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Relationships Flashcards

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Name the 8 characteristics of a relationship.

A 
Money
Length
Location
Purpose
Structure
Power
Responsibility for the relationship
Preparation for the relationship
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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Money

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Pro. Money is paid to the PT for patient care.

Pers. Shared

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Length of relationship

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Pro. Limited to the duration of the therapy.

Pers. May last a lifetime.

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Location

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Pro. Confined to treatment area.

Pers. No boundaries

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Purpose

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Pro. To provide care to patient

Pers. To enjoy oneself

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Structure

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Pro. Defined by the appt length (& Nature of care required)

Pers. Spontaneous and unstructured.

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Power

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Pro. The therapist is empowered by professional skill and is privy to patient’s private information.
Pers. SHared

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Responsibility for the relationship

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Pro. The PT establishes and maintains the professional relationship.
Pers. Shared

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What is the difference between a Prof. relationship and Personal relationship when it comes to…
Preparation for the relationship

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Pro. The PT Offers training and commitment - the patient places trust in this.
Pers. Equal.

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What is the pitfall of a dual relationship?

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A friend whom is also a client. Could be a conflict. Boundaries in professional relationships can become blurred.

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There are 7 elements to appropriate behavior in a PT setting. What are those elements? Including parts that apply to an introductory session.

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  1. Introduce yourself— Introduce yourself by name, title, and description of your role in the patient’s care.
  2. Address patient professionally—Address the patient by his/her preferred name or title.
  3. Objective, active listening–Listen actively in a non-judgmental way.
  4. Ascertain attitude–Be aware of comments, attitudes, or behaviors that are inappropriate in a therapeutic relationship–and may cause discomfort.
  5. Obtain Informed consent—Obtain informed consent to provide treatment.
  6. Privacy—Adhere to privacy regulations.
  7. Reflect—Reflect on you own patient interactions.
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There are 10 examples of “Yellow light” behaviors that cross the line of patient care.
Name 1st 5

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  1. Too much time with patient.
  2. Accepting only “perfect” patients.
  3. Accepting patient advances.
  4. Disclosing personal problems.
  5. Fantasizing about patient.
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There are 10 examples of “Yellow light” behaviors that cross the line of patient care.
Name 2nd 5.

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  1. Dressing special for a patient.
  2. Defensive about relationship with patient.
  3. Hesitant or embarrased to discuss patient relationship
  4. Providing personal details to patient.
  5. Prolonging unnecessary treatment.
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Once a line has been crossed in patient care, what are 4 steps of PT guest recovery?

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  1. Re-clarify–re-clarify role of the relationship.
  2. Re-establish–re-establish the relationship.
  3. Refer (if needed) –If the above doesn’t work, and the relationship is compromised.
  4. Document—document document.
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What is healing not? and what is healing?

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Healing is not fixing. It is trying to bring someone to wellness.

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There are 10 buzzwords pertaining to “Dimension of helping relationship”. THese qualities are necessary for a positive professional relationship
Which 3 are most important? ***.

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  1. Trusted***.
  2. Challenged
  3. Safe
  4. Not judged
  5. Important
  6. Listened to
  7. Respected***
  8. Valued***
  9. Understood
  10. Accepted.
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What are 6 qualities of a patient or individual that can be challenging to work through in a professional relationship?

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  1. Unmotivated.
  2. Challenge your authority.
  3. Needy
  4. Espouse very different values.
  5. Incarcerated
  6. Entitled.

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