A Client-Centered Program of Care Is Characterized By

question 2

Multiple Choice

A client-centered program of care is characterized by:

• A) A physician or treating therapist as leader of the interdisciplinary team
• B) A collaborative relationship between health care team and client
• C) Involvement of consumer advocacy groups in determining the plan of care
• D) A focus of the disease process and disease-specific treatments to cure the condition

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Definitions:

Burn Victims

Individuals who have suffered injuries to their body tissues caused by heat, chemicals, electricity, sunlight, or radiation.

Pain Control

Techniques or treatments aimed at managing or reducing pain, ranging from medication and physical therapy to psychological methods.

Sense of Touch

The ability to perceive and respond to changes in pressure, pain, temperature, and texture through the skin.

Basic Sensations

The fundamental experiences generated by sensory stimuli, such as sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste.