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The Range Statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Add any essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts. |
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Contraindications to treatment may include: | Traumatic injuries or conditions requiring immediate medical attentionLife threatening situationsPersonal or life circumstancesAbility or willingness to comply with treatment |
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Phase or stage of the disease must include one of the following: | Uppermost layer Acute presentation/phase totalityChronic presentation/phase totalityMiasmatic presentation/phase totalityMixed miasmatic presentation/phase totalityPathological phase totalityIncurable/untreatable state totality |
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Homœopathic medicines include: | Those described in homœopathic materia medicaSarcodes, nosodes, imponderables, tautopathics and autonosodesAny substance proven and prepared according to homœopathic guidelines |
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Medicines selected according to the law of similars must include consideration of: | Relevant aphorisms in the Organon of Medicine 5th/6th editionHomœopathic principles of the single medicine and minimum dose |
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Posology must include: | Selection of potency - decimal (x), centesimal (c) or fifty millesimal (LM/Q) scales, or mother tinctureFrequency of repetition - single dose, infrequent doses or frequent doses |
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Appropriate administration method may include: | OlfactorySublingualCutaneousVia fluid medium, alcohol, or waterVia pilulesVia powderPlussing method |
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Obstacles to cure may include those factors referred to in the organon, 6th edition, aphorisms §259-263 including: | Diet and eating patterns/habitsExerciseRecreationRelaxationHygieneDrugs and other substances of addictionEmotional healthLiving conditionsSocio-economic factorsOccupational factorsOther aggravating and/or maintaining factors |
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Negotiate dietary modifications may include advising on the following: | Foods, beverages and nutritional supplementsEating patterns/habitsDiets for particular disorders and disease states such as:cœliac diseasediabetes mellitusdiarrhœaconstipationgastric ulcer |
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Negotiate lifestyle modifications may include providing advice or referral on the following: | Exercise programsRelaxation techniquesHygieneRecreational drugs and other substances of addictionConcurrent medicationsOccupational risksPersonal or relationship counsellingCommunity resources and/or support services |
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Client compliance refers to: | Ability to follow instructions or suggestionsWillingness to follow instructions or suggestionsVisual impairment |
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Discrepancies may include: | Client is unaware of the immediate danger of their conditionClient is over anxious about their conditionClient is unaware of maintaining causes acting on their conditionPractitioner is unaware of some implications of the client's conditionPractitioner and client have other views about what the main problem is |
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Responsibilities of the practitioner may include: | Isolating the sick personNotifying doctor about their conditionAppropriate hygienic behaviourAppropriate sexual behaviourNotifying state health authorities of notifiable / communicable diseaseCommitment to the treatment planProviding the treatment and follow-upDiscussing relevant contraindications or potential complications to treatmentReviewing the treatment planAdjusting the treatment plan |
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Responsibilities of the client may include: | Following instruction/advice during and post treatmentAdvising practitioner of any relevant contraindications or potential complications to treatmentAdvising practitioner of compliance issuesCommitment to the treatment plan |
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Treatment evaluation strategies may include: | Discussing and reviewing response to treatmentReviewing achievement of treatment goalsMonitoring time frame for achieving treatment goals |
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