Test 1

Question 1

what are the three import?ant factors used in the team approach towards patient care?

Answer 1

collaboration, coordination, communication

Question 2

what is the patient rationale for interprofessional collaboration

Answer 2

comprehensive, reduction of fragmentation of professional services, team can address complex problems, decision making is better from different professionals, interventions often exceed that done from an individual

Question 3

what is the professional rationale for interprofessional collaboration

Answer 3

allows members to understand expertise of different professions, allows members to become aware of their own expertise, enhances opportunity to network and refer to other professionals, helps lead to professional development, creates learning opportunity

Question 4

what is the rationale against the patient for interprofessional collaboration

Answer 4

process can be overwhelming, may not produce better quality care, clinical decision making may be compromised due to role conflicts, likely to be more costly, may reduce one on one time between the professional and the patient

Question 5

what is the rationale against the professional for interprofessional collaboration

Answer 5

may have professional identity reduced, reduces personal decision making, takes time away from other patients, causes separation from professionals, professional becomes reluctant to participate

Question 6

before seeing the patient what must be done

Answer 6

comprehensive review of the patient’s medical record

Question 7

what must be done before the examination/evaluation

Answer 7

orient the patient: introduction (name and title), verify the patient is who they should be (DOB, name, etc.), verify diagnosis, interview patient (inform patient why they are there, the type of treatment to be received, and any risks associated). Patient then has chance to ask any questions

Question 8

What is a big aspect of patient care that the professional should be aware of?

Answer 8

cultural diversity: understand the norms and traditions

Question 9

define culture

Answer 9

shared values, norms, traditions, customs, art, history, and institutions of a group of people

Question 10

define cultural competence

Answer 10

a set of academic skills that allow individuals to increase their understanding and appreciation of cultural differences and similarities within groups

Question 11

what is cultural diversity

Answer 11

differences in race, ethnicity, language, nationality, or religion among various groups within a community

Question 12

cultural sensitivity

Answer 12

awareness of the nuances of one’s own and other cultures

Question 13

define culturally appropriate

Answer 13

demonstrating both sensitivity to cultural differences and similarities as well as effectiveness in using cultural symbols to communicate

Question 14

define ethnic

Answer 14

belonging to a common group often linked by race, nationality, and language with a common cultural heritage or derivation

Question 15

define race

Answer 15

a socially defined population that is derived from distinguishable physical characteristics that are genetically transmitted

Question 16

HIPAA privacy rule protects what?

Answer 16

all individually identifiable health information

Question 17

according to HIPAA, what is considered identifiable health information

Answer 17

1. demographic data that relates to patient past, present future condition
2. provision of health care to the individual
3. past, present, future payment for provision of health care

Question 18

What is an Advance Health Care Directive?

Answer 18

‘living will’
set of instructions to give an appointed individual the right to make decisions concerning the health care actions to be taken when a person is no longer able to make their own decisions.

Question 19

what is another form of an Advance Directive

Answer 19

appointing a power of attorney or health care proxy to make decisions on behalf of the patient