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Health

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Hippocrates
wrote the standard of ethics
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Roentgen
discovered x-rays in 1895
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DaVinci
studied and recorded human anatomy
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Jenner
discovered vaccination for small pox
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Salk
discovered polio vaccine
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Fleming
discovered penicillin
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Asepsis
Sterile condition, free from all germs
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Why was florence nightingale important to medicine?
created the nightingale school of nursing
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What did Clara Barton found?
American Red Cross
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custodial care
Marked by watching and protecting, rather than seeking to cure
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During what period was dissection of the body for study accepted?
The Renaissance
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Chronic
Persisting for a long time or constantly recurring
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What is the main reason for organizing a health care facility?
Shows how each department fits into the system and chain of command
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examples of government agencies
Veterans administration hospitals, us public health department, state psychiatric hospitals, state public health services, county hospitals, local public health departments, senior centers
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examples of volunteer agencies
American cancer society, march of dimes, American red cross, American heart association, American diabetes association, national association of mental health
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volunteer agencies and government agencies are funded by
endowment
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Medicaid
for low income or limited income households
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Medicare
for seniors and people with disabilities
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Therapeutic services
primary focus is the provision of chiropractic services
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Diagnostic services
any medical procedure recommended by a professional to recognize mental health disorder in a client
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Informational services
the system of keeping records, forms, statistics and data at a business
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Environmental services
the operation, maintenance, and service of all environmental systems
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departments within each of the four major services
Governing board, administration, medical staff, auxiliary group
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5 types of outpatient care
Imaging procedures, lab tests, less invasive surgeries, endoscopy, mammography
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Convalescent
Recovering from an illness or operation
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Rehabilitation
training and therapy after imprisonment, addiction, or illness, while convalescence; recovering from and illness.
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preventative care
Reduces the risk for diseases, disabilities, and death
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Invasive
you are cut into or gain a scar
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non-invasive
don't cause any scars and are less at risk for disease
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accurate
Correct in all details, exact
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Managed care
patients agree to only visit certain doctors and hospitals
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Ambulatory care
same day medical procedures preformed in an outpatient setting
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WHO stands for
The World Health Organization
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What 3 things do you need to consider when searching for a career?
Education, Training, Priorities
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work related values
Personal, team, company, intrinsic, extrinsic
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therapeutic service workers
Anesthesiologists, athletic trainers, audiologists
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diagnostic service workers
Physicians, technologists, administrators
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information service workers
Health information specialist, CNA, maintenance workers
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environmental service workers
Environmental services, director of services, support technicians
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when would medical professionals use medical terminology?
when diagnosing and doing paperwork
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root word
main part of the word that indicates what it is
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suffix
a word element added end of the word
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prefix
a word element added to the beginning of the word
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combining vowel
makes it possible to combine several root words and makes the word easier to pronounce
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International System of Units
metric system
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convert
to change from one form or function to another
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calibration
standard measure lines on a thermometer
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ounces to milliliters or cc
multiply by 30 cc/mL
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kg to lbs
multiply by 2.2
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lbs to kg
multiply by 0.45
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cell
smallest structural unit in the body
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cell functions
reproduces, grows, repairs itself, uses oxygen and nutrients, digests food for energy, eliminates waste, produces heat and energy
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cytoplasm
jellylike liquid where the activity of the cell takes place
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nucleus
regulates the activity of the cell
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cell membrane
outer covering of the cell
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tissue
specialized group of cells
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nerve tissues
located throughout the body, sends impulses
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epithelial tissues
located on the outer layer of the body, protects, secretes, and absorbs
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connective tissues
found in bones
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blood and lymph tissues
moves through circulatory system, delivers nourishment, electrolytes, hormones, vitamins, antibodies, heat and oxygen
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muscle tissues
cardiac, smooth, striated
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organ
made up of specialized tissues
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cranial
located near the head
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superior
above or in a higher position
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inferior
below, lower
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ventral/anterior
located near the surface or front of the body
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dorsal/posterior
located near the back of the body
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medial
near the center or midline of the body
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lateral
away from the midline
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proximal
nearest the point of attachment
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distal
farthest from the point of attachment
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caudal
located near the sacral region
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dorsal
back of the body
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ventral
front of the body
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cranial
houses the brain
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spinal
houses the spinal cavity
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thoracic
houses the heart, lungs, large blood vessels
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abdominal
houses the stomach, most of the intestines, kidney, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen
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pelvic
houses the bladder, part of the intestines, rectum, part of the reproductive system
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midline
splits the body in two
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transverse
horizontally through the body
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midsagittal
runs vertically through the body
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coronal
splits the body into ventral and dorsal sides
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s
without
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am
morning
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bid
bi-daily
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d/c
discontinue
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lab
laboratory
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qid
four times daily
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cpr
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
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w/c
wheelchair
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qhs
every hour of sleep/ bedtime
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q
every
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amt
amount
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i & o
intake and output
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qod
every other day
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liq
liquid
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c
with
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prn
when necessary
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bm
bowel movement