Patch Adams Quiz

What is the main character of the Patch Adams movie?

• Beans

• Dr. Hunter 'Patch' Adams

• Corinne

• Mr. Baker

Where is Patch (Hunter) Adams at the beginning of the movie?

• Medical School

• Psychiatric Hospital

• College

• At Work

What is the name of the institute Patch Adams founded?

• Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

• Gesundheit!

• Harvard Medical School

• Yale University School of Medicine

What is the philosophy of patient-centered care?

• An approach to healthcare that prioritizes the needs, preferences, and values of the patient.

• An approach to healthcare that focuses on reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

• An approach to healthcare that emphasizes medical procedures and interventions over patient preferences.

In the movie, what unconventional method does Patch Adams use to interact with patients?

• Physical therapy and exercise

• Meditation and mindfulness

• Humor and clowning

• Singing and dancing

What is the primary goal of patient-centered care?

• To deliver healthcare that is standardized and not tailored to individual patients.

• To focus on the cost-effectiveness of healthcare rather than the patient's values and preferences.

• To provide healthcare that is focused on the individual needs, preferences, and values of the patient.

What is the importance of empathy in patient-centered care?

• Empathy allows healthcare providers to understand and connect with patients on a deeper level.

• Empathy is only important for certain types of patients.

• Empathy has no impact on patient-centered care.

• Empathy can be replaced by medical knowledge in patient-centered care.

What challenges did Patch Adams face during his time in medical school?

• Patch Adams faced challenges with his inability to connect with patients, lack of support from his family, and language barriers.

• Patch Adams faced challenges with his unconventional approach to medicine, financial difficulties, and resistance from professors and peers.

• Patch Adams faced challenges with his lack of medical knowledge, personal health issues, and difficulty balancing school and social life.

What is the significance of laughter in patient-centered care?

• Laughter in patient-centered care has several benefits, one of which is improving quality of life.

• Laughter in patient-centered care is only for entertainment purposes.

• Laughter in patient-centered care can be harmful to patients.

• Laughter in patient-centered care has no significance.

How does Patch Adams promote the importance of human connection in healthcare?

• By prioritizing efficiency over patient care

• Through advanced medical technology

• Through empathy, compassion, and personal relationships.

• By advocating for isolation in healthcare