Block 13 Flashcards
Name the component : Hx, objective/subjective findings, ordering labs, and additional tests
Exploring health, disease, and the illness experience
Name the component: Context—> distal (community, culture, and ecosystem)
Understanding the whole person
Name the component: Power
Enhancing pt. Dr. Relationship
Name the component: Dimensions of illness (feelings, ideas, function, experience)
Exploring health, disease, and illness experience
name the component: self-awareness and practical wisdom
Enhancing pt. Dr. Relationship
Name the component: unique perspectives and experiences of health
Exploring health, disease, and the illness experience
name the component: problems and priorities
Finding common ground
Name the component: Goals of tx and management
Finding common ground
Name the component : transference and countertransference
Enhancing the pt. Dr. Relationship
name the component: individual (life, social development issues, and personal development issues)
Understanding the whole person
Name the component: roles of the patient and doctor
Finding common ground
Name the component: context—> proximal (family, employment, social support)
Understanding the whole person
Name the component: hope and healing
Enhancing the pt. Dr. Relationship
Name the component: compassion and empathy
Enhancing pt. Dr. Relationship
What are the 4 components of a patient centered clinical method
- exploring health, disease, and illness experience
- understanding the whole person
- finding common ground
- enhancing pt. Dr. Relationship
When finding common ground, what method of bargain is the most ideal when determining the goal of treatment?
Principled negotiation
Name 3 important factors involved in the patients perception of a positive experience, with respect to treatment
- patient centered dialogue
- educating patient on exam findings
- putting a name to the patients illness
A patient comes in with burning eyes. During the exam you find MD. What should you do?
Educate the patient on both MD and burning eyes and come up with a plan together
Name the 3 fundamental principles of integrative science of personality
- developing pattern
- disposition traits
- culture/social context
What should you not take into account when providing proper care to patients
Wealth and income
What should you take into account when providing care to your patient?
- social background
- religious background
- family background
Why is it important to understand a patients personality and background is important?
Get a feel for the patients response pattern
Name 3 reasons for malpractice suits
- inadequate explanation
- feeling ignored, devalued, or rushed
- feeling not understood by the doctor
T/F: efficient communication= patients are 2x more likely to be compliant
True
