety & security
Physiologic needs
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3 Learning requires

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Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor Skills

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3
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4 Modes of thinking

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Recall
Habit
Inquiry
Creativity

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4
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Ability to bring to mind or to remember (Remind)

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Recall

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5
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Customary performance or practice (Repeat work)

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Habit

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To put to question; to exam (use critical thinking)

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Inquiry

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The power to invent something new or original (outside the box)

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Creativity

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8
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Evaluation of a pt using skill in history taking to achieve a particular goal

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Assessment

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9
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4 Parts of requirements of the professional radiographer are

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Critical thinking
Problem solving
Therapeutic communication
Patient education

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10
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Assessing one’s thinking in order to make it more clear, more accurate, or more defensible

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Critical thinking

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Using critical thinking to assess complex situation & formulating a method of solution to the problem

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Problem solving

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12
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Speaking & listening in a manner that makes the receiver of the talk feel improved or restored

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Therapeutic communication

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13
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A condition of feeling physically & mentally sound or whole

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Health

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14
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Uninterrupted or continuing on an enduring line

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Continuum

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15
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Pressure or weight placed upon oneself that creates strain

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Stress

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16
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Needs one cannot live w/o air, food….

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Basic needs

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17
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Needs that allow our bodies to function food, air, water

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Physiologic needs

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18
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Needs that enrich our existence: music, literature….

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Self-actualizing needs

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19
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A trouble state of mind; distress or nervousness

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Anxiety

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To return to a former state of being usually worse behavior, possibly infantile or childlike

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Regressive behavior

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21
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Mental activities related to thinking, learning, & memory that result in learning
Critical/concept
Didactic education

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Cognitively

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22
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The instructional phase of learning: classroom instruction

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Didactic

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23
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Perform skills

Lab Testing/Clinical education

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Psychomotor

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24
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Instruction in the pt care area; learning in the institution with direct pt care

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Clinical portion

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25
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Critical thinking requires ability to: (5)

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Interpret
Evaluate
Infer
Explain
Reflect
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26
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Looking into one’s own mind to analyze thoughts

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Introspection

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27
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To investigate or discover

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Explore

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28
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To confirm; to justify or establish as true

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Validate

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29
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To break down into parts for study; to dissect

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Analyzing

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30
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Using only habit & recall as one thinks

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Lower-level thinking

31
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Problem solving requires: (5)

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Data collection
Data analysis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
32
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Data collection

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2 types: Objective & subjective data

33
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Radiographer sees, hears, smells, feels, reads on pt chart or report

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Objective

34
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Based on opinion experience (pt chest pain or complain……)

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Subjective

35
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To make a judgment as to the value of something; to size up

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Evaluate

36
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Set of beliefs & values common to a particular group of people

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Culture

37
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A common history & origin

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Ethnicity

38
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Lack of harmony or agreement

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Dissonance

39
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Healing; curative

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Therapeutic

40
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Speaking & listening in a manner that makes the receiver of the talk feel improved or restored

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Therapeutic communication

41
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Successful communicator requires

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Skills in listening, observing, speaking, & writing

42
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A manner of feeling or thinking; opinions

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Attitudes

43
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Certainty or confidence in the trustworthiness of another

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Beliefs

44
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Measures of the worth or worthiness of qualities

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Values

45
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Biases

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Prejudices

46
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The way which we believe/see ourselves

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Self-concept

47
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4 Elements of self-concept are

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Body image
Self-esteem
Role
Identity

48
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A sense of one’s own worth

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Self-esteem

49
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Tone of voice, gestures & facial expressions that accompany speech

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Paralanguage

50
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An association with another person that is unpleasant or unsatisfactory

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Nontherapeutic relationship

51
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How to Identify patient

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Full name: Verbally/ID bracelet/Formal name

Date of birth

52
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Complete pt history must include: (6)

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Localization
Chronology
Quality
Onset
Aggravating factors/Alleviating factors
Manifestations
53
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Localization

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Where is the area of pain?

54
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Chronology

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How long has the problem been present?

55
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Quality

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How severe is the pain?

56
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Onset

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When did the problem begin?

57
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Aggravating factors/Alleviating factors

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What makes the pain worse/better?

58
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Manifestations

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What else happens during the pain episodes?

59
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Unspoken aspect

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Nonverbal Communication

60
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Support or encouragement
Emphasize location or instruction
Palpate anatomic landmark

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Touch

61
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Rapid speech
Complex terms
Distracting environment
Language
Incomplete answers
Subjective interpretation
Disagree
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Barriers

62
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Conclusion based on evidence

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Infer

63
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think carefully

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Reflect

64
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Entire picture or each part

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Global vs linear

65
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Picture, graphic design

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Visual

66
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Verbal explanation

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Auditory

67
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Demonstration

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Kinesthetic

68
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Loss & Grief

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Loved one
Prized possession
Social status
Bodily function
Body part
Imminent death
Long & difficult 
Various stages
Outside factors
69
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5 phases of the Grieving Process

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Denial: shock
Anger
Bargaining: Religion
Depression: Lack of knowlege
Acceptance
70
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Patient Rights

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Patient Self-Determination Act of 1990

Advance Healthcare Directive

71
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“No code”

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same as DNR

72
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5 Patient Rights

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  1. Living will
  2. Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare
  3. DNR (do not resuscitate)
  4. DNI (do not intubate)
  5. Full code
73
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NACE

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“National Association of College & Employees”

2010: Communication skills @ top 5 skill seek

74
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5 skills of NACE

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  1. Communication (top skill)
  2. Analytical
  3. Ability work in team
  4. Technical skill
  5. Strong work ethic