PH1003 General Flashcards
What are the key things to do in the introduction to a patient?
introduce yourself
Ask what name the patient would like to be referred to (check patient details)
Consent (discuss any relevant issues around gaining consent)
Any additional communication needs?b(hearing aids, language barrier, memory issues)
What do you need to make sure to include in your discussion?
Special questions
Problem list (activity, impairment, participation)
Subjective markers
Patient reported outcome measures
SMART goals (patient expectations)
What 5 dimensions is the EQ5DL comprised of?
Mobility
Self care
Usual activities
Pain/discomfort
Anxiety/depression
What are impairment problems?
Relates to individuals physical status (structural or functional impairment/pathology
What is an activity problem?
Relates to individuals capabilities/restrictions in performing normal activities
What are participation problems?
Relates to how an individual capabilities/restrictions affect their participation in their normal lifestyle (their participation in society, work, recreation, social)
What does SMART stand for?
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Timed
Name some red flags
Blurred/double vision
Dizziness
Unexplained rapid weight loss
Any blood in my bodily fluid
Unexplained lumps/bumps
Sudden and unrelating pin
Night sweats
Name 3 subjective markers for MSK
Amount of pain medication
Pain score
Ability to perform activity
Name 3 subjective markers for cardio
Activity level linked to VAS of breathlessness
Colour/volume of sputum
Do they have an effective cough
Name 3 neuro subjective markers
Ability to perform ADL
Participation e.g. able to drive to work
Impairments - pain, stiffness, strength
What is a SIN factor?
Severity
Irritability
Nature of pain
Name a psychological outcome measure
Hospital anxiety and depression scale
What are red flags?
Danger signs/symptoms that indicate the presence of serious pathology
What are yellow flags?
Indicators of factors that may increase the likelihood of chronic/persistent pain
