Pediatric and Adolescent Interview Flashcards

(10 cards)

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Characteristics of active listening?

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● Active listening (ie. ask detailed f/u questions)
○ Not just listening, but hearing
○ Suggests awareness and understanding on multiple levels

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Characteristics of guided questioning?

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● Guided questioning (ie. draw out of silence)
○ Open ended -> focused
○ Eliciting a graded response
○ Asking a series of questions, one at a time
○ Offering multiple choices
○ Clarifying what the patient means
○ Encouraging the continuers
○ Echoing
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Characteristics of empathetic responses?

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○ Identify the patient’s feelings

○ Respond with understanding and acceptance

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Characteristics of validation?

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● Validation (i.e praise patient for approaching a health care provider and validate concerns)
○ Legitimize the patient’s emotional experience

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Characteristics of reassurance?

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Reassurance (ie. Patient may respond to hearing that challenges with parents are common)
○ Related to acknowledging patient’s feelings
○ Don’t be premature

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Characteristics of summarization?

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● Summarization
○ Demonstrates active listening
○ Also great for stalling

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Characteristics of empowering the patients?

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● Empowering the patient
○ Evoke patient’s perspective
○ Convey interest in the person, not just the problem
○ Follow the patient’s leads
○ Elicit and validate emotional content
○ Share info with patient
○ Make clinical reasoning transparent
○ Acknowledge your own limits
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How is adolescent interview different than childhood?

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■ Talk with them alone
■ Provide educational materials
■ Longer appointment
■ Use developmentally appropriate language and content of interview
■ Attention to privacy
■ Psychosocial history very important
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What are the Components of the “Heads” mnemonic?

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● Home-environment, relationships
● Education- academic performance, grade level, career aspirations
● Eating- nutrition, attitudes
● Activities- interests, work, participation
● Affect/ anxiety
● Drugs- smoking, drinking, drugs
● Sexuality- behavior, orientation, attitudes
● Safety- driving behavior, violence screen, abuse

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What is paralanguage?

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Qualities of speech (pacing, tone and volume

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