Sunday, February 18, 2007
Subjective Recipe
Half way through cardio. I feel like with all the placements so far it’s the subjective that is so much more difficult. Most of the time you find yourself particularly in the beginning of the placement asking certain questions because that was what we were taught to ask. Then later you figure out what it all means. Well by halfway through this placement it is slowly starting to become easier to ask what I need to know and know why I am asking it. It makes the S so much more efficient as well as the whole session because you aren’t asking about things that are irrelevant. It really helped after my tutor suggested that when I am going through the notes work out exactly, even write some notes on what I still need to know about and what I need to confirm/expand. It takes a bit more time planning wise but it gets quicker. I found this so much more efficient and found I gained a better overall understanding of the plan needed for the patient both short term and D/C planning. With practice if I think about what I really need to know before I see a patient I can make the transition from recipe to reasoning.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
Hi Leslie,
i agree with you that subjective is difficult. during my cardio placement, i went through the recipe type of questioning. think is because i was afraid of missing out some information. I was even asking 40y.o if they have any previous history of falls. I just ask instead of tailoring my questioning to each patient. My supervisor also commented on my recipe subjective Ax and told me to write down notes before i see the patient and it really helps. Good luck and enjoy the last two weeks.....
Post a Comment