Unit 1 Part 2 Flashcards

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What are concepts that enhance the development of therapeutic relationships?

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Bridges that enhance therapeutic relationships include trust, empathy, and active listening.

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What interventions promote communication in therapeutic relationships?

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Interventions include open-ended questions, reflective listening, and providing feedback.

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How are ethical principles applied in therapeutic relationships?

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Ethical principles such as confidentiality, respect, and autonomy guide interactions.

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What are concepts that inhibit the development of therapeutic relationships?

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Barriers include mistrust, poor communication, and lack of empathy.

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What interventions reduce barriers in a therapeutic relationship?

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Interventions include building rapport, active listening, and addressing concerns.

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What are the steps in the Caring Process?

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The steps include assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.

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What is the purpose of accurate charting?

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Accurate charting ensures clear communication and continuity of care.

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What is the role of charting for the health care professional?

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Charting serves as a legal record and a means of communication among professionals.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of charting formats?

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Advantages include standardization; disadvantages may include inflexibility.

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What are the ethical, regulatory, professional, and legal aspects of charting?

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These aspects ensure compliance, protect patient rights, and maintain professionalism.

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What is the difference between objective and subjective data in charting?

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Objective data is measurable (e.g., vital signs), while subjective data is based on patient reports (e.g., pain level).

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What are the general charting rules?

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General rules include accuracy, clarity, and timeliness in documentation.

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When should the process of charting be used?

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Charting should be used during patient assessments, interventions, and follow-ups.

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What are electronic health records?

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Electronic health records (EHRs) are digital versions of patients’ paper charts.

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What is the purpose of electronic documentation?

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The purpose is to improve efficiency, accuracy, and accessibility of patient information.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of computerized health records?

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Advantages include improved data sharing; disadvantages may include security risks.

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What are the ethical, regulatory, professional, and legal aspects of electronic charting?

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These aspects ensure patient privacy, data integrity, and compliance with laws.

18
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What types of technologies are used in healthcare?

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Technologies include telemedicine, EHR systems, and mobile health applications.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using technology in healthcare?

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Advantages include enhanced communication; disadvantages may include potential technical issues.

20
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What strategies enhance documentation and communication in e-health technology?

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Strategies include training, user-friendly interfaces, and regular updates.