Chapter 1 Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Biology; Pathophysiology

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Disease

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Sufferer’s experience of the disease

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Illness

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3
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Short Period of Evident Decline

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Cancer

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Long-Term Limitations with Intermittent Serious Episodes

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Heart and Lung Failure

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5
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Prolonged Dwindling

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Frailtry and Dementia

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Suffering and family dysfunction, Some disease are hazardous to other family members, structural family changes

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Reason to study of impact of illness

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explore health benefits: etiology, pathophysiology, outcome of illness, treatment; Explore perceptions; Ask prior experiences and concerns

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how to investigate illness

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(+) start of symptoms

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Onset of illness

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9
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prior to consulting a health care provider

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Onset of illness

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factors affecting health seeking behaviors (1) belief’s (2) nature of onset

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Onset of illness

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Responsibilities of the Physician: Explore anxiety of patients

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Onset of illness

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Responsibilities of the Physician: determine apporiatness of health behaviors

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Onset of illness

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Responsibilities of the Physician: explore aspects of the disease and illness

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Onset of illness

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reaction to diagnosis

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Impact Phase

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Responsibilities of the Physician: anticipate problems that help with coping and adapting mechanism

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Impact Phase

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Responsibilities of the Physician: explain nature of illness

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Impact Phase

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Responsibilities of the Physician: explore possible inappropriate health beliefs

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Impact Phase

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Responsibilities of the Physician: asses likely effects of illness

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Impact Phase

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Responsibilities of the Physician: offer possible treatment plans

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most challenging and yet most rewarding part of medicine practice

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Therapeutic Efforts

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Psychological state and preparedness of the patient and family

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Therapeutic Efforts

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Define responsibilities of the family

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Therapeutic Efforts

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Economy of the therapeutic plan

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Therapeutic Efforts

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Effect of treatment plan

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Therapeutic Efforts

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Responsibilities of the Physician: Provide information to the family
Therapeutic Efforts
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Deal with multiple variables
Therapeutic Efforts
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Work in harmony with the patient and the family
Therapeutic Efforts
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Coordinate all aspects of therapy
Therapeutic Efforts
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Anticipate pathologic responses
Therapeutic Efforts
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return from hospital or major therapy
Recovery Phase
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early adjustment to outcome
Recovery Phase
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possible outcomes: (1) return to full health; (2) partial recovery; (3) permanent disability
Recovery Phase
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Deal with immediate effects of trauma
Recovery Phase
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Alleviate anxiety
Recovery Phase
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Psychological support
Recovery Phase
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Explore level of understanding of the patient and family
Recovery Phase
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family's adjustment to crisis
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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occurs when there is permanent disability
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Acute Illness = high emotions; (+) difficulty adjusting to stress
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Chronic Illness = higher incidence of illness in other family members
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Terminal Illness = highly emotional and potentially devastating
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Assist the patient and the family in relating to the health care system
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Aid in efficient and functional readjustment
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Provide quality care
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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Responsibilities of the Physician: Alleviate anxiety
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome
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DABDA
Adjustment to Permanency of the Outcome