Emotional Intelligence Report |Interstitial Lung Disease

Surface Behaviors

S. No. Behavior Content
1 Engaging in self-care activities Link Content
2 Seeking medical advice Link Content
3 Taking prescribed medication Link Content
4 Adhering to dietary restrictions Link Content
5 Attending medical appointments Link Content
6 Engaging in physical activity Link Content
7 Experiencing repeated lung infections Link Content
8 Managing stress levels Link Content
9 Monitoring oxygen levels Link Content
10 Previously using Enbrel injections Link Content
11 Researching treatment options Link Content
12 Seeking alternative therapies Link Content
13 Seeking emotional support Link Content
14 Seeking information about Cellcept Link Content
15 Seeking second opinions Link Content
16 Adhering to lifestyle changes Link Content
17 Asking about his feelings and updates on his condition Link Content
18 Attending doctor's visits and consultations Link Content
19 Attending follow-up appointments Link Content
20 Attending regular medical appointments Link Content
21 Being passive about her own health and not interested in understanding her disease Link Content
22 Being put on supplemental oxygen Link Content
23 Being unable to work due to physical job requirements Link Content
24 Biopsy Link Content
25 Blood tests for connective tissue, auto-immune, and hypersensitivity causes Link Content
26 Blood work Link Content
27 Breathing difficulties during physical activity Link Content
28 Caring for a dog Link Content
29 Change in eating habits Link Content
30 Changing needs faster than advice or help can be obtained from the pulmonologist Link Content
31 Chest tightness Link Content
32 Complaining of shortness of breath and a progressing dry cough Link Content
33 Concern about the hereditary nature of ILD Link Content
34 Considering moving to a long-term care facility Link Content
35 Considering starting Cellcept treatment Link Content
36 Considering starting treatment with Cellcept Link Content
37 Considering taking courses to acquire new skills Link Content
38 Considering the possibility of IPF Link Content
39 Coughing episodes Link Content
40 Coughing fits Link Content
41 Coughing up phlegm Link Content
42 Dealing with seronegative Rheumatoid Arthritis Link Content
43 Declining health of the father Link Content
44 Dependence on family members for managing medications and appointments Link Content
45 Depression Link Content
46 Describing the presence of a cough Link Content
47 Describing the pulmonologist's current suspicions Link Content
48 Desire to understand the chances of future generations being affected Link Content
49 Determination to live a healthy lifestyle Link Content
50 Developing dry and crusty castings in bronchial airway Link Content
51 Difficulty breathing Link Content
52 Difficulty sleeping and inability to settle Link Content
53 Difficulty walking and relying on an electric wheelchair Link Content
54 Dipping oxygen saturation levels while moving Link Content
55 Discussing symptoms Link Content
56 Doctor needing to check and get back with answers Link Content
57 Embracing a positive outlook for the future Link Content
58 Encouraging regular walking or exercise Link Content
59 Engaging in daily activities (mowing, gardening, housework, shopping, cooking) Link Content
60 Engaging in physical activities and hobbies Link Content
61 Engaging in physical activities with a walking aid Link Content
62 Experiencing fatigue and panic feelings Link Content
63 Experiencing side effects Link Content
64 Exploring treatment options and their side effects Link Content
65 Expressing concern about getting through the flare Link Content
66 Fatigue Link Content
67 Feeling anxious and spiraling after researching online Link Content
68 Feeling depressed Link Content
69 Feeling devastated and not like oneself Link Content
70 Feeling fine when sitting on the sofa with home oxygen concentrator Link Content
71 Feeling fine with no issues during mid intense cardio Link Content
72 Feeling initial fear and anxiety Link Content
73 Following a treatment plan Link Content
74 Following recommended treatment plan Link Content
75 Following treatment plan Link Content
76 Frequent bronchoscopies to remove castings Link Content
77 Gasping for air Link Content
78 Getting a CT scan Link Content
79 Highlighting the elevated RF levels Link Content
80 Identifying a pattern of lung disorders in relatives Link Content
81 Inconsistent duration of walking before oxygen levels drop Link Content
82 Increased heart rate Link Content
83 Increased respiratory effort Link Content
84 Indicating the use of high flow oxygen Link Content
85 Inquiring about the effectiveness of pulse dosing steroids Link Content
86 Interacting with a support group on social media Link Content
87 Lack of compassion from doctors Link Content
88 Learning about clinical trials for fibrosis treatment Link Content
89 Limited information received from the doctor Link Content
90 Living alone and being independent Link Content
91 Living independently and performing daily chores Link Content
92 Looking for treatment options Link Content
93 Looking up recipes for lung-healthy foods Link Content
94 Loss of appetite followed by regaining appetite Link Content
95 Maintaining a positive attitude and faith Link Content
96 Making lifestyle adjustments to manage symptoms Link Content
97 Managing chronic lung fibrosis Link Content
98 Managing chronic lung fibrosis, ground glass inflammation, and bronchiectasis Link Content
99 Managing seronegative Rheumatoid Arthritis Link Content
100 Managing side effects Link Content
101 Mentioning stepdad's previous work schedule Link Content
102 Mentioning the presence of scar tissue Link Content
103 Mentioning the recent PFT results Link Content
104 Monitoring and tracking test results Link Content
105 Monitoring health parameters Link Content
106 Monitoring symptoms Link Content
107 Needing a walker to move around Link Content
108 Non-existent social life for the OP Link Content
109 Noticing off and on rhonchi at night Link Content
110 Noting stepdad's daily walking routine Link Content
111 Noting the absence of a formal diagnosis Link Content
112 Noting the absence of bipap or ventilator use Link Content
113 Oxygen level dropping to 88 during walking Link Content
114 Panic attacks Link Content
115 Participating in clinical trials Link Content
116 Participating in pulmonary rehabilitation Link Content
117 Participating in support groups Link Content
118 Pathology results showing extensive honeycombing Link Content
119 Patient is actively involved in decision-making with their doctor Link Content
120 Patient is motivated to bring up new information or medications with their doctor Link Content
121 Patient is not currently on Ofev or Esbriet Link Content
122 Patient relies on Pulmonary Fibrosis NOW site for information and support Link Content
123 Patient tracks lung function test results mentally Link Content
124 Patient travels about an hour and 15 minutes to see ILD specialist every six weeks Link Content
125 Patient uses oxygen for exercise and sleep Link Content
126 Patient wants to stay as healthy as possible for as long as possible Link Content
127 Patient works two jobs during tax season and is busy Link Content
128 Previous improvement with ventilator and heated circuit, but recurrence of symptoms Link Content
129 Previously using Quvar-80 inhaler Link Content
130 Providing medical history Link Content
131 Rapid breathing Link Content
132 Rationing inhaler due to lack of supply Link Content
133 Reading up on environments and foods that can worsen/improve the condition Link Content
134 Realizing the disease is at an early stage with minimal lung impairment Link Content
135 Receiving a diagnosis of ILD Link Content
136 Receiving diagnosis Link Content
137 Receiving infusions of Remicade and Orencia Link Content
138 Recommendation for a lung biopsy Link Content
139 Recovery from the lung biopsy Link Content
140 Reporting minimal improvement and resolution of infection Link Content
141 Reporting progress Link Content
142 Reporting symptoms to healthcare provider Link Content
143 Requesting medication refills Link Content
144 Requiring 5 liters of oxygen per day Link Content
145 Researching about the disease Link Content
146 Researching and staying informed about the disease Link Content
147 Researching anti-fibrotic medications Link Content
148 Scheduling appointments Link Content
149 Searching for hidden causes not detected by lab testing Link Content
150 Seeing a rheumatologist Link Content
151 Seeking a second opinion Link Content
152 Seeking community and support Link Content
153 Seeking financial assistance for medication Link Content
154 Seeking information about clinical trials Link Content
155 Seeking information about family medical history Link Content
156 Seeking information about ILD and its relationship to IPF Link Content
157 Seeking information about ILD flare survival experiences Link Content
158 Seeking information about precautions to prevent ILD Link Content
159 Seeking insights from others with similar experiences Link Content
160 Seeking medical advice and treatment Link Content
161 Seeking social support Link Content
162 Seeking suggestions for non-physical job options Link Content
163 Severe feed and esophogisitis Link Content
164 Shallow breathing Link Content
165 Sharing stepdad's medical history and recent hospitalization Link Content
166 Shift in location for the siblings Link Content
167 Shortness of breath Link Content
168 Shrinking social life of the mother Link Content
169 Skin thickening Link Content
170 Spitting up white sticky saliva Link Content
171 Struggling and panting when getting off the sofa Link Content
172 Struggling with daily activities Link Content
173 Taking prescribed medications (Symbicort, albuterol) Link Content
174 Taking Symbicort and albuterol Link Content
175 Tracking health data Link Content
176 Undergoing a high resolution CT scan Link Content
177 Undergoing infusions of Remicade and Orencia Link Content
178 Use of accessory muscles for breathing Link Content
179 Use of Shiley uncuffed and Astral 150 ventilator with heated circuit Link Content
180 Using a pulse oximeter to monitor oxygen levels Link Content
181 Using oxygen at home and portable concentrator outside Link Content
182 Visiting a different medical center Link Content
183 Waiting for a follow-up appointment with the pulmonologist Link Content
184 Walking daily with a walking aid Link Content
185 Walking every three days Link Content
186 Weekly or bi-weekly calls with the doctor Link Content
187 Weight loss Link Content
188 Wheezing Link Content

Vulnerable Moments Show All

  1. Receiving a diagnosis
  2. Adjusting to changes in physical appearance
  3. Coping with the emotional impact of the disease
  4. Coping with the loss of independence
  5. Making decisions about end-of-life care
  6. Navigating the healthcare system
  7. Adjusting to lifestyle changes
  8. Adjusting to the failure of Enbrel treatment
  9. Adjusting to the need for lifestyle changes
  10. Adjusting to the reduced lung function
  11. After being told lungs sounded fine by the doctor
  12. After receiving the diagnosis
  13. Anxiety about the future and disease progression
  14. Balancing hope and realism regarding treatment options
  15. Balancing independence with the need for assistance on bad days
  16. Balancing the demands of caregiving
  17. Balancing the desire to be active with limitations
  18. Balancing the need for oxygen support
  19. Balancing the responsibilities of daily chores and self-care
  20. Being open to influence and suggestions from others
  21. Communicating with loved ones about the disease
  22. Concerns about energy levels
  23. Concerns about energy levels and potential side effects
  24. Concerns about the impact on lifespan and quality of life
  25. Considering starting a new medication (Cellcept)

Choice Points Show All

  1. Choosing between different treatment options
  2. Choosing between different medication options
  3. Choosing to seek a second opinion
  4. Deciding on treatment options
  5. Deciding to participate in clinical trials
  6. Deciding whether to disclose the diagnosis to others
  7. Agreeing to a skin biopsy
  8. Agreeing to see a rheumatologist
  9. Assessing the need for additional medical support beyond the retirement community
  10. Choosing a healthcare provider
  11. Choosing a treatment option
  12. Choosing between different approaches to monitor stepdad's lung function
  13. Choosing between different approaches to support stepdad's emotional well-being
  14. Choosing between different healthcare facilities
  15. Choosing between different ILD subtypes for further investigation
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