Ainsley - T1 (Intro to R/P Dis)

How is Disease Statement Management approached?

• by coordinating medical care

• by promoting adherence to evidence-based treatment guidelines

• by having systematic management for a number of diseases

• by optimizing the use of medications

Key features of DSM include:

• Evidence-based

• Transdisciplinary

• Continuous monitoring and care

• Focuses on both acute symptoms and long-term complications

This DSM framework is responsible for understanding the cause and mechanism of a disease that helps clinicians target interventions effectively and prevent progression or complications.

• Pathogenesis/ Pathophysiology

• Clinical Findings

• Diagnosis

• Prevention

This DSM framework is responsible for identifying typical and atypical presentations that helps clinicians recognize diseases early and tailor care to the patient’s presentation.

• Pathogenesis/ Pathophysiology

• Clinical Findings

• Diagnosis

• Prevention

This DSM framework ensures correct treatment, improves outcomes, and prevents unnecessary or harmful interventions

• Pathogenesis/ Pathophysiology

• Clinical Findings

• Diagnosis

• Prevention

This DSM framework aims to reduce disease burden and healthcare costs while improving patient quality of life.

• Pathogenesis/ Pathophysiology

• Clinical Findings

• Diagnosis

• Prevention

This DSM framework maintains optimal health, prevent relapse or deterioration, and improve long-term outcomes.

• Pathogenesis/ Pathophysiology

• Clinical Findings

• Treatment/ Management

• Prevention

Example/s of Primary Prevention include/s:

• Vaccines

• Lifestyle modifications

• Screening tests

• Rehab

Which of the following types of Treatment/ Management corresponds correctly to its examples?

I. Pharmacologic - medications

II. Non-pharmacologic - regular follow ups, labs, screenings

III. Monitoring - diet, exercise, psychosocial support

• I only

• II & III

• I & III

• I, II, & III

General medical documentation across professions.

• FARM notes

• SOAP notes