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make sure that you do not repeat any questions... why
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cause they will get the impression that you are not paying attention |
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what is the hardest part of questioning
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transitioning and dealing with patients that go very off topic |
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what should be one of the first questions that should be asked to a patient
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if they have any cultural values or anything that should be noted |
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what is the difference between and open and closed ended question
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open invites patient to answer using narrative response... closed ended allows for a definitive yes or no response |
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what are graded responses
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typically seen with follow up questions, they basically write to goals for you, how long can you walk before it hurts, how many times a night does it wake you up |
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why are multiple option questions valubale
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provides patient with choices when it is difficult for them to come up with answers on their own ..... u can usually see if you have to create this question if they give you a deer in headlights look
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is it good to ask why questions
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not cause they can be seen as being accusatory |
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for an active demonstration .... why is it a valuable questioning strategy
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its sometimes more powerful... show me what position you feel the pain the most or where is it the worst |
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avoid questions that make the patient feel you are expecting a particular answer.. what are some other things to avoid
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questions that habe multiple question in one.. ex like closing an open ended question |
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why is the use of artful phrasing important
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they can influence the types of reponses you will get.... also shows u are listening so a greater rapport will develop |
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sometimes people say something as a joke...why should we take it seriously...
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because behind the joke there is usually a lot of truth
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PT's are considere to be a great coin ____
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sorter |
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ASK PATIENT IF THEY ARE COMFORTABLE@!
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SDKJFAK |
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what is the difference between I vs. You messages
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I- can be used as an attempt to defuse an emotionally charged interaction you- tend to place blame or are used when reacting defensively |
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what is a main way to deal with someone who is not happy with a certain procedure or outcome or sitiaiton
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E- empathize.. im sorry the dress didn't fit A- apology-- im sorry you feel this way R- resolution-- why don't we get a store credit T-thank you for listening |
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what type of questions are essential or ideal when reporting the chief complaint
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open ended questions so they can describe how they feel in their own words |
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when questioning on the symptoms you either know or don't know the mechanisms of the onset so would this differ your questions
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yes .... describe what happed.... did pain occur suddenly has anything changed |
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Don't make ____
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presumptions |
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explain the ladder of inference
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2. select meaningful data to be explored or described more 3. interpret or evaluate meanings behind the data 4. theorize how data provided is effecting the patient 5. conclusion- action to be taken |
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what are two types if questions regarding symptoms one can ask
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symptoms location vs symptoms description |
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two ways to go about asking past conditions or interventions
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2. interventions currently used or previously utilized |
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when discussing home environment what are two types of question routes that can be taken
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2. available resources |
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it is important to ask psychosocial questions... lsit some
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any activites harder than oters, how has this effected what you do everyday... any activities harder than others |
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only _ percent of messages are based on the words that are said , and ___ are with the nonverbal behaviors
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7, 93
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what is the difference between impact and intent
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notttt to sure |
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whats a great closing senence
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before we end todays session are there any other questions you have for me |
