Mod 1 Lec 1 - Therapeutic Communication Flashcards
(33 cards)
comes to PT to receive treatment
patient
seeks out a pt; such as a pt giving a speech about the profession
client
Two necessary traits of a therapist
bedside manors, compassion
Three roles of a pt
educate, supervise, research, prevent, wellness
seven guiding factors of a pt
altruism, accountability, compassion, excellence, integrity, professionalism, social responsibility
core values of pt acronym
aaceips
three constraints of pt practice
sociocultural, insurance, referral
Two other considerations of pt practice besides the basic examination - intervention
outcome, discharge planning
causative or risk factor
etiology
heath condition, disorder, disease
pathophysiology
body functions and structures consequences of disease
impairment
restriction in the ability to form at the personal level
functional limitation
inability or restricted ability to perform actions that deal with society
disability
restriction or disadvantage attributed to social policy or barriers that limit fulfillment of normal roles
handicap
to approach a person, group, idea, or object with regard or esteem
respect
deeply held attitudes and beliefs we have about truth, beauty or worth of a person, object, action, or idea
values
Being this requires specialized and extensive training and knowledge
professional
means honesty
veracity
means fairness
justice
means doing good for others in society
beneficence
means avoiding doing harm
nomaleficence
means earning trust and respect of patient
fidelity
means respect for patient’s rights to make own decision
autonomy
things that are important to employer or other organizations which you may belong to
corporate values