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Which type of law governs the legal conduct of healthcare workers?
Which type of law governs the legal conduct of healthcare workers?
- Criminal law
- Civil law
- Medical law (correct)
- Administrative law
What is the legal document called in which a patient gives written instructions about future healthcare decisions?
What is the legal document called in which a patient gives written instructions about future healthcare decisions?
- Medical directive
- Healthcare proxy
- Living will (correct)
- Power of attorney
Antibiotics are primarily used to treat which type of infections?
Antibiotics are primarily used to treat which type of infections?
- Parasitic infections
- Bacterial infections (correct)
- Fungal infections
- Viral infections
Class ___ fire extinguishers are used specifically for fires caused by flammable liquids.
Class ___ fire extinguishers are used specifically for fires caused by flammable liquids.
Which facility provides comprehensive treatment for patients with chronic kidney disease?
Which facility provides comprehensive treatment for patients with chronic kidney disease?
What was a significant healthcare development during the Renaissance?
What was a significant healthcare development during the Renaissance?
Who is credited with the discovery of Penicillin?
Who is credited with the discovery of Penicillin?
Which organization is responsible for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of medical devices and drugs?
Which organization is responsible for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of medical devices and drugs?
What is the term for the absence of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms?
What is the term for the absence of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms?
What is the act of killing all microorganisms and their spores on a surface called?
What is the act of killing all microorganisms and their spores on a surface called?
What term describes an accidental puncture of the skin?
What term describes an accidental puncture of the skin?
What is the term for the process of breathing out?
What is the term for the process of breathing out?
What condition is characterized by a body temperature below 95 F?
What condition is characterized by a body temperature below 95 F?
Which pathway focuses on hands-on experience with patients and aims to change their health status over time?
Which pathway focuses on hands-on experience with patients and aims to change their health status over time?
What is the primary role of healthcare professionals who conduct laboratory tests for other doctors?
What is the primary role of healthcare professionals who conduct laboratory tests for other doctors?
What is the term for existing or taking place within a vein?
What is the term for existing or taking place within a vein?
What is the name for the act of breathing too quickly?
What is the name for the act of breathing too quickly?
Healthcare workers responsible for documenting information related to diagnosis and procedures for insurance are known as what?
Healthcare workers responsible for documenting information related to diagnosis and procedures for insurance are known as what?
What type of job ensures that patients are not abused and their rights are protected?
What type of job ensures that patients are not abused and their rights are protected?
Registered dietitians primarily work in which pathway?
Registered dietitians primarily work in which pathway?
The legal obligation for healthcare personnel to act in a way that avoids causing harm to patients is called what?
The legal obligation for healthcare personnel to act in a way that avoids causing harm to patients is called what?
Touching a person without their consent may be considered which type of crime?
Touching a person without their consent may be considered which type of crime?
A court-appointed person who can make decisions for a patient unable to do so is called a what?
A court-appointed person who can make decisions for a patient unable to do so is called a what?
Which of the following is considered an example of workplace discrimination in healthcare?
Which of the following is considered an example of workplace discrimination in healthcare?
What is the term for the right of a patient to prepare instructions regarding their medical treatment in advance?
What is the term for the right of a patient to prepare instructions regarding their medical treatment in advance?
Which condition is characterized by an abnormally high blood pressure?
Which condition is characterized by an abnormally high blood pressure?
What does the term 'asepsis' refer to in a medical context?
What does the term 'asepsis' refer to in a medical context?
What is one of the primary responsibilities of an ombudsman in healthcare?
What is one of the primary responsibilities of an ombudsman in healthcare?
What is a common outcome of improper body mechanics when lifting patients?
What is a common outcome of improper body mechanics when lifting patients?
Which of the following is classified under standard precautions in healthcare?
Which of the following is classified under standard precautions in healthcare?
Which option correctly identifies a sign of hypoxia?
Which option correctly identifies a sign of hypoxia?
What condition is characterized by an irregularly low heart rate?
What condition is characterized by an irregularly low heart rate?
What is the primary agency of the United States government responsible for biomedical and health-related research?
What is the primary agency of the United States government responsible for biomedical and health-related research?
The Black Death, which killed approximately 25 million people in 14th century Europe, was caused by what type of pathogen?
The Black Death, which killed approximately 25 million people in 14th century Europe, was caused by what type of pathogen?
Which of the following is a type of microorganism including yeasts and molds?
Which of the following is a type of microorganism including yeasts and molds?
What type of disease transmission occurs when a person catches an infectious disease after touching an infected person?
What type of disease transmission occurs when a person catches an infectious disease after touching an infected person?
What is the term for the use of antimicrobial agents on objects to reduce disease-causing microorganisms?
What is the term for the use of antimicrobial agents on objects to reduce disease-causing microorganisms?
Which of the following body fluids has the potential to transmit harmful pathogens?
Which of the following body fluids has the potential to transmit harmful pathogens?
What is the condition called when blood pressure is too high?
What is the condition called when blood pressure is too high?
What is the term for the science of preventing discomfort or injury while performing a task?
What is the term for the science of preventing discomfort or injury while performing a task?
Which three elements form the fire triangle?
Which three elements form the fire triangle?
What should you avoid using during a fire?
What should you avoid using during a fire?
What is the average pulse rate for adults?
What is the average pulse rate for adults?
What can affect a pulse rate?
What can affect a pulse rate?
What does 'blood pressure' refer to?
What does 'blood pressure' refer to?
Which of the following is a valuable tool for career choice?
Which of the following is a valuable tool for career choice?
What type of harassment is considered unethical and illegal?
What type of harassment is considered unethical and illegal?
What is included in the rights established by The Patient’s Self-Determination Act?
What is included in the rights established by The Patient’s Self-Determination Act?
Flashcards
Genetics
Genetics
Genetics studies a person's DNA sequences.
Medical Law
Medical Law
Medical law governs the legal conduct of healthcare workers.
Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's degree
A bachelor's degree typically takes about four years to complete when taking classes full-time.
Laboratory
Laboratory
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Advance Directive
Advance Directive
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Criminal Law
Criminal Law
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Antibiotics
Antibiotics
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Class B Fire Extinguisher
Class B Fire Extinguisher
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Direct Care Pathway
Direct Care Pathway
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Diagnostic Pathway
Diagnostic Pathway
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Pathologists
Pathologists
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Medical Records Specialists
Medical Records Specialists
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Support Services Pathway
Support Services Pathway
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Nutritional Services Pathway
Nutritional Services Pathway
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Biomedical Engineers
Biomedical Engineers
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Legal and Ethical Standards
Legal and Ethical Standards
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What is the primary agency for biomedical research in the US?
What is the primary agency for biomedical research in the US?
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What caused the Black Death?
What caused the Black Death?
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Name three diseases caused by viruses.
Name three diseases caused by viruses.
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What are yeasts and molds?
What are yeasts and molds?
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What is direct contact transmission?
What is direct contact transmission?
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What is antisepsis?
What is antisepsis?
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What are three bodily fluids that can transmit pathogens?
What are three bodily fluids that can transmit pathogens?
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What are Standard Precautions?
What are Standard Precautions?
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Sterilization
Sterilization
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Asepsis
Asepsis
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Puncture
Puncture
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Soil-borne parasites
Soil-borne parasites
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Inspiration
Inspiration
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Edema
Edema
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Sphygmomanometer
Sphygmomanometer
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Apnea
Apnea
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Duty of Care
Duty of Care
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Battery
Battery
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Verbal abuse
Verbal abuse
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Guardian
Guardian
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Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO)
Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO)
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Radiation Oncologist
Radiation Oncologist
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Malpractice
Malpractice
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What are the three elements of the fire triangle?
What are the three elements of the fire triangle?
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What is ideal body weight?
What is ideal body weight?
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Why can't you use your thumb to take a pulse?
Why can't you use your thumb to take a pulse?
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What is the average pulse rate for adults?
What is the average pulse rate for adults?
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What factors can affect pulse rate?
What factors can affect pulse rate?
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What is blood pressure?
What is blood pressure?
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What are some regulations healthcare workers must follow?
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What are some valuable tools for making a career choice?
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Study Notes
Medical Terminology and Concepts
- Medicine studies a person's DNA sequences
- Completing a bachelor's degree takes approximately 4 years
- Samples, such as blood and tissues, are analyzed
- A legal document, called a law, describes healthcare decisions
- Antibiotics treat and kill bacteria
- Class fire extinguishers are used on flammable liquid fires
- Noisy breathing like snoring is called snoring
- Hospitals originated as rooms in houses for the sick
- The Islamic Civilization advanced medical science during a specific era
- The Renaissance saw advancements in medical science, though the specific advancements aren't identified in the document.
- The microscope was discovered by a person, but the name of the person who discovered it is not mentioned
- Edward Jenner developed the practice of vaccination
- Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin
- The American Red Cross is one of the largest humanitarian organizations in the world, founded by a person, but name is not included in document
- Costs for healthcare that aren't covered by insurance is a deductible.
- The organization responsible for safe and effective human use of medicine is mentioned, name is not provided
- Healthcare monitoring and preventing disease outbreaks are part of an organization's duty
- A facility for treating serious illnesses is referred to as an acute-care facility
- Facilities for patients with kidney disease are referred to in the document, but the specific type of facility is not named.
- Students can earn a degree at a community college
- A doctorate degree can be earned at institutions
- Healthcare that involves treatment over a period of time or chronic conditions is indicated by a term in the document, but name is not included
- Healthcare worker who assists in patient breathing is mentioned in the document, but the specific job title is not provided.
Healthcare Pathways and Duties
- A pathway involves diagnosing illnesses and diseases
- Doctors who perform lab tests for other doctors are named in the provided text but the title is not included
- Healthcare professionals who record medical information are indicated by a term in the text, but name is not provided.
- Healthcare pathways involve multiple specific areas such as Medical Clerical workers in the medical field, human resource and medical records workers
- Registered dieticians are identified as specializing in a healthcare pathway
- Healthcare workers involved in developing devices are named, but the title is not included.
- Principles related to legal and ethical considerations related to workers' actions in the healthcare field are referred to by a term in the text, but the exact name is not provided
- An action taken when healthcare information is released or recorded without client consent is described, as illegal, unethical or harmful to the client.
- There is mention of a legal obligation for patient care
- Patient decisions about care should be followed when incapacitated are a type of written instruction
- Disrespect is a criminal offense
- Discrimination in a medical setting is a concern
- A court-appointed person to make decisions in the case of incapacity is named as a legal term, but title is not provided
- Actions to prevent injuries while performing tasks is mentioned, but not included.
- Improvements of quality in healthcare settings are described briefly.
Healthcare Organizations and Systems
- Healthcare organizations, including ones that manage care, are discussed.
- Bio medical and health related research is conducted by a primary organization name
- The Black Death is referred to as a historical disease outbreak, and a scientific cause was assigned
- Several diseases are listed, and the causes are assigned to their respective categories
- Medical care for infectious diseases as well as the cause is discussed in the text.
- Types of transmission routes are described in the document.
Healthcare Measurements and Procedures
- Processes for taking and recording temperature are described, but with little detail
- Several medical terms are mentioned in the document, but not with examples.
- Various processes used to prevent infection are described and terms for these procedures are described.
- Terms relating to the inhalation and exhalation are provided, but with little detail .
Other Terms and Concepts
- Various medical conditions and processes are listed, such as illness related issues, processes associated with specific equipment, and concepts of medical procedures' safety, procedures and processes
- Terms or names associated with tasks performed are included, but job titles are not provided.
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