Quiz 1

Question 1

Definition of caring

Answer 1

“An attitude of interest and concern about helping others”

Question 2

DIPPS

Answer 2

-Dignity
-independence
-preference
-privacy
-safety

Question 3

Components of caring behaviour (CARE)

Answer 3

-Compassion/concern
-awareness/acquaintanceship
-respect/responsibility
-experience/exploration

Question 4

Care giving skills definition

Answer 4

Acts of caring that are designed to restore, enhance, or maintain the wellbeing of others

Question 5

Person centered care definition

Answer 5

Providing integrated care and respect to the client, their family, and other supports. Treating them as an individual

Question 6

Threats to personhood

Answer 6

-Dementia
-end of life issues
-institutional model
-physical illness
-etc

Question 7

Actions that honour a person

Answer 7

-Recognition
-negotiating
-collaboration
-celebration
-playing
-validation
-etc

Question 8

Actions that depersonalize

Answer 8

-Disempowerment
-infantilization
-outpacing
-ignoring
-labeling
-mockery
-etc

Question 9

Components of culturally competent care

Answer 9

-focus on individual
-considering their preferences and choices
-honour’s their worldview
-is PCC

Question 10

Personhood definition

Answer 10

“Standing or status bestowed upon one person by others in context of social and relationship being”
All dimensions of a person that makes them feel unique and whole, identity

Question 11

Institutional/medical model

Answer 11

-task > client
-“care aid knows best”
-hierarchical
-decisions made from needs of organization over the client
-no support of resident/family
-emphasis on safety and routine
-“us and them” mindset

Question 12

Person/family centered care

Answer 12

-relationship based
-client > task
-care for body, mind, and spirit
-includes family and community
-focus on what they can do

Question 13

PCC values

Answer 13

-Choice
-respect
-self direction
-purposeful living
-DIPPS

Question 14

Factors against caring

Answer 14

-controlling
-smothering
-being a martyr (manipulative)
-exclusion
-resuing
-etc

Question 15

3 requirements to feel honour

Answer 15

-acknowledge them
-to have a place to call home
-give and receive in interactions

Question 16

Self reflection definition

Answer 16

To look back at your performance, what well went? What needs improvement? Giving a self evaluation

Question 17

Guidelines of critical thinking

Answer 17

-ask questions (willing to wonder)
-consider other interpretations
-examine evidence
-define the problem

Question 18

Critical thinking definition

Answer 18

An analytical tool using experience, education, and context to come to a conclusion or solution formed by fact without the presence of bias. What you do in case studies.

Question 19

Fact definition

Answer 19

Accurate representation of a situation, event, or condition. information that is true

Question 20

Opinion definition

Answer 20

A person’s own belief or thoughts toward something

Question 21

Inference definition

Answer 21

Evidence based guesses or conclusions made from a logical review of data. Hypothesises

Question 22

Common barriers to critical thinking

Answer 22

-poor literacy
-bias
-prejudice
-peer pressure
-egocentrism
-lack of relevant background information
-selective attention
-face saving
-etc

Question 23

Traditional thinker definition

Answer 23

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Question 24

4 steps of problems solving IN ORDER

Answer 24

-assessment
-planning
-action/implementation
-evaluation