DPR EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
100% CORECT ANSWERS!!
how does personal awareness hlep care for your patients
increase care, increase prodessional satisfaction, more satisfaction with their practice = more
satisfied patients
what influences a patient's beliefs and attitudes
-core beliefs/personal philosophy
-family and cultural background
-gender issues
-sociocultural influences
what is the corrrelation with patients understanding their doctors
= more likely to acknowledge health problems, understand their treatment options, modify thier
behavior accordingly, and follow their medication schedule
What are the tenants of osteopathic medicine?
1) the body is the unit
2) the body processes self-regulatory mechanisms
3) structure and function are reciprocally interrelated
4) rational therapy is based on the understanding of body unity, self-regulatory mechanisms, and
the interrelationship of structure and function
proposed principles for patient care
1) the patient is the focus for healthcare
2) the patoent has the primary responsibility for his or her health
3) An effective treatment program for patient care is founded on the tenant of osteopathic
medicine and:
-incorporates evidence-based guidelines
-optimizes the patient's natural healing capacity
, -address the primary cause of disease
-emphasizes health maintenance and disease prevention
What are the remindes for a busy physician?
1) asses what the patient already knows
2) asses waht the patient wants to know
-no all patints want the same level of detailin the information given to them
-if questions reflect confusion = return to basic info.
3) Be empithetic
4) Slow down
-pause frequently
-physicians only wait 23 sec. after patients describie the chied complaint
5) Keep it simple
6) Tell the truth
7) be hopeful
8) watch the patient's body and face
9) be prepared for a reaction
What is the role, purpose and relevance of the osteopathic oath?
= a foundation for professionalism between physician's and their patheints
What medical school facotrs are predictors of disciplinary action by medical boards?
-diminished capacity for self-improvement
-irresponsibility
-poor intuition
What types of offenses occur that lead to discipline by a state medical board?
- use of drugs/alcohol
-unprofessional conduct
-negligence
-inappropriate prescribing
-sexual misconduct
100% CORECT ANSWERS!!
how does personal awareness hlep care for your patients
increase care, increase prodessional satisfaction, more satisfaction with their practice = more
satisfied patients
what influences a patient's beliefs and attitudes
-core beliefs/personal philosophy
-family and cultural background
-gender issues
-sociocultural influences
what is the corrrelation with patients understanding their doctors
= more likely to acknowledge health problems, understand their treatment options, modify thier
behavior accordingly, and follow their medication schedule
What are the tenants of osteopathic medicine?
1) the body is the unit
2) the body processes self-regulatory mechanisms
3) structure and function are reciprocally interrelated
4) rational therapy is based on the understanding of body unity, self-regulatory mechanisms, and
the interrelationship of structure and function
proposed principles for patient care
1) the patient is the focus for healthcare
2) the patoent has the primary responsibility for his or her health
3) An effective treatment program for patient care is founded on the tenant of osteopathic
medicine and:
-incorporates evidence-based guidelines
-optimizes the patient's natural healing capacity
, -address the primary cause of disease
-emphasizes health maintenance and disease prevention
What are the remindes for a busy physician?
1) asses what the patient already knows
2) asses waht the patient wants to know
-no all patints want the same level of detailin the information given to them
-if questions reflect confusion = return to basic info.
3) Be empithetic
4) Slow down
-pause frequently
-physicians only wait 23 sec. after patients describie the chied complaint
5) Keep it simple
6) Tell the truth
7) be hopeful
8) watch the patient's body and face
9) be prepared for a reaction
What is the role, purpose and relevance of the osteopathic oath?
= a foundation for professionalism between physician's and their patheints
What medical school facotrs are predictors of disciplinary action by medical boards?
-diminished capacity for self-improvement
-irresponsibility
-poor intuition
What types of offenses occur that lead to discipline by a state medical board?
- use of drugs/alcohol
-unprofessional conduct
-negligence
-inappropriate prescribing
-sexual misconduct
