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    PD I Study Guide

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    The document outlines the key components of a clinical encounter, including patient-centered and clinician-centered approaches, recognizing the illness/disease distinction model, and following the standard structure and sequence. It also discusses important interviewing, communication, and interpersonal skills like active listening, guided questioning, empathy, summarization, validation, and empowering the patient. Finally, it provides an overview of the components of a comprehensive history and physical exam, including chief complaint, past medical history, medications, vital signs, general survey, and regional physical examinations of major body systems.

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    The document outlines the key components of a clinical encounter, including patient-centered and clinician-centered approaches, recognizing the illness/disease distinction model, and following the standard structure and sequence. It also discusses important interviewing, communication, and interpersonal skills like active listening, guided questioning, empathy, summarization, validation, and empowering the patient. Finally, it provides an overview of the components of a comprehensive history and physical exam, including chief complaint, past medical history, medications, vital signs, general survey, and regional physical examinations of major body systems.

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    The document outlines the key components of a clinical encounter, including patient-centered and clinician-centered approaches, recognizing the illness/disease distinction model, and following the standard structure and sequence. It also discusses important interviewing, communication, and interpersonal skills like active listening, guided questioning, empathy, summarization, validation, and empowering the patient. Finally, it provides an overview of the components of a comprehensive history and physical exam, including chief complaint, past medical history, medications, vital signs, general survey, and regional physical examinations of major body systems.

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    PD I Study Guide

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    Tessa Gibson
    The document outlines the key components of a clinical encounter, including patient-centered and clinician-centered approaches, recognizing the illness/disease distinction model, and following the standard structure and sequence. It also discusses important interviewing, communication, and interpersonal skills like active listening, guided questioning, empathy, summarization, validation, and empowering the patient. Finally, it provides an overview of the components of a comprehensive history and physical exam, including chief complaint, past medical history, medications, vital signs, general survey, and regional physical examinations of major body systems.

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    Approaching to the clinical encounter (first ppt)

    Recognize the different approach to a clinical encounter: patient-centered, and clinician-centered,


    encounter.
    Identify the disease/illness distinction model.
    Recognize the structure and sequence of the clinical encounter

    Interviewing, Communication, and Interpersonal Skills (second ppt)


    Active or attentive listening
    Guided questioning
    Empathic responses
    Summarization
    Transitions
    Partnering
    Validation
    Empowering the patient
    Reassurance
    Appropriate verbal communication
    Appropriate nonverbal communication

    Components of comprehensive History and physical


    Chief complaint, HPI (OLDCHARTS)
    Past Medical History: Medical History (current and prior)
    Surgical history
    Medications (prescription, OTC, herbal, supplements)
    Allergies to drugs or foods and environmental (can also be placed as a medical condition under MH)
    Health maintenance/Immunizations
    Recent hospitalizations
    Family History
    Social Hx

    General survey, Vital signs, pain (third ppt)


    Constitutional symptoms.
    Orthostatic Blood Pressure, etc

    Regional physical examination:


    Skin, hair, and nails (A&P and examination techniques, recognize primary lesions).
    Head and neck: A&P, examination techniques, otoscopy, fundoscopy, cranial nerves, etc
    Thorax and lungs: A&P, examination tecniques, breath sounds
    CV/PVS: A&P, examination techniques, JVD technique and rationale. Peripheral pulses.
    Abdomen: A&P, examination techniques, etc
    MSK: A&P, examination techniques.
    Nervous system: A&P, examination techniques.

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