RHSC 3200 Review for the First Exam

Kina getting a mammogram is an example of which category of disease prevention?

This culture needs similiar values and is known for a low trust with a loose culture.

Believing that to know something requires understanding the context of relationships

The end justifies the means =

Developed to be used by multiple disciplines and apply universally to all systems

This component of the healthcare system involves professionals who work in the healthcare system.

Faithfulness to responsibilities & commitments = which ethical principle?

This part of the Biological Model involves dimensions of time.

This form of health promotion = changes in environment & recognizing that lifestyle & environment are interrelated.

Medicine of the person, for the person, by the person, and with the person

Regarding Barr & framework, this is expected of all healthcare workers.

When you know the right thing to do, but institutional constraints make it nearly impossible

The ICF Model includes all of the following except

This basic component of a system involves the energy, material, or information that enters system.

Personal beliefs about what is right & wrong = values.

IPE is clinical & non-clinical work e.g., diagnosis, treatment, health communications, management, & sanitation.

This dimension of wellness involves problem-solving skills, creativity, and learning.

Facilitator led process to analyze, make sense, and assimilate learning experience through guided reflection during IPE

All of the following are core competencies for interprofessional collaborative practice except:

An OT helping a patient learn to use a sock aid is an example of:

Salutogenesis is the origin of disease.

Bioethics is especially associated with all of the following except

When a patient is capable, their decision is the only one that matters = which ethical principle?

This dimension of wellness involves budgeting with realistic goals.

Considers that nothing is objectively right or wrong

This type of General Systems Theory involves limited or no exchange with the envrionment.

A new paradigm is needed to prepare professionals to resolve ethical issues within an interprofessional context.

Artificial representation of real-world processes to achieve educational goals through experiential learning

According to Thomas-Kilmann Model, this way of dealing with conflict is to ignore, withdraw, or sidestep.

The recipient of care needs to have their role defined in interprofessional collaborative care.