M2. Couneseling and Anticipatory Guidelines Flashcards

1
Q
Doctor who states that Family Practice emphasizes
knowledge in such areas as family
psychodynamics, interpersonal
relationship, counseling and
supportive
psychotherapy.
A

Dr. Rakel

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2
Q
Developed the biosphychosocial
model that suggests that
physicians should check the
patient holistically (and not solely
by the biomedical problem)
A

Dr. Engel

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3
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Involves individual counseling wherein

psychological issues are based on Carl Roger’s

A

CIA (catharsis, insight, action)

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→ May involve an individual or group

→ Usually done on clinical consult

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CEA (Catharsis, Education, Action)

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5
Q

Opening skills (7)

A
o Attending
o Bracketing
o Reflecting
o Leading
o Focusing
o Probing
o Summarizing
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CLosing skills (5)

A
o Interpretation
o Confrontation
o Information Giving
o Summarizing
o Goal Setting
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7
Q

putting to clearer words and

summarizing what the patient is saying

A

Paraphrasing

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8
Q

use same words with that of the patient but putting “is that it” at the end to confirm
counselor’s perception.

A

Perception Checking

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9
Q

You have financial difficulties, your wife is
nagging at you, your daughter is rebellious, and
your son had an accident. But of this four, which
one gives you the most pressure? Is an example of

A

Focusing

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10
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They must be open-minded. You can probe by
beginning the questions with “What”, “Where”,
“When”, and “How”

A

Probing

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Q

Takes the form of words or phrases such as

“Yes”, “Go on”, “And then?” Is an example of what type of lead?

A

Iniderct leading

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12
Q

You see, we have been married for 5 years
and we were okay most of the time but
several months ago, I noticed she had been
less talkative and irritable and I got a hard
time because she keeps cutting me off.
D: Tell me more about how she cuts you off?
Is an example of what lead

A

Direct lead

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13
Q

I noticed that a while ago you looked out
at the door at your wife and you shut it? Could you
tell me what’s behind that action? Is an example of what

A

REFLECTING EXPERIENCE

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14
Q

Giving suggestions and opinions based on experience.
Useful in crisis situations when several people must
cooperate to prepare patient for major readjustment

A

Advice giving

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15
Q

Giving valid information based on expertise.

• Advise must be clear and relevant.

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Informing

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16
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2 Goals of CEA

A
  1. Identify misperception or the ECM

2. Correcting the emotionally critical misperception

17
Q

“The good physician cures

sometimes, palliates often, but comforts always”. is stated by

A

Sir William Osler:

18
Q

When to use CEA

A

If you perceive the patient to be anxious or with medical perceptions