Denis decides to get a second opinion. At his next doctor's appointment, the provider acted more...
Denis decides to get a second opinion. At his next doctor's appointment, the provider acted more like a friend or teacher. She explained each of Denis' treatment options and told him that he was in control of which treatment option he would choose. This is an example of which model of patient-provider communication?
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Informative |
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Paternalistic |
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Interpretative |
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I have no idea. |
Denis just met with his health care provider this afternoon. The provider had a very strong opinion about the course of treatment she thought Denis should follow. She explained to him that she had chosen this treatment course for him because she has a lot of experience with this illness and has his best interests at heart. This is an example of which model of patient-provider communication?
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Informative |
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Deliberative |
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Paternalistic |
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Interpretative |
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I have no idea. |
which of the following statements about culture is false?
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Cultural beliefs can be both stable but also dynamic (i.e., changing over time) |
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A person's culture is primarily defined by their race/ethnicity. |
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Beliefs are at the core of what we mean when we talk about culture. |
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Culture is one of the primary forces that gives meaning to peopleâ s daily experiences. |
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A person can belong to multiple cultures, which can influence them at different moments |
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