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Mobility In Context Principle of Patient Care Skills 3rd
il il il il il il il il
Edition by Charity Johansson, Crystal Ramsey and
il il il il il il
Susan A Chinworth
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FULL ilDOCUMENT ilAVAILABLE ilON il:
ilhttps://www.stuvia.com/doc/4234171/
, Mobility ilin ilContext ilPrinciples ilof ilPatient ilCare ilSkills il3rd ilEdition ilTest ilBank
Chapter il1: ilEstablishing ilthe ilTherapeutic ilAlliance
Multiple ilChoice
1. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilstatements ilis iltrue ilabout ilinteractions ilwith ilpatients?
A. Our ilattitudes ilare ilexpressed ilat ila ilconscious illevel ilas ilwell ilas ilan ilunconscious illevel.
B. Our ilpast ilexperiences ilhave illittle ilto ildo ilwith ilour ilpresent iltherapeutic ilrelationships.
C. Our ilpast ilexperiences ilshape ilour ilattitudes iltoward ilour ilpatients, ilbut ilnot ilour ilbeliefs.
D. Unchallenged ilassumptions ilabout ilour ilpatients ilgenerally ilare ilfavorable.
2. Based ilon ilcommon ilbiases ilin ilthe ilU.S. ilhealthcare ilcommunity, ilwhich ilof ilthe ilfollowing
ilpatients ilis illikely ilto ilbe ilat ilgreatest ilrisk ilfor ilexperiencing ilnegative ilbias?
A. A il10-year-old ilboy ilwith ilchickenpox
B. A il28-year-old ilobese ilMexican ilwoman ilwith ilchest ilpain
C. A il43-year-old ilfemale ilathlete ilwith ila ilfractured illeg
D. A il72-year-old ilCaucasian ilman ilwith ilosteoarthritis ilof ilthe ilknee
3. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilquestions ilis ilconsidered ilMOST ilculturally ilinclusive ilto
ilask ilwhen ilobtaining ila ilpatient’s ilhistory?
A. “Do ilyou illive ilwith ilyour ilwife?”
B. “Can ilyour ilwife ilhelp ilyou ilwith ilbathing?”
C. “Can ilyour ilhusband ilprepare ilthe ilmeals ilwhile ilyou ilare ilhealing?”
D. “Are ilyou ilin ila ilrelationship?”
4. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilactions ilwould ilbe ilMOST ilhelpful ilin ilchanging ilhealthcare ilbiases?
A. Be ilaware ilof ilbehaviors ilin ilothers ilthat ilmight ilreflect ilbias.
B. Look ilfor ilreinforcement ilof ilbeliefs ilwithin ila ilcommon ilpeer ilgroup.
C. Reflect ilannually ilon ilpersonal ilattitudes iland ilbeliefs ilabout ilothers.
D. Seek ilout ilcommonalities ilwith ilthose ilperceived ilas ildifferent.
5. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilstatements ilabout ilnonverbal ilcommunication ilis ilMOST ilaccurate?
A. It ilis ilmore ildifficult ilto ilinterpret ilthan ilspoken ilwords.
B. It ilis ilused ilas ila ilprimary ilmeans ilof ilcommunicating ilinformation.
C. It ilis ilused ilto ilcommunicate ilinterpersonal ilattitudes.
D. It ilmakes ilup ilabout il25% ilof ilour ilcommunication ilwith ilpatients.
6. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilcommunication ilapproaches ilis ilBEST ilwhen ilcommunicating
ilwith ilpatients ilin ilan iladult ilrehabilitation ilunit?
FULL ilDOCUMENT ilAVAILABLE ilON il:
ilhttps://www.stuvia.com/doc/4234171/
Mobility In Context Principle of Patient Care Skills 3rd
il il il il il il il il
Edition by Charity Johansson, Crystal Ramsey and
il il il il il il
Susan A Chinworth
il il il
FULL ilDOCUMENT ilAVAILABLE ilON il:
ilhttps://www.stuvia.com/doc/4234171/
, Mobility ilin ilContext ilPrinciples ilof ilPatient ilCare ilSkills il3rd ilEdition ilTest ilBank
Chapter il1: ilEstablishing ilthe ilTherapeutic ilAlliance
Multiple ilChoice
1. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilstatements ilis iltrue ilabout ilinteractions ilwith ilpatients?
A. Our ilattitudes ilare ilexpressed ilat ila ilconscious illevel ilas ilwell ilas ilan ilunconscious illevel.
B. Our ilpast ilexperiences ilhave illittle ilto ildo ilwith ilour ilpresent iltherapeutic ilrelationships.
C. Our ilpast ilexperiences ilshape ilour ilattitudes iltoward ilour ilpatients, ilbut ilnot ilour ilbeliefs.
D. Unchallenged ilassumptions ilabout ilour ilpatients ilgenerally ilare ilfavorable.
2. Based ilon ilcommon ilbiases ilin ilthe ilU.S. ilhealthcare ilcommunity, ilwhich ilof ilthe ilfollowing
ilpatients ilis illikely ilto ilbe ilat ilgreatest ilrisk ilfor ilexperiencing ilnegative ilbias?
A. A il10-year-old ilboy ilwith ilchickenpox
B. A il28-year-old ilobese ilMexican ilwoman ilwith ilchest ilpain
C. A il43-year-old ilfemale ilathlete ilwith ila ilfractured illeg
D. A il72-year-old ilCaucasian ilman ilwith ilosteoarthritis ilof ilthe ilknee
3. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilquestions ilis ilconsidered ilMOST ilculturally ilinclusive ilto
ilask ilwhen ilobtaining ila ilpatient’s ilhistory?
A. “Do ilyou illive ilwith ilyour ilwife?”
B. “Can ilyour ilwife ilhelp ilyou ilwith ilbathing?”
C. “Can ilyour ilhusband ilprepare ilthe ilmeals ilwhile ilyou ilare ilhealing?”
D. “Are ilyou ilin ila ilrelationship?”
4. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilactions ilwould ilbe ilMOST ilhelpful ilin ilchanging ilhealthcare ilbiases?
A. Be ilaware ilof ilbehaviors ilin ilothers ilthat ilmight ilreflect ilbias.
B. Look ilfor ilreinforcement ilof ilbeliefs ilwithin ila ilcommon ilpeer ilgroup.
C. Reflect ilannually ilon ilpersonal ilattitudes iland ilbeliefs ilabout ilothers.
D. Seek ilout ilcommonalities ilwith ilthose ilperceived ilas ildifferent.
5. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilstatements ilabout ilnonverbal ilcommunication ilis ilMOST ilaccurate?
A. It ilis ilmore ildifficult ilto ilinterpret ilthan ilspoken ilwords.
B. It ilis ilused ilas ila ilprimary ilmeans ilof ilcommunicating ilinformation.
C. It ilis ilused ilto ilcommunicate ilinterpersonal ilattitudes.
D. It ilmakes ilup ilabout il25% ilof ilour ilcommunication ilwith ilpatients.
6. Which ilof ilthe ilfollowing ilcommunication ilapproaches ilis ilBEST ilwhen ilcommunicating
ilwith ilpatients ilin ilan iladult ilrehabilitation ilunit?
FULL ilDOCUMENT ilAVAILABLE ilON il:
ilhttps://www.stuvia.com/doc/4234171/
