Gracie Chp 6

Front 1

Maslow pyramid

Back 1

Front 2

safety and security of Maslow pyramid

Back 2

- who will be doing it
- how will it be performed
- what sensations or feelings to expect

Front 3

self esteem

Back 3

- defined as one's self
- people need to be valued especially after amputations and deformities

Front 4

self actualization

Back 4

- highest level rarely met
- the ability to experience one's potential
- Sonographers can influence patients and encourage them to learn all about their illness by providing personal observations and recommending appropriate resources

Front 5

what are the communication characteristics

Back 5

1.sender
2. message channel ( verbal and non verbal)
3. receiver
4. interaction ( feedback from receivers response )

Front 6

communication barries

Back 6

1. talking to fast
2. using vocabulary that they do not understand
3. talking down
4. language
5. strong feelings in anger prejudice
6. concerned with your own personal problems

Front 7

cutting off communication

Back 7

- Judgmental response
- Arguing
- Solving
- Interrupting
- Changing the subject
- Distractions
- False assurances
- Untruthfulness
- Evasion
- Avoidance
- False reassurance

Front 8

exploring attitudes and feelings

Back 8

physical and emotional state

Front 9

Patients with special needs

Back 9

- speech impaired
- hearing impaired
- visual impaired
and confused or disoriented patients

Front 10

Professional communication

Back 10

Provide written and oral reports that aid in diagnosis

Front 11

what to make sure off

Back 11

make sure to write down all necessary information and measurements if the patient has images make sure those images are also in your report

Front 12

The patient self determination act was established in what year

Back 12

1990

Front 13

what are advanced directives

Back 13

living Wills and health proxy

Front 14

living will

Back 14

Designed for end-of-life situations such as when the healthcare team agrees that there's little hope for recovery or the patient is in vegetative state
- it expresses the patient's desire about whether they want life sustaining intervention towards the end

Front 15

health proxy

Back 15

Makes a surrogate decision maker ( and a back up ) whom the patient trust to make decisions themselves
in order to be valid both must sign while the patient is still mentally competent

Front 16

If there is no health care surrogate assigned what does the physician do

Back 16

- Assign one on the spot
- the states have a hierarchy according to the people closer to the patient

Front 17

Hospice care

Back 17

A kind of palliative care that allows patients to be treated at home to help relieve the pain of dying patients both physical and emotional

Front 18

What are the five steps of grieving

Back 18

1. denial
2. anger
3. bargaining
4 . depression
5. acceptance
☆Remember that not everybody goes to all stages and not everybody goes through them in order

Front 19

Critical thinking

Back 19

Clarifies goals, examines assumptions, discerns hidden values, evaluates evidence, accomplishes actions, and assesses conclusions