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Over the counter (OTC) medication 100% safe and do not interact with prescribed medication?

No

Describe some of the different fall prevention tips you might tell an older patient about

Throw rugs,clutter,lightning,footwear, grab bars, stand slowly

Assessment

-gathering information about patients present Healthcare needs and abilities

Implementation

Teaching process

Evaluation

-process that indicates how well the patient is adapting or applying new information to their lives

Hierarchy of needs pyramid

-physiologic need - air water food rest and comfort


Safety and security needs -safe environment, free from fear and anxiety


Affection needs - the need of love and belonging


Esteem needs- our need to feel self worth


Self actualization - pinnacle of pyramid, person has satisfied all the other basic needs

Acupuncture,hypnosis and her bologna are examples of what type of medicine

Alternative

Examples of preventative medicine

-immunization, physical exam, regular breast and testicle exam,use of certain medication, cancer screening

What physiologic responses might a patient exhibit due to stress

-headache, nausea, diarrhea, rapid heart rate, acne

Blaming others for your unacceptable qualities is an example of what

Projection

Purpose of assessment phase of patient education

Gather info to decide what your going to do next

Patient should be involved in the patient education process

True

What factors might hinder the patient education process

-pain, anxiety, denial, language

What is the most important thing to teach parents about when educating them about small children

Safety

What is the main goal to the patient interview

-obtaining accurate information

When we ask a patient to describe their condition what are we asking them for clarification reflecting or paraphrasing

Clarification

How do we define bias

-personal belief or opinion

Know the five stages of grief

-denial,anger, depression, acceptance, bargaining

What is the difference between a medical assistant that is assertive and one who is aggressive

-

Define stereotyping

-holding and opinion of all members of a particular culture, race, religion, or age

Which of the following help patients cope change life style?

Encourage them for small success at first baby steps

Refusing to acknowledge an unpleasant fact about life is an example of what?

Denial

Who should preventive medication be taught to

Everyone

MA who has confidence

Assertive

Why CMA ask patients for chronic condition such as diabetes or heart condition

Medical history