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administered under the skin into the subcutaneous tissue that lies under the epidermal layers

subcutaneous

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administered into muscle tissue that lies under the subcutaneous tissue layer

intramuscular

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A method of delivering medication or vaccines into the dermis layer of the skin

intradermal

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administration of medication through injection or infusion, bypassing the gastrointestinal tract

parenteral

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administration of medication directly onto the skin or mucous membranes for localized effect

topical

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oral, sublingual, buccal,or rectal administration of medication or nutrients

enteral

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microorganism or agent that can cause disease

pathogen

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single celled organism that can cause infection

bacteria

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national organization that represents the U.S.hospitals and health systems, advocating for policies and resources that support safe, effective, and high-quality patient care

AHA

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HIPPA

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996

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federal law that protects patients’ sensitive health information by setting national standards for the privacy, security, and permitted disclosure of protected health information (PHI)

HIPPA

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AHA

American Hospital Association

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PHI

protective health information

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provide relief for harm, impose liability on those responsible, and deter harmful behavior

tort law

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personal injury or damage resulting in civil action of litigation to obtain reparation for damages that occurred

tort

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action done with intent to harm

intentional tort

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unintentional tort

negligent of patient care, patient is injured as result

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patient informed of all aspect of procedure prior to signing consent

informed consent

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obtaining a patient’s permission to perform a procedure, without knowledge of that procedure

simple consent

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patient does not stop procedure from taking place

express consent

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emergency situation when it is not possible to obtain consent

implied consent

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patient has not been informed adequately enough to make decision

inadequate consent

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wrongful act by a physician, lawyer, or other which injures a patient/client

malpractice

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Structural classification

what the joint it is made of

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functional classification

what the joint can do (motion of rotation)

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made of dense, fibrous connective tissue, no joint space

fibrous joint

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made up of cartilage, no joint space, limited movement, shock absoprtion

cartilaginous joint

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has a synovial capsule made of synovial fluid, true joint cavity, freely moveable

synovial joint

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immovable

synarthrosis

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slightly moveable

amphiarthrosis

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freely moveable

diarthrosis

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When would written consent be required?

during an invasive procedure/pregnancy form

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used in xray to reduce patient motion

immobilization

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requires a physician order, restricts patient’s freedom

restraint

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written defamation

libel

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verbal defamation

slander

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“let the master answer”

Respondeat Superior

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“the thing speaks for itself”

res ipsa loquitur

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employer will be held responsible for employees actions

respondeat superior

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would not have happened if tech had not been negligent

res ipsa loquitur

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uses a magnet to take images

MRI

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uses a high dose to take sliced images

CT

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uses a small focal spot and low kVp to take breast images

mammography

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uses soundwaves to take images

US

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a radioactive isotope is injected

Nuclear medicine

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blood circulation from body to lungs

superior + inferior vena cava > RA > Tricuspid valve > RV > pulmonary valve > pulmonary arteries

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blood circulation from lungs to body

pulmonary veins > LA > bicuspid valve > LV > aortic valve > aorta

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aka mitral valve

bicuspsid valve

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bright red, rich is oxygen + nutrients and pumped from lungs to body to supply tissues

oxygenated blood

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dark red, high in CO2 and waste products, returns from body to heart + lungs to recieve oxygen

deoxygenated blood

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chip or piece away from main bone

avulsion fx

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<p>What kind of fx is this?</p>

What kind of fx is this?

avulsion fx

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fx of the 4th/5th metacarpal

boxer’s fx

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<p>What kind of fx is this?</p>

What kind of fx is this?

boxer’s fx

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fx of the 5th metatarsal base

jone’s fx

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<p>What kind of fx is this?</p>

What kind of fx is this?

jones fx

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fx resulting from falling on an outstretched hand (FOOSH)

colle’s fx

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<p>What kind of fx is this?</p>

What kind of fx is this?

colle’s fx

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fx resulting from landing on an inward stretched hand

smith fx

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<p>What kind of fx is this?</p>

What kind of fx is this?

smith fx

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chronic disorder disrupting the normal bone remodeling process, causing bones to grow larger, weaker, or misshapen

paget’s disease

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reduces probability of transmission (disinfection)

medical asepsis

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complete removal of organisms + spores

surgical asepsis

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methods of sterilization

heat, gas, chemically

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most effective method of infection prevention

handwashing

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measures amount of urea nitrogen thats in the blood

BUN

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measure of how well kidney’s are filtering waste

Creatinine

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helps providers spot problems with kidneys, such as kidney diease

EGFR

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GFR

Glomerular filtration rate

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normal range for BUN

8-20 mg/dL

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normal range for creatinine

0.7-1.2 mg/dL

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normal range for EGFR

90-120 mL/min

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EGFR range that suggests kidney disease

score below 60

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injection into the subarachnoid space

intrathecal

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EMR

electronic medical record

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A patient is brought to the radiology department from a car accident with a weak, rapid pulse, low blood pressure, and feels cold and lacks color. This patient is showing signs of:

shock

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Which of the following precautions need to be observed while a patient is undergoing oxygen therapy?

open flames must be prevented, all electrical equipment should be grounded, no smoking

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legal document that outlines your preferences for medical care and life-sustaining treatments if you become unable to communicate or make decisions due to a terminal illness or incapacity

living will

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DPOA

durable power of attorney

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legal document that allows a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf

DPOA