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3 general psychological components that both PTA and the client bring to the relationship.
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1.Perceptions of illness/disability - our role and identity how the loss affects who we are and how we see our self.
2.past experiences- shiffting feelings from the past onto a peson in the present. transference and counter transference. 3.need- pt need for comfort and to get better. PTA need of satisfaction of helping pt. doing a good job. |
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Define transference and countertransference.
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shifting your feelings about a person in your past to another person.
Patient to PTA PTA to Patient |
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List factors and conditions that manifest PTA's authority to the client.
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1.knowledge
2.information 3.PTA's territory 4.PTA's authrized by the system. 5. Physical position over pt 6.orders are from MD 7.uniform/badge 8.posture and demeanor 9.gestures 10.tone of voice 11. healthy |
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list components of a professional caring relationship with the client.
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1.caring- concern for pt well being, paying attention, being responsible, respecting the pt.
2.boundaries- enable pt's to feel safe, foundation for trust, physical and emotional limits of the relationship. |
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list the signs of boundary problems in the PTA/cleint relationship?
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1.pity pt
2.over-identify w/ pt 3.have to much affection for pt 4.have unaddressed personal needs and issues. |
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Discuss the important role of boundaries in the PTA/client relationship.
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enable pt to feel safe, foundation for trust. physical limits- social norms, cutural norms, personal standard. Emotional limints-personal not intimate, pt focus not the PTA.
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Benefits and negative of PTA being in an authority role.
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- pt listened and follow comands, pt likely to feel safe and trust.
- pt will reble, not follow intruction, people recent authority, will not trust PTA, pt are passive. |
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Define constructive and destructive dependnce. list difference in presentation by the pt.
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- pt have respect for PTA, can terminate relationship when goals have been meet, high self worth, internal locus of control, responsibility for self.
- over dependant onPTA, based on insecurity, pt put self down, needy, cling to otheres, calls a lot, demanding a lot of attention, difficulty Rx, rely on PTA |
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Explain authority/dependence dynamic that exists between PTA and client.
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pt dependence category, pt is coming in your space, dependant on PTA.
- temporary inequality two people are not equal, goal is to be equal. Pt to PTA. - Permanent inequality it could have a negative, things will never changes. |
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ways to communicate professional caring to the client in the clinical setting.
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- use actions that communicate caring
- competent & pleasant - show interest in the person but does not encourage an inappropriate relationship - repect the pt - work to earn pt's trust - keep the well being of pt as primiry focus. |
