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According to the article, what concept does this analysis of doctor-patient communication incorporate?

  • The concept of patient-centered care
  • Byron Good's concept of soteriological aspects of medicine
  • The concept of empathy in healthcare
  • Foucault's concept of the medical gaze (correct)

What was the author's experience like at the clinic?

  • Confusing
  • Unremarkable
  • Intense (correct)
  • Boring

Who was the author paired with during their visit to the clinic?

  • A second-year student (correct)
  • A senior physician
  • A first-year student
  • A nurse

What was the emotional state of the woman the author saw at the clinic?

<p>Suicidal and really depressed (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Ivan, the second-year medical student, feel about his experience in medical school?

<p>Severed and overwhelmed (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The article addresses the process of medical education teaches students to 'objectify' their patients, and this article addresses the

<p>medical gaze</p> Signup and view all the answers

The author enjoyed their preceptorship, but it paled in comparison to the

<p>clinic</p> Signup and view all the answers

Ivan, a second-year medical student, felt increasingly severed from whatever had initially motivated him to go through the awful nonsense of medical school, and overwhelmed by just all this universe of facts and figures that I was supposed to be competent in but have no way of

<p>organizing</p> Signup and view all the answers

The author went to the clinic for the first time some time ago, and it was a really

<p>intense experience</p> Signup and view all the answers

The encounter between the second-year student and the suicidal woman was really

<p>sensitive</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Medical Gaze (Foucault)

The medical gaze is a concept by Foucault describing how doctors view patients as objects of study rather than as whole people.

Clinic Experience

Author's experience at the clinic, described as intense and overwhelming.

Paired Medical Student

A second-year medical student (Ivan) was the author's partner for an experience at the clinic.

Patient's Emotional State

The patient seen was deeply depressed and suicidal.

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Medical Student's Feelings

Medical student felt disconnected and overwhelmed by the vast amount of medical knowledge.

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Objectifying Patients

The process of medical education, where students might treat patients as objects of study.

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Preceptorship vs Clinic

The preceptor experience was less impactful than the clinic.

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Medical School Overwhelm

A medical student felt detached from their goals and overwhelmed by medical knowledge.

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First Clinic Visit

The author's first clinic visit was very intense.

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Student-Patient Encounter

The interaction between the student and the suicidal patient was very sensitive.

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