PTP II Final Questions with Complete Answers

PTP II Final Questions with Complete Answers DISC model By WIlliam Marston Breaks people up into dominant, influencing, steadiness, and conscientious characteristics Dominance driven by results insist on immediate action challenge status quo Blunt Influence approach work with enthusiasm enjoy collaboration take quick action fast paced Steadiness maintain stability enjoy supporting people lijke collaboration patient/easy going Conscientiousness focus on accuracy using logic seek stability cautious RESPECT model Rapport Empathy Support Partnership Explanations Cultural Competence Trust How can a PT build rapport with a pt? engage pt on social level seek out pt POV Suspend judgements avoid assumptions and recognize when you have What are the 4 characteristics that lead to SUPPORT of a patient? Ask about and try to understand barriers to care and compliance Help the patient overcome barriers Involve family members if appropriate Reassure the patient you are and will be available to help What are 5 things that may lead to patient trust issues? Patients come worried and often in pain Past experiences Feel vulnerable and in need of help and understanding Want to