PPD Exam 1 Questions & Answers Solved 100%
Correct.
9 principles of medical ethics
1. competent care
2. professionalism
3. respect the law
4. respect pts/colleagues + privacy
5. continue knowledge
6. be free to choose who/when to serve
7. betterment of community
8. responsibility to pt #1
9. support access for all
fidelity
emphasizes loyalty, trustworthiness, and honoring commitments to patients (ie maintaining
confidentiality, following through on promises, and upholding professional responsibilities)
start to physician pt relationship
mutual consent where physician is there to support pt's medical needs
consent NOT needed when:
emergency
prisoner (as long as ethics are followed)
independent medical examination (workman's comp, disability, insurance claims)
,unexpected situations in which a pt physician relationship may be started (7)
-informal advice for specific recommendation
-individualized advice before seeing pt in person
-medical advice specific to s/s in nonclinical setting
-physician listed as attending or name appears on orders even if entered automatically
-reviews results/labs/etc and provides individualized medical input
-specialist on call who refuses care
-physicians volunteering at health fair/during disaster especially if follow up implied
when is it ok to accept a gift
small/modest/symbolic as long as judgment and integrity maintained
how to appropriately terminate physician pt relationship
60-90 days written (preferred) notification (30 days MINIMUM)
offer to transfer records to new provider
NOT during acute or unstable episode
unless threat to pt/staff
steps to take before discharging pt
medically stable and ready for discharge?
create care plan
if pt declines discharge, support pt right to seek further review (second opinion)
Erik Erikson's Theory of Social Development is based on the theory that development
unfolds in stages, each marked by a:
, central psychological conflict that must be resolved - development based on social and relational
experiences, not just internal drives
erikson's stages: infancy (0-1yo)
trust vs mistrust
success: trust in caregivers
failure: fear/suspicion
erikson's stages: early childhood (1-3yo)
autonomy vs shame and doubt
success: independence
failure: self-doubt
erikson's stages: preschool (3-6yo)
initiative vs guilt
success: learns to initiate tasks
failure: guilt about desires/needs
erikson's stages: school age (6-12yo)
industry vs inferiority
success: competence/skills
failure: feelings of inferiority
developmental motor milestones 0-3yo
"Big, Rolling, Step, Jump"
Correct.
9 principles of medical ethics
1. competent care
2. professionalism
3. respect the law
4. respect pts/colleagues + privacy
5. continue knowledge
6. be free to choose who/when to serve
7. betterment of community
8. responsibility to pt #1
9. support access for all
fidelity
emphasizes loyalty, trustworthiness, and honoring commitments to patients (ie maintaining
confidentiality, following through on promises, and upholding professional responsibilities)
start to physician pt relationship
mutual consent where physician is there to support pt's medical needs
consent NOT needed when:
emergency
prisoner (as long as ethics are followed)
independent medical examination (workman's comp, disability, insurance claims)
,unexpected situations in which a pt physician relationship may be started (7)
-informal advice for specific recommendation
-individualized advice before seeing pt in person
-medical advice specific to s/s in nonclinical setting
-physician listed as attending or name appears on orders even if entered automatically
-reviews results/labs/etc and provides individualized medical input
-specialist on call who refuses care
-physicians volunteering at health fair/during disaster especially if follow up implied
when is it ok to accept a gift
small/modest/symbolic as long as judgment and integrity maintained
how to appropriately terminate physician pt relationship
60-90 days written (preferred) notification (30 days MINIMUM)
offer to transfer records to new provider
NOT during acute or unstable episode
unless threat to pt/staff
steps to take before discharging pt
medically stable and ready for discharge?
create care plan
if pt declines discharge, support pt right to seek further review (second opinion)
Erik Erikson's Theory of Social Development is based on the theory that development
unfolds in stages, each marked by a:
, central psychological conflict that must be resolved - development based on social and relational
experiences, not just internal drives
erikson's stages: infancy (0-1yo)
trust vs mistrust
success: trust in caregivers
failure: fear/suspicion
erikson's stages: early childhood (1-3yo)
autonomy vs shame and doubt
success: independence
failure: self-doubt
erikson's stages: preschool (3-6yo)
initiative vs guilt
success: learns to initiate tasks
failure: guilt about desires/needs
erikson's stages: school age (6-12yo)
industry vs inferiority
success: competence/skills
failure: feelings of inferiority
developmental motor milestones 0-3yo
"Big, Rolling, Step, Jump"
