Change
This 10 letter word defines the ability to adjust to new conditions and bounce back quickly from setbacks.
What is resilience?
Responding to difficulty with care and understanding as you would a friend is referred to as
Self compassion
This team member is often a patient's primary point of contact and coordinates daily care, medications, and monitoring.
What is a nurse?
This "R" word describes the goal-oriented process of helping a person reach their maximum potential after an injury.
What is Rehabilitation?
The medical abbreviation for prescription?
What is Rx?
Our inner dialogue of thoughts and feelings that can encourage or discourage us. It's the way we speak to ourselves to shape our perceptions, behaviors and decisions.
what is self talk?
Reminding yourself that struggle is part of being human. Hint: reviewed last week.
What is common humanity?
his healthcare professional helps patients develop the "skills for the job of living," such as dressing or cooking after an injury.
What is OT?
This term refers to a team made up of many different healthcare disciplines working toward a single patient goal.
What is Interdisciplinary (or Multidisciplinary)?
The medical abbreviation for symptoms?
What is sx?
Often cited as the most common barrier to change, this emotion can be overcome with knowledge and preparation.
What is fear?
Practicing self-compassion often results in a reduction of these three negative mental states.
What are anxiety, depression, and stress?
This specialist focuses on helping patients regain gross motor skills, like walking, balance, and strength.
What is PT?
These are held regularly so the entire healthcare team can sit down and discuss a patient's progress.
What are Rounds (or Care Conferences)?
The medical abbrevation for medical history?
What is hx?
When faced with change, this proactive action involves taking a moment to look inward to assess your values and next steps
What is self reflection?
Practicing self compassion as an active recovery, not self-indulgence.
What is reinforcement?
This specialist uses music, art, or sports to help patients improve their physical and emotional well-being.
What is Recreation Therapist?
This person is the most important member of the healthcare team and should always be at the center of the care plan.
Who is the patient?
The medical abbreviation for twice a day?
This common phrase can help us change our attitude on negative thoughts. Hint: We've talked about it in this program in previous weeks. _______, __________, __________!
What is Catch it, Check it, Change it?
Unlike self-esteem, which is often based on performance and comparison, self-compassion is unconditional and based on this.
What is acceptance (or being human)?
If a patient needs a specific diet to help their body heal, this professional creates the nutritional plan.
Who is a Registered Dietitian?
his term describes a person, usually a family member or friend, who provides unpaid assistance with daily living and medical needs.
Who is an Informal Caregiver?
What is Q?