Lists to memorize Flashcards

1
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BATHE technique

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Background
Affect
Trouble
Handling
Empathy

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4 types of suffering

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emotional
physical
psychological
exstestenial

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stages of change

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precontemplation
contemplation
preparation (determination)
action
matienance
Termination

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4
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Cultural competence continuum

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cultural destruction
cultural incapacity
cultural blindness
cultural precompetence
cultural competence
cultural proficency

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5
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good will encompases

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patient trust
reputation
patient loyalty
referrals
community engagement

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UPR components

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nonjudgemental acceptance
authenticity
empathy
support

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4 habits technique

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invest in the begining
elicit patient perspective
demonstrate empathy
invest in the end

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8
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what are the 6 facial expressions

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Dr. Ekman said sadness, happiness, anger, fear, surprise, disgust
added contempt as 7th

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requirements of compassionate care

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recognition- recognize suffering in others
emotional response- emotional reaction to suffering
altruistic motivation
action- to alleviate suffering
relationship understanding- build therapeutic relationship

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10
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how to progress on cultural continuum

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increase awareness
engage in education
change policies
ongoing evaluation

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11
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components of ICF

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health condition–> Body function & structures, activities and participation –> contextual factors: personal & environmental

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culturally relevant pedagogy

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academic success
cultural competence
social political consequences

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benefits of internal locus of control

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  1. personal responsibility- fosters accountability encouraging protective behaviour
  2. empowerment: increases confidence & motivation
  3. problem solving: seek solutions instead of feeling helpless
  4. better mental health: decrease stress & anxiety
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14
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principles of autonomy

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informed consent
respect for choices
empowerment

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15
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STATE method

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share facts
tell story
ask for other paths
talk tentatively
encourage testing of ideas

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16
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Identify SDM

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  1. check advance directives, legal docs (POA)
  2. refer to legal hierarchy
  3. patient capacity assessment
  4. HCP inquires
  5. court appointed
17
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attributes of SDM

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utilize best evidence
mutually informed
deliberation
integrate pt values
mutually agreed upon plan

18
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strategies for implementation of patient autonomy

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effective communication
shared decision making
educational materials

19
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causes of denial

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fear/anxiety
prior experience
perception of identity

20
Q

address denial

A

build trust
education (About HL & effects)
Gradual acceptance

21
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additional considerations in aging population

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vision
dexterity
mobility
cognition
depression
comorbidities (death of spouse #1 ranked stress)

22
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5 batteries

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physical
mental
emotional
spiritual
social

23
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happiness chemicals

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oxytocin
dopamine
seratonin
endorphins

24
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empathy fatigue risk factors

A

intensity & frequency
high workload
lack of self care
inadequate support

25
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impact of empathy fatigue on professionals

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burnout (decrease job satisfaction & performance)
reduced empathy
impaired professional relationship

26
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biggest challenge when working with teens

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getting them to wear hearing aids consistently (87%)
cosmetic appeal (64%)
gathering preferences (31%)

27
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teens biggest complaints

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size of HA (69%)
performance in noise 60%

28
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prevention strategies for empathy fatigue

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self care practices
setting boundaries
work life balance
peer support group
mental health resources

29
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what charges the 5 batteries

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physical- sleep & motivation
mental- mindfulness & learning
Emotional- hobbies/relationships
spiritual- purpose driven activities
social- supportive relationships & safe environments

30
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what drains the 5 batteries

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physical- health challenges
mental- distraction
emotional- conflict
social- stress

31
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tinnitus managment tool (IDA)

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  1. seek information
  2. basic sound therapy
  3. relaxation
  4. treat hearing loss
  5. sleep management
  6. sound enrichment therapy
  7. take notice (tinnitus bc of head/neck injury or accompanied with sudden HL and/or extreme anxiety or depression seek medical advice)
32
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tips to boost dopamine

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set small goals and complete simple tasks
engage in hobbies like cooking
self care & sleep- dopamine improved by reducing stress

33
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tips to boost oxytocin

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show affection
connect with loved ones
share (in wild sharing food increasaes oxytocin)

34
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tips to boost serotonin

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sunlight
exercise regularly
diets rich in tryptophan

35
Q

tips to boost endorphins

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be active
eat dark chocolate
laugh

36
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physical symptoms of empathy fatigue

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headaches
fatigue
change in sleep

37
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behaviour changes with empathy fatigue

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irritable
withdraw from clients/colleagues
difficulty concentrating

38
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mindfulness techniques

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mindfulness meditation
breathing exercise
body scan