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Chapter 5 (Empathy) Video Case Questions

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 2hrs 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The definition of empathy is:

a)

the ability to identify with and experience the feelings of others

b)

kindness and/or concern

c)

careful examination

d)

creating plans to improve patient outcomes

2.

Why is empathy important in health care?

a)

Empathy is an effective observation strategy

b)

Empathy helps you set goals for self-improvement

c)

Having empathy for patients allows you to more effectively interact and communicate with them

d)

Having empathy allows you to collect facts and provide feedback to others

3.

A sign that Carol experiences empathy is that she

a)

criticizes Ashley in front of the other medical assistants

b)

understands the patients' personal situations

c)

recommends Ashley for an open medical assistant job posting

d)

reprimands Ashley in private for her attitude toward patients

4.

The first step when developing empathy for patients is to

a)

listen to what they are saying

b)

collect information about their health condition

c)

observe how they respond to treatment

d)

encourage them to follow their treatment plan

5.

Carol knows that the behaviors Ashley found objectionable in patients are often the result of the patients’

a)

A. unwillingness to accept personal responsibility

b)

B. inability to experience empathy

c)

C. poor attitudes

d)

D. personal problems such as loneliness

6.

Developing the ability to experience empathy will help you become a better, more helpful healthcare professional.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The best way to deal with difficult patients is to tell them to behave and follow their physician's orders.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Patients may be afraid of procedures that you consider routine.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Empathy provides the foundation for providing effective patient care.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Health care professionals should focus on their patients' health problems and not concern themselves with their personal problems.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

How do you think Mr Harrison Felt about working with Ashley? Do you think he was satisfied with the treatment he recieved?

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12.

What do you think Mr. Harrison really wanted from his visit to Dr. Peter's office?

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