wk 1

Question 1

Average tests done in a shift

Answer 1

8

Question 2

Career advancements options

Answer 2

Education
Administration
Research
Commercial companies

Question 3

Professional duties

Answer 3

Perform assessment
Acquire data
Analyze data
Summarize data for DR
Independent judgement
Problem solving

Question 4

Assessment

Answer 4

Verify patient identifiers
Gather history
Verify test
Asses patient tolerance

Question 5

Acquire data

Answer 5

Make sure Dr can interpret easily
Answer questions
Work around limitations
Additional info needed
Modification

Question 6

Analysis

Answer 6

Findings match symptoms
Normal/abnormal
Severity of disease
Compare to previous tests

Question 7

Writing reports

Answer 7

Standardized
Use same criteria
Clear between prelim and final report

Question 8

What is on reports

Answer 8

Demographics; patient name, ID, DOB
Referral info; MD, exam code, indications
Date of test

Question 9

Analysis section of report

Answer 9

Populate data fields by hand

Written text description

Question 10

Examples of what goes in analysis section

Answer 10

ABI is 1.3 in rt PT

1.1 in rt AP

Question 11

Impression section in report

Answer 11

Severity
Location
Extent

Question 12

Examples of what goes in impression section

Answer 12

Normal flow in rt PT

Minimal plaque

Question 13

Comparisons and comments in report

Answer 13

Comparison: compared to other studies within recent time frame
Comments: Incidental findings, tech limitations

Question 14

SVU membership benefits

Answer 14

Advocacy
Resources
Education
Products

Question 15

Care standars

Answer 15

Communication-professionalism
Accountability-accept challenges
Respect-confidentiality
Environment-maintenance

Question 16

Age specific care for infants

Answer 16

Parental involvement
Gentle manner
Reduce stressors

Question 17

Age specific care for adolescents

Answer 17

Explain procedure
Allow for privacy
Parental involvement limited
Aware of non-verbal cues

Question 18

Age specific care for eldery

Answer 18

Aware of effected limbs
Re-orient when necessary
Promote integrity
Provide assistance

Question 19

What patients expect

Answer 19

Valued
Shown compassion
Quality care
Clearly informed
Able to trust us

Question 20

Mission statement

Answer 20

Public statement by an organization regarding it ethical values and ideals

Question 21

Important things from a patient perspective

Answer 21

Staff concern for my questions/worries
staffs concern for my comfort
Staff works together for my care
Informed about delays
Likelihood to recommend

Question 22

HCAHPS

Answer 22

Survey as an incentive for care improvements

Gov’t holds back incentives based on survey results

Question 23

5 A’s of service

Answer 23

Aware
Acknowledge
Apologize
Act
Amend

Question 24

Ethics; Morality

Answer 24

Personal
Societal
Professional

Question 25

Professional morality

Answer 25

Helping the sick HIPAA rules Nonjudgemental

Question 26

Moral character

Answer 26

``` Compassion Courage Honesty Respect Humility ```

Question 27

PRIDE

Answer 27

``` Participation Respect Integrity Diversity Excellence ```

Question 28

Protections

Answer 28

State/common laws Licensing laws Moral repugnance-law that allows you to be be against something

Question 29

6 step process

Answer 29

``` Gather info Identify ethical dilemma Decide which ethical theory/approach Explore alternatives Complete action Evaluate outcome ```