illness vs disease

Question 2

Are you having fun? Yes or No.

Answer 2

No.

Question 3

Choose between Illness(I) or Disease(D)

1. biology/pathophysiology
2. investigated by clinical/ labaratory
3. sufferer’s experience of dse.
4. investigated by listening skills and counseling
5. How is it affecting the pt. functioning?
6. what’s wrong with the pt. functioning?

Answer 3

1. D
2. D
3. I
4. I
5. I
6. D

Question 4

It is caused by a disruption of normal family functioning. illness or disease?

Answer 4

Illness

Question 5

Investigation is by exploring health beliefs, perceptions and asking about prior exp. and concerns. illness or disease?

Answer 5

Illness

Question 6

It is the normal course of how a family reacts to a dse.

Answer 6

Family Illness trajectory

Question 7

The importance of this is that it will able physicians to create special therapeutic plans

Answer 7

Family Illness Trajectory

Question 8

What are the stages of Family illness trajectory?

Answer 8

(OITRA)
ONSET
IMPACT 
THERAPEUTIC EFFORTS
RECOVERY
ADJUSTMENT TO PERMANENCY

Question 9

in Family illness trajectory, it is the start of symptoms and prior to consulting physician.

Answer 9

Onset of illness

Question 10

What are the factors affecting health seeking behavior?(2)

Answer 10

beliefs and nature of onset

Question 11

in onset of illness, these are the physician’s responsibilities. except

a. explore anxiety of pt
b. determine appopriateness of behavior
c. explore previous experiences
d. explore aspects of dse. and illness

Answer 11

c.

Question 12

in Family illness trajectory, it is the reaction to the diagnosis

Answer 12

IMPACT PHASE

Question 13

in Family illness trajectory, it is the most challenging and yet most rewarding part of medical practice.

Answer 13

Therapeutic efforts

Question 14

in Family illness trajectory, it is the return from hospital or major therapy

Answer 14

recovery phase

Question 15

in Family illness trajectory, it occurs when there is permanent disability

Answer 15

adjustment to permanency of outcome

Question 16

in Family illness trajectory, it is the family’s adjustment to crisis.

Answer 16

adjustment to permanency and outcome

Question 17

in Family illness trajectory, potential problems might occur like acute, chronic, and terminal illness

Answer 17

adjustment to permanency outcome

Question 18

In adjustment to permanency of outcome, there are three potential problems. Among these, there is occurance of high emotion and having diff handling stress. Choose:Acute/Chronic/Terminal

Answer 18

Acute

Question 19

In adjustment to permanency of outcome, there are three potential problems. Among these, there will be higher incidence of illness in family members. Choose:Acute/Chronic/Terminal

Answer 19

Chronic

Question 20

In adjustment to permanency of outcome, there are three potential problems. Among these, it is highly emotional and potentially devastating. Choose:Acute/Chronic/Terminal

Answer 20

terminal

Question 21

Five stages in Family’s reaction to Death

Answer 21

DABDA

Question 22

integral part of the patient care

Answer 22

health education

Question 23

TRUE OR FALSE.Patients who are informed are more likely to be passive participants in their care and adhere to treatment

Answer 23

False. active participants

Question 24

What are the 6 education principles. ?

Answer 24

FRFIRM?
Feedback
Reinforcement
Facilitation
Individualization
Relevance
Multiple channels

Question 25

The 6 education principles are recommended by?

Answer 25

US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) for Patient Education and Counseling

Question 26

the USPSTF recommended which of the following except?

a. Frame the teaching to match the patient’s perception
b. Fully inform patients of the purposes and expected effects of interventions and when to expect these effects.
c. Suggest drastic changes rather than small ones
d. Be specific in recommending new behaviors

Answer 26

c. small changes than large ones

Question 27

accrdg to USPSTF. it is easier to add new behaviors rather than change the established ones. true or false

Answer 27

TRUELALOO

Question 28

Central building block of the physician –patient relationship which leads to an ideal delivery of care

Answer 28

COMMUNICATION

Question 29

The ability to be fully present in the moment of the interview with the person who has come for help and care

Answer 29

LISTENING SKILLS

Question 30

A key element in establishing the 3R’s of an interview are except.

a. Reflecting
b. Rapport
c. Respect
d. Relationship

Answer 30

Reflecting