RADT 153- Patient Care- Unit 5

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Responsibilities of a heath care facility (2)

1. advocate health promotion, and illness prevention

2. reduce overall heathcare costs by practicing preventing care and promoting healthy lifestyles

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T or F, Caring for all patients regardless of condition is a objective of the heath care team

true

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T or F, We treat trauma patients based on who is there first

False.

life threatening, urgent, then non urgent

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What are the 3 trauma centers

Level I Trauma Center - care for all injuries. A large medical institution with specialized personnel & equipment & rapid intra-hospital transportation systems. Radiology personnel & requirements - 24 hour in-house RT who can perform ER, surgery, fluoro, CT, angio, sono, NM, & neuroradiography

Level II Trauma Center - community trauma center & transport to Level I. Radiology, no US, NM or neuroradiology

Level III Trauma Center - rural areas that do not have

Level I Trauma Center - care for all injuries. A large medical institution with specialized personnel & equipment & rapid intra-hospital transportation systems. Radiology personnel & requirements - 24 hour in-house RT who can perform ER, surgery, fluoro, CT, angio, sono, NM, & neuroradiography

Level II Trauma Center - community trauma center & transport to Level I. Radiology, no US, NM or neuroradiology

Level III Trauma Center - rural areas that do not have Level II facilities. RT's & other health care professionals on call

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Neonate

less than 28 days old

- encourage parents to talk feed and hold their children

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Infant

28 days to 1 year

- carefully immobilize when performing procedures

-have parents in the room to decrease anxiety if needed

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Toddler

1 to 3 years

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Who wants to control situations

toddler

-let them hold a security item and try to develop a rapport

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Preschooler

3 to 6 years

less afraid of strangers

answer honestly at their level

cannot distinguish between fantasy and reality

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School aged children

6-12 years

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Climbing trees, fences, skateboarding

School age children

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Developmental stage

School aged children. bone and primary teeth

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May develop a fear of illness, injury and death

School aged children

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T or F. Be open and honest and explain procedures in language they can understand

true

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Adolescent

13 to 18 years

- puberty to adult

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Motor vehicle accidents associated with alcohol, drugs and depression

Adolescent

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Sexually transmitted diseases so heath education on preventing pregnancy & STDs

Adolescent

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Geriatric patients- T or F, the average age of the U.S. population has grown increasingly older

True

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T or F Geriatric patients are hyposensitive

false. they are hypersensitive

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Geriatric patients

1. bones tend to lose calcium, body tissues lose elasticity, and muscle strength diminishes

2. greeater risk of respiratory problems , pulomonary congestion and pneumonia

3. many are hypersensitive

4. poor circulation

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Most common break of geriatric patients are

the shoulder and the hip

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Who has trouble tolerating positions for x rays

geriatric patients

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Can you yell at geriatric patients, if they cannot hear

NO

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Geriatric patients may go through psychological changes

fixed income, retirememnt, changing roles in a marriage, death of a spouse,

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Acknowledge the limitations of aging but

respect the wisdom of the aged

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Do you want to talk on the side or the back

no you want to talk FACE TO FACE

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Promoting heath and preventing illness

preventive care or primary prevention is given before disease occurs while inidviduals are physically and mentally healthy. also when ill but at a risk of additional complications

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Preventing illness

screening mammograms

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Education

of patients about the exam being done on them requires effective communication skills for presenting info clearly and concisely

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You can be book smart but if you lack____

communication, you set yourself up for failure

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Can the patients be more knowledgeable than the technologist?

yes, it is important to answer honestly

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Are technologist required to participate in different types of educational activities

yes. research

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Research

acquire and maintain current knowledge in clinical practice. Participate in CE professional activities share knowledge with colleague

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Techs need ____ CEs every year

12

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Allied Heath Practitioner (AHP)- members of the heath care team who provide both ___ and ___ patient care

direct and indirect

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Direct patient contact must be

licensed by the state in which they are working

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Indirect patient care providers do

not have to be licensed

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Do most AHPs practice independently?

no

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Who carries out the orders of a physician

allied health practitioner (AHP)

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As technologist are we allied heath practitioners?

yes. we are in direct and indirect contact with the patient. mainly direct which is why we need a license from our state

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Can we perform a procedure without an order from the physician?

never

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Who orders treatments medications and consultant care as necessary

physician

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Who is your medical doctor

physician

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Specializes in performance and interpretation of radiologic procedures

radiologist

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Provide care for the patient that often requires 24 hours a day

Nurse

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Provides home health care, out-patient care, case management, educator, & acts as a patient advocate

Nurse

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Do technologist and nurses do some of the same tasks?

yes. administer medication ordered by a physician, monitor the patient's heath status

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Occupational therapist

works with the restoration of the upper body- shoulders arms and hands

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Physical therapist

lower body , lower limbs

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Who rehabilitates patients back to wellness

occupational and physical therapist

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Prepares and dispenses medications and oversees the patient's drug therapy

Pharmacist

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Responsible for maintaining or improving the patient's respiratory status & administers drugs that must be given by inhalation

Respiratory therapist

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Receive lab specimens and analyze them for pathological conditions

laboratory technologist

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Phlebotomist, EKG technicians, nursing assistants, pharmacy technicians

paraprofessionals

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Performs wide range of complex and specialized procedures in all general areas of the clinical lab , working in conjunction with pathologists , physicians, and qualified scientists

Medical technologist

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Evaluates, habilitates, & performs research related to speech & language problems; plans, directs & conducts remedial programs designed to restore or improve communications efficiency of individuals with language & speech impairments, whether arising from physiological, neurological disturbances, defective articulation, or foreign dialect in children or adults

Speech pathologist

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Who are the extension of the professionals

paraprofessionals

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Do rad techs have assistants such as paraprofessionals?

yes

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Who works in conjunction with pathologists, and physicians

medical technologist

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Who has to rehabilitate patients into not only learning how to speak but to eat and drink again

speech pathologist

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A study that we do with speech pathologist

barium study- different types of food with different consistency

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An expert in plaster and synthetic cast application and removal and traction techniques

Orthropedic techs

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Assists surgeons and other medical professionals in hospital operating rooms and similar environments

Operating room technical personnel

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Patient counseling

Social worker

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Who helps with any type of personal and financial problems

social worker

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Who is there to make the patient well again, their soul well again

clergy

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Operates imaging equipment, critiques images, makes independent decisions, care giver, advocate , educator

Radiologic technologist

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**T or F. Rad technologist are operate equipment, care givers, advocates and educators

True