What kind of patient is a difficult patient?

Patients with stubborn thoughts and low cognition are the real troublesome patients.

I am very fortunate to be able to intern in a hospital when I was young, and I have had a long time of contact with patients, but when I come into contact with patients, I find that there are many patients who are actually willing to cooperate with doctors, but there are also some very special patients who are not willing to cooperate with doctors at all, and are very stubbornEven if the doctor says something very serious, he will not change it easilyIn the end, it is often because of the delay in the conditionPutting yourself through a lot of physical pain is often the most difficult patient.

I remember that I was interning in a county designated hospital at that time, I was a surgeon at that time, and there was a patient who was sent over at 12 o'clock that night, and the patient's foot had been fractured at that time, and the doctor recommended that the patient be put in a plaster cast directly after diagnosing the patient**.

At that time, when the patient heard that he was going to put a plaster on his feet, he was reluctant, and he was angry and directly tore up his medical records, because he was afraid that the plaster would affect his body, and his mobility was very inconvenient after the plaster, so the patient directly refused to put on the plaster, but the doctor had already explained it very clearly to the patient. If you don't put a plaster on your feet, then you may also leave sequelae, and there is even no way to recover at all, only put a plaster on your feet, then you can ensure that your body can recover well, but no matter how you reason with the patient, the patient just doesn't listen, or insists on your own **, you only need to be conservative**.

Later, the hospital really did not have any way for the patient, and suggested that the patient be transferred to the hospital**, and the patient refused to give ** when the hospital saw that the hospital refused to give **, so he chose to transfer to the hospital, and later transferred to other hospitals for **, and got the same answer to apply a plaster. The patient also insisted on not wearing a cast**. As a result, I didn't accept ** in another hospital, and finally I returned home and slowly recuperated.

Then half a year later, the patient came to the hospital lame for **, this time hoping that the doctor could put a plaster cast to help him solve the note, and later after taking a radiograph**, the doctor found that the patient had missed itBest**The timing, even ifIt is also impossible to restore the original degree with a plaster**Therefore, it is recommended that the patient take a conservative approach, although the patient's condition has improved, but it is impossible to recover completely, because the best time has been missed.

From this incident, we can realize that patients still have to fully comply with the doctor's advice, after all, every doctor also chooses to save everyone out of his own professionDon't challenge the doctor's profession with your own thinking, and in the end it is yourself who suffers.

Tricky patients usually refer to those with complex conditions, difficult diagnosis, or poor outcomes. Here are some of the factors that can make it tricky for patients:

1.Multiple diseases are superimposed: When a patient suffers from multiple diseases of different systems at the same time, it is easy to increase the difficulty of diagnosis and **. As a result, doctors need to consider how different diseases interact with each other, as well as possible complications.

2.Atypical symptom presentation: Some patients may present with symptoms that are different from what they normally do, or symptoms that are vague, making it difficult for doctors to make an accurate diagnosis.

For example, some rare genetic disorders may have a diverse clinical presentation that requires detailed genetic testing to confirm the diagnosis.

3.Occult disease: Some diseases have no obvious signs and symptoms in the early stages, which makes it difficult for doctors to detect and diagnose early. For example, some cancers may not have typical symptoms in their early stages, leading to delayed diagnosis.

4.Multiple methods are ineffective: For some diseases, conventional methods may not be effective in relieving symptoms or controlling disease progression, which requires doctors to constantly try new methods or medications.

5.Influence of psychological factors: Some patients may have psychological problems, such as anxiety, depression, etc., which can have a negative impact on **. Therefore, when dealing with such patients, doctors need to pay attention not only to physical illness, but also to consider mental health.

Difficult patients often have complex conditions, problems with multiple systems, atypical symptoms, and inresponse to traditional methods. For such patients, doctors need to patiently and meticulously conduct a comprehensive assessment and develop an individualized ** plan. At the same time, the active application of new technologies and new drugs is also an important way to improve the rate.

What kind of patient is a difficult patient?

b. Patients with low education level.

c. Those who wish to discuss with a doctor.

d. Patients with interpersonal relationship disorders.

Tricky patients generally refer to those who do not cooperate and do not listen to the doctor, and such people are the most difficult to do.

Patients with interpersonal relationship disorders.

Which of the following factors are the causes of difficult patientsA, often suffering from a serious or terminal illness B, interpersonal relationship disorders; c. Lack of social support and self-violence.

Which of the following factors are the cause of a difficult patient?

a. Often suffering from stubborn or terminal diseases.

b. Interpersonal relationship disorders;

c. Lack of social support and a tendency to self-deprecation.

d. Suffering from severe psychosocial disorders for a long time.

c. Lack of social support and self-violence Which of the following factors are the causes of difficult patients a. Frequent stubborn or terminal illness b. Interpersonal relationship disorders; c. Lack of social support, tendency to self-deprecation d. Long-term suffering from severe psychosocial disorders.