Family Medicine Flashcards
Disease progression in an individual over time, in the absence of treatment is an example of: A. Natural history of disease B. Spectrum of disease C. Latency of disease D. Disease incubation
A
Kubler-Ross stages except A. Depression B. Bargaining C. Shock D. Acceptance E. Denial
C
What stage of illness trajectory causes depression? A. I B. II C. III D. IV E. AOTA
No answer
Pattern of reaction to disease A. Shock, disbelief, anger, denial B. Disbelief, anger, denial, bargaining C. Shock, anger, bargaining, denial D. NOTA
D
Example of a life cycle stage that is predominantly centripetal is: A. Unattached young adult B. Newly married couple C. Family with adolescents D. Family in later life
D
“C” in SCOAP stands for: A. Culture B. Congruence C. Context D. Coalition
C
The lifeline is a tool to show \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ in the family A. Coalition B. Resonance C. Flexibility D. History
No answer
Which of the following will cause the most disruption?
A. Grandpa dies in a car accident
B. 5 year old dies of leukemia
C. 17 year old dies of a drug overdose
D. 30 year old dad with 3 kids suffers an aneurysm
No answer
Maribel is the eldest daughter and her mother told her that since she’s the eldest, she is responsible for her younger siblings. She is now 45, single and sad. She is taking care of her brother who is a drug addict, who has been in and out of rehab but continues to use drugs. This is an example of what? A. Lack of differentiation B. Rigid boundary C. Coalition with her mother D. Overinvolvement
No answer
The following is an example of an “out-of-phase” illness A. Measles in a 3 year old B. Stroke in a 55 year old C. Heart attack in a 30 year old D. Genital herpes in a 17 year old
C
Which of the following best describes patient-centeredness?
A. Emphasizes patient’s personal meaning of illness
B. Social perspectives are last to be considered
C. Includes therapeutic and diagnostic acumen of physicians
D. The disease process is brought about by psychological issues
A
Which of the following accounts for the biopsychosocial perspective?
A. Family and community interventions are the most effective
B. Illnesses are developed from the patient’s misperceptions
C. Doctor-patient relationship is a priority
D. Assessment includes biological, psychological, and social perspectives
D
What is the catharsis part of CEA? A. Vent out during history taking B. Correct patient misperception C. Start of counseling and education D. AOTA
No answer
Deregulation of one’s social, behavioral, psychological, and physical dimensions results in illness
A. Biomedical B. Biobehavioral C. Holistic D. Biopsychosocial E. Ethnomedical-cultural
D
A reductionist approach to health
A. Biomedical B. Biobehavioral C. Holistic D. Biopsychosocial E. Ethnomedical-cultural
A
Beliefs about disease influence health
A. Biomedical B. Biobehavioral C. Holistic D. Biopsychosocial E. Ethnomedical-cultural
E
Lifestyle choices like smoking and unhealthy eating influence health
A. Biomedical B. Biobehavioral C. Holistic D. Biopsychosocial E. Ethnomedical-cultural
B
The brain and peripheral organs are linked in a complex and mutually adjusting relationship that is affected by social as well as physical stimuli
A. Biomedical B. Biobehavioral C. Holistic D. Biopsychosocial E. Ethnomedical-cultural
C
