Mod 1 Lec 1 - Therapeutic Communication Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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comes to PT to receive treatment

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patient

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2
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seeks out a pt; such as a pt giving a speech about the profession

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client

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3
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Two necessary traits of a therapist

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bedside manors, compassion

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4
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Three roles of a pt

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educate, supervise, research, prevent, wellness

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5
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seven guiding factors of a pt

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altruism, accountability, compassion, excellence, integrity, professionalism, social responsibility

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6
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core values of pt acronym

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aaceips

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7
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three constraints of pt practice

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sociocultural, insurance, referral

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8
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Two other considerations of pt practice besides the basic examination - intervention

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outcome, discharge planning

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9
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causative or risk factor

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etiology

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10
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heath condition, disorder, disease

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pathophysiology

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11
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body functions and structures consequences of disease

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impairment

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12
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restriction in the ability to form at the personal level

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functional limitation

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13
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inability or restricted ability to perform actions that deal with society

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disability

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14
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restriction or disadvantage attributed to social policy or barriers that limit fulfillment of normal roles

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handicap

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15
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to approach a person, group, idea, or object with regard or esteem

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respect

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16
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deeply held attitudes and beliefs we have about truth, beauty or worth of a person, object, action, or idea

17
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Being this requires specialized and extensive training and knowledge

18
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means honesty

19
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means fairness

20
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means doing good for others in society

21
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means avoiding doing harm

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nomaleficence

22
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means earning trust and respect of patient

23
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means respect for patient’s rights to make own decision

24
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things that are important to employer or other organizations which you may belong to

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corporate values

25
values that reflect the common god of society/city/state/country
societal
26
what are the type of problems called that a pt can have with insurances or patients
value conflicts
27
three sources of value conflicts
religion, health status, occupation, place of residence, age, ethnicity
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three things to remember when communicating with patients
each person is different, introduce yourself and what you do, have a conversation, remove distractions, make the patient express understanding of the plan, repeat yourself
29
Six variables that will impact how you and the patient communicate
mental status of patient/pt, vocabulary, clarity, attitude, humor, tone/volume
30
This is whether or not the patient is ready to receive/provide information and whether or not the pt is a good communicator/listener
mental status of provider/patient
31
what does HOH mean
hard of hearing
32
knowing when to use medical terminology and how to communicate to a patient
vocabulary
33
always tell blank before blank
good news, bad news