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    Here are 3 possible responses to the patient's concern about feeling assaulted: 1. I understand your concern. My role is to provide helpful information, not make judgments. Let's focus on your health and values. 2. You raise a fair point. How can I ask questions in a way that respects your autonomy and makes you feel heard? 3. Feeling respected is important. Perhaps we could explore options together, without pressure, so you feel in control of the decision. Your comfort and trust are my priority.

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    Here are 3 possible responses to the patient's concern about feeling assaulted: 1. I understand your concern. My role is to provide helpful information, not make judgments. Let's focus on your health and values. 2. You raise a fair point. How can I ask questions in a way that respects your autonomy and makes you feel heard? 3. Feeling respected is important. Perhaps we could explore options together, without pressure, so you feel in control of the decision. Your comfort and trust are my priority.

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    Here are 3 possible responses to the patient's concern about feeling assaulted: 1. I understand your concern. My role is to provide helpful information, not make judgments. Let's focus on your health and values. 2. You raise a fair point. How can I ask questions in a way that respects your autonomy and makes you feel heard? 3. Feeling respected is important. Perhaps we could explore options together, without pressure, so you feel in control of the decision. Your comfort and trust are my priority.

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    Here are 3 possible responses to the patient's concern about feeling assaulted: 1. I understand your concern. My role is to provide helpful information, not make judgments. Let's focus on your health and values. 2. You raise a fair point. How can I ask questions in a way that respects your autonomy and makes you feel heard? 3. Feeling respected is important. Perhaps we could explore options together, without pressure, so you feel in control of the decision. Your comfort and trust are my priority.

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    María Fernanda Ayala López

    Rodrigo Villanueva Sanchez

    1. I think that difference maybe is that the doctor is focus on


    what the patient is having and traying to make him feel good
    while de patient is focus on what he is feeling like the pain.

    2. I think the doctor-centred approach.

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    Are questions that can only be answered by selecting


    from limited number of options like yes or no

    Paragraph 1: Did they expect to participate actively..

    Patient participate actively reciving information


    about their disease
    -The doctor explains in common words the disease
    - Ask about how is going the symptoms Patient takes the treatment he needs
    - Takes a one-size -fits all approach based on the
    lowest-cost care Patient goes with the specialist he needs

    - Do you understand what I have explain you?


    Have you present any change in your desease?
    - Have the cost of the drug is easy for you to pay it?
    Have you being taking the treatment?

    1.No, beacuse I think that in the exploration and


    the history you can start thinking about a
    diagnosis and the labs and that stuff only help
    you to be sure.
    2.Yes, maybe when they don´t want to take their
    pills and the treatment.
    3.No, because sometimes they don´t feel
    confortable going to the doctor.
    4

    have tempeture 1
    a couple days 2

    shaking

    like swets 3
    you have any vascular pain 4

    are you 5
    being feling 1 ell, any muscular pain 4

    tell me more about it 2 other symptoms 3


    pain in your joints 5

    1. O
    2. O and M
    3. O
    4. O
    5. O

    C, M

    T, L

    C,M

    C, L

    T,L
    1. When does the sneezing start?
    2. You have being wheezing well?
    3. When do your symptoms appear?
    4. Where appears your symptoms and what happen?
    5. Where did the allergy appears?
    6. Have you go with an specialist ?
    Maybe they feel guilty
    Maybe they could have avoid
    many problems

    Maybe because is a personal desition


    to the family and they can not make an
    opinion

    a. Someone that has not recive the treatment


    b. Someone that has take the treatment

    2. Because you can analize and think what is the problem and also because
    you can now where is the problem.

    3. I think I react good at the pain but also I think we need to considered what
    happened to you so is the way you going to react to the pain.

    1. Blinding:extremely bright
    2. Burning: producing flames
    3. Cramping: a sudden painful tightening in a muscle, often after a
    lot of exercise, that limits movement
    4. Crushing:severe
    5. Gripping:Something that is gripping is so interesting or exciting
    that it holds your attention completely
    6. Pounding: a heavy attack or defeat
    7. Shooting: the act of shooting bullets from guns or other weapons
    8. Stabbing: an occasion when someone stabs someone
    9 Tingling: to have a feeling as if a lot of sharp points are being put
    quickly and lightly into your body
    10. Throbbing:a strong, regular beat

    Yes, I do
    1. Are expressions that help us to now
    how is the pain of the patient in that moment
    both talk about how are they feeling.

    2. Yes, I think that all the persons used it


    because is a way to explain how you are feeling
    like when the people say I got my heart broke
    but they are talking about sentimental feeling.

    We would ask of 1 to 10 being 10 the worst


    pain you have passed
    how is your pain right now?

    I use the scale of pain are some faces that are of 1 to 10.
    Is the same only I think that the visual is more used in pediatrics

    Because he is saying that the


    pain is like in every moment
    3

    Where is the pain localisated?

    4
    How many time did the pain is?

    5
    Since when the symptoms appear?

    8
    Have you have any other symptom?

    2
    You can tolerate the pain?

    What help the pain get lower? 6

    When your pain get worse? 7

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    F E

    C
    No he didn´t ask

    How you being feeling since your


    symptoms appear?

    How did the disease affect your


    life?

    1. Bring up: to mention or introduce a subject


    He bring up a new idea for the project

    2. Build up:an increase, especially one that is gradual


    I have build up a lot of homework

    3. Blow up: to explode or cause to explode/ get angry


    He blows up over the smallest things.

    4. Clear up: solve or explain something


    He want to clear up his mind.

    5.Dry up:become completely or excessively dry.


    Work in the industry is drying up.

    6.Throw up: to vomit


    I spent all night throwing up.

    7. Shoot up: to grow in size, or increase in number or level, very quickly.


    The tickest shoot up today

    B
    F R
    F

    C F

    R F

    C
    F
    R
    C

    Facilitation

    I think is not comfortable because the patient would feel


    like assaulted

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