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Questions with Verified
Answers Graded A+
1. Consultation Models Answer: Calgary-Cambridge observation
guide- Kurtz and Sil- verman - 1996 Answer: initiating the session
gathering
information building
the relationship
giving information, explaining and
planning closing the session
2. Consultation Models Answer: Stewart - patient-centred clinical
method - 1995, 2003-
Answer: exploring both the disease and the illness
experience understanding the whole person
finding common ground
incorporating prevention and health
promotion enhancing the doctor-patient
relationship being realistic (with time and
resources)
3. Consultation Models Answer: Pendleton Answer: define the reason for the patient's
,attendance (ideas, concerns and expectations)
consider other problems
with the patient, choose an appropriate action for each
problem achieve a shared understanding of the problems
with the patient
involve the patient in the management and encourage him/her to accept appropriate
responsibility use time and resources appropriately
establish or maintain a relationship with the patient which helps to achieve the other tasks
4. Consultation Models Answer: Fraser - Areas of competence - 1992
Answer: interviewing and histo- ry-taking
physical examination
diagnosis and problem-
solving patient
management
relating to patients
anticipatory care
record keeping
5. Consultation Models Answer: Neighbour - The Inner Consultation
- five checkpoint model - 1987 Answer: connecting
summarising
,handing
over safety
netting
housekeepin
g
6. Consultation Models Answer: Tuckett - meeting of two experts -
1985 Answer: the consultation is a meeting between two experts
doctors are experts in medicine
patients are experts in their own
illnesses shared understanding is
the aim
doctors should seek to understand the patient's beliefs
doctors should address explanations in terms of the patient's belief system
7. Consultation Models Answer: Stott and Davis - Exceptional
potential of the consulta- tion - 1979 Answer: management of presenting
problems
management of continuing
problems modification of help-
seeking behaviour opportunistic
health promotion
8. DVLA Answer: ICD (Group 2 HGV) Answer: No driving
9. DVLA Answer: aortic diameter >6.5cm Answer: No driving
10. DVLA Answer: Angina at rest / at the wheel / emotion Answer:
, No driving
11. DVLA Answer: group 2 HTN >180 / >100 Answer: No driving
12. DVLA Answer: ICD for sustained ventricular arrhythmia Answer
6/12
13. DVLA Answer: ICD prophylactic Answer: 1/12
14. DVLA Answer: CABG Answer: 4/52
15. DVLA Answer: ACS Answer: 4/52
16. DVLA Answer: unsuccessful angioplasty Answer: 4/52
17. DVLA Answer: ACS treated successfully by angioplasty Answer:
1/52
18. DVLA Answer: pacemaker insertion Answer: 1/52
19. DVLA Answer: arrhythmia successful catheter ablation Answer:
2/7
20. DVLA Answer: elective angioplasty Answer: 1/52
21. DVLA Answer: HTN group 1
Answer: No need to inform Drive
unless medication SEs +++
22. DVLA Answer: aortic aneurysm
6-6.4cm Answer: Notify DVLA Annual
review
Questions with Verified
Answers Graded A+
1. Consultation Models Answer: Calgary-Cambridge observation
guide- Kurtz and Sil- verman - 1996 Answer: initiating the session
gathering
information building
the relationship
giving information, explaining and
planning closing the session
2. Consultation Models Answer: Stewart - patient-centred clinical
method - 1995, 2003-
Answer: exploring both the disease and the illness
experience understanding the whole person
finding common ground
incorporating prevention and health
promotion enhancing the doctor-patient
relationship being realistic (with time and
resources)
3. Consultation Models Answer: Pendleton Answer: define the reason for the patient's
,attendance (ideas, concerns and expectations)
consider other problems
with the patient, choose an appropriate action for each
problem achieve a shared understanding of the problems
with the patient
involve the patient in the management and encourage him/her to accept appropriate
responsibility use time and resources appropriately
establish or maintain a relationship with the patient which helps to achieve the other tasks
4. Consultation Models Answer: Fraser - Areas of competence - 1992
Answer: interviewing and histo- ry-taking
physical examination
diagnosis and problem-
solving patient
management
relating to patients
anticipatory care
record keeping
5. Consultation Models Answer: Neighbour - The Inner Consultation
- five checkpoint model - 1987 Answer: connecting
summarising
,handing
over safety
netting
housekeepin
g
6. Consultation Models Answer: Tuckett - meeting of two experts -
1985 Answer: the consultation is a meeting between two experts
doctors are experts in medicine
patients are experts in their own
illnesses shared understanding is
the aim
doctors should seek to understand the patient's beliefs
doctors should address explanations in terms of the patient's belief system
7. Consultation Models Answer: Stott and Davis - Exceptional
potential of the consulta- tion - 1979 Answer: management of presenting
problems
management of continuing
problems modification of help-
seeking behaviour opportunistic
health promotion
8. DVLA Answer: ICD (Group 2 HGV) Answer: No driving
9. DVLA Answer: aortic diameter >6.5cm Answer: No driving
10. DVLA Answer: Angina at rest / at the wheel / emotion Answer:
, No driving
11. DVLA Answer: group 2 HTN >180 / >100 Answer: No driving
12. DVLA Answer: ICD for sustained ventricular arrhythmia Answer
6/12
13. DVLA Answer: ICD prophylactic Answer: 1/12
14. DVLA Answer: CABG Answer: 4/52
15. DVLA Answer: ACS Answer: 4/52
16. DVLA Answer: unsuccessful angioplasty Answer: 4/52
17. DVLA Answer: ACS treated successfully by angioplasty Answer:
1/52
18. DVLA Answer: pacemaker insertion Answer: 1/52
19. DVLA Answer: arrhythmia successful catheter ablation Answer:
2/7
20. DVLA Answer: elective angioplasty Answer: 1/52
21. DVLA Answer: HTN group 1
Answer: No need to inform Drive
unless medication SEs +++
22. DVLA Answer: aortic aneurysm
6-6.4cm Answer: Notify DVLA Annual
review
