Module 3 review sheet

Question 1

Speaking in the affirmative, telling a client what you would like them to do, instead of what not to

Answer 1

positive instruction

Question 2

a type of care given to terminally ill patients to improve their quality of life is called

Answer 2

hospice care

Question 3

it is considered good etiquette to address a pt as _____ until told to do otherwise

Answer 3

Mr or Ms/Mrs

Question 4

we should always ____ before entering a pt’s hospital room

Answer 4

knock

Question 5

it is appropriate to ask a nurse or doctor to clarify

Answer 5

something you read in their chart

Question 6

In a sentence or two briefly describe what it means to “co-sign” another person to your session note in the context of hospital charting

Answer 6

It’s basically “tagging” another provider on the note to make sure they see if because you believe that it would be beneficial for them to see in order to give the best care to the pt.

Question 7

A type of massage/bodywork developed by Mary Kathleen Rose that is safe to use with any patient regardless of their health status is called

Answer 7

comfort touch

Question 8

Describe the difference between reflective and interpretive listening:

Answer 8

Reflective listening is summarizing what Cl/Pt said and saying it back to them in a paraphrase whereas interpretive listening goes a step farther in reflecting meaning from what they said back to them – it’s not restating what they said but interpreting what they said.

Question 9

True / False: A more intensive type of home hospice care in which a practitioner is in the patient’s home for 8-24 hours per day is sometimes called “Respite care”.

Answer 9

False - look into more

Question 10

When working in a hospital environment and entering a patient’s room, a pulled curtain typically indicates

Answer 10

The patient is receiving care from the nurse or other professional

Question 11

True / False: The terms hospice care and palliative care mean the same thing.

Answer 11

false - get more info

Question 12

12. True / False: You are providing massage therapy services to Mr. Smith in room 3242. Your friend Mary who is a nurse on another floor says she is a neighbor of Mr. Smith and asks how he is doing. You should say, “I’m sorry I can’t share that information unless you are going to be taking care of him.”

Answer 12

true

Question 13

A decreased need for food or water, incontinence, mottled appearance to the skin and irregular breathing are signs of:

Answer 13

approaching death

Question 14

True / False: A patient who is struggling with a serious illness or significant burden of symptoms may receive hospice care, regardless of their prognosis.

Answer 14

false

Question 15

15. Name two ways massage therapy can benefit a patient receiving hospice care:

Answer 15

• Softens tight muscles
• Calms the nervous system

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