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why should you stay away from work if you have been sick in the past 48 hours?

  • you may not know what has made you sick

  • you may be infectious

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what is the problem with false reassurance?

  • very inappropriate

  • may be dishonest

  • gives false hope

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what is the most helpful thing to do if a patient asks you for help?

do:

  • try to suggest the next step/thenext best course of action

don’t:

  • say “there’s nothing I can do.” - this is conclusive and unhelpful

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true or false: sacrifices must be made to ensure patient safety.

true - beneficence: doing good, e.g. missing out on a meeting with a friend and staying an extra hour to ensure patients are safe until a colleague can take over

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when should you raise to a higher power?

  • if the situation cannot be solved locally and directly

  • if patient safetly/confidentiality or data handling is compromised

  • do not escalate too early

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what are the limitations of being a medical student?

  • you do not have the authority or knowledge to deliver information about a patient’s prognosis, e.g. the results of a scan (only the clinician in charge of their care can do this)

  • you should not have to ‘break the bad news’

  • you should not treat or give advice to patients unless supervised by a qualified doctor

  • you cannot be involved in a patient’s care without their consent

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true or false: med students should always identify themselves as students

true - patients may not be able to distinguish between students and qualified doctors

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true or false: you can send someone else to report an incident for you

false - always try to report incidents yourself, report as promptly as possible and report to someone directly involved

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what is the risk with challenging a senior colleague

unpleasant confrontations could create tensions and put strains on professional relationships

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results from a scan must be…

shared with the patient first and they should give permission for these results to be shared

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when should patient confidentiality be broken?

  • when a specified third party is at risk of serious harm or death.

  • you should always ask for consent before breaking confidentiality and if the patient refuses, you should inform them that you still have to break confidentiality.

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why should med students be careful about what they upload online?

  • BMA guidelines: med students should consider whether the content they upload onto the internet could compromise public confidence in the medical profession.

  • even if you control who views your page, people can still screenshot and reproduce posts.

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why can doctors not treat someone they know?

prevents embarrassment on the patient’s behalf

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can i ask to leave my work placement early?

no, it may seem unprofessional and may indicate a lack of interest

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med students have ____ training

BLS - Basic Life Support

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what could affect the quality of care a doctor delivers?

tiredness, stress or burnout; you may make bad decisions that compromise patient safety

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what should you do if your colleague is stressed?

  • try to speak to them

  • advise them to seek help

  • bring in HR

    • when taking action, do so respectfully