Questions
to Promote Problem-Solving
Questions
to Promote Problem-Solving
DIAGNOSIS: “What do you think is going on?”
DIAGNOSIS: “What do you think is going on?”
BROADENING: “What are other causes of ……….?”
BROADENING: “What are other causes of ……….?”
JUSTIFYING: “What is it about this patient that
suggests …………?”
JUSTIFYING: “What is it about this patient that
suggests …………?”
HYPOTHETICAL: “If this patient were HIVpositive, might that change the differential
diagnosis?”
HYPOTHETICAL: “If this patient were HIVpositive, might that change the differential
diagnosis?”
ALTERNATIVE: “What might happen if we treat
now, versus wait until we have the results of the
x-ray?”
ALTERNATIVE: “What might happen if we treat
now, versus wait until we have the results of the
x-ray?”
Questions
to Promote Problem-Solving
Questions
to Promote Problem-Solving
DIAGNOSIS: “What do you think is going on?”
DIAGNOSIS: “What do you think is going on?”
BROADENING: “What are other causes of ………..?”
BROADENING: “What are other causes of ….?”
JUSTIFYING: “What is it about this patient that
suggests …………?”
JUSTIFYING: “What is it about this patient that
suggests …………?”
HYPOTHETICAL: “If this patient were HIVpositive, might that change the differential
diagnosis?”
HYPOTHETICAL: “If this patient were HIVpositive, might that change the differential
diagnosis?”
ALTERNATIVE: “What might happen if we treat
now, versus wait until we have the results of the
x-ray?”
ALTERNATIVE: “What might happen if we treat
now, versus wait until we have the results of the
x-ray?”