Holistic Care Flashcards
The relationship between the providers of healthcare and the patients is based on:
Respect
Relative openness
Equality
Mutuality
The relationship between the providers of healthcare and the patients is based on:
Respect
Relative openness
Equality
Mutuality
This model attributes key role to biological determinants and explains disease as a condition caused by external pathogens or disorders in the functions of organs and body systems
Biomedical approach
A model that adopts the view that the body is a sum of its
parts, separate from the mind & impervious to the influence of
external forces:
a. Biomedical model
b. Psychosocial model
c. Biopsychosocial model
d. Biophysical Model
A. Biomedical Approach
This model the recognizes that cultural, social and psychological factors are as important as the physical parameters of health and illness
Biopsychosocial model
This model focuses not only to the diseased organ but also to the impact of the illness on the patient and his family and the patient’s feelings towards his disease
Biopsychosocial model
Which of the following best describe Systems theory?
a. Focus is on the interactions and on the relationships between parts in order to understand an entity’s organization functioning and outcomes.
b. Focuses not only to the diseased organ but also to the impact of the illness on the patient and his family
c. Focuses on the relationship of each family member
d. Focuses on the physical and mental dysfunction of the
family
B
2 Hierarchies of nature
Organismic
Social
Time dimension in the appearance or manifestation of the symptoms
Onset
Typology of Illness categories:
Onset
Course
Outcome
Caregiver fatigue may manifest in which typo of illness?
Illness with gradual/ chronic onset
This type of illness has a potential for crisis especially when family routines are suspended
Rapid/ Acute onset illness
Categories of disease course
Progressive
Constant
Relapsing
In the typology of illness, this pertains to the degree of incapacity
Outcome
Psychosocial Time phases of Illness
Crisis phase
Chronic phase
Terminal phase
Psychosocial Time phases of Illness
Crisis phase
Chronic phase
Terminal phase
A type of skill when the physician go beyond the physical
complaints of the patient and listen to them as a person:
a. Active listening skills
b. Attending skills
c. Counseling skills
d. Verbal skills
A
A type of skill wherein the physician set aside their own
feelings, thoughts and judgments temporarily so that there will
be space in their minds and in their hearts for what the patient
is really saying,
a. Listening skill
b. Attending skill
c. Reflecting skin
d. Bracketing
A
What psychosocial phase would you label a 65 year old male suffering from stage 4 renal cancer? a. Crisis phase b. Acute phase c. Chronic phase d. Terminal phase
D
A 42 year old female vendor, consulted your clinics because
anxious because of her chronic cough and hemoptysis. What is the initial question you should ask the patient to draw out the ECM?
a. What came to your mind when you started feeling your symptoms?
b. What feelings came out when these thoughts came to your mind?
c. What consequence of your illness makes you feel this way the most?
d. What is the possible reason for
he anxiety?
C
This is is mainly about the patient becoming aware of the hidden emotion, giving it a name, allowing the emotion to be experienced fully, and coming to a realization of what is behind it
Catharsis
This type of skill involves in helping the patient ventilate or verbalize what he feels: a. Challenging b. Catharsis c. Supporting d. Listening
B
