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What is the federal healthcare program for persons 65 years of age and older?
What is the federal healthcare program for persons 65 years of age and older?
Medicare
What does OSHA stand for?
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
What term describes personalized filters or biases?
What term describes personalized filters or biases?
Barriers
What is the internationally recognized standard formula for PT results?
What is the internationally recognized standard formula for PT results?
What does EEG stand for?
What does EEG stand for?
What does PHI stand for?
What does PHI stand for?
What does diversity refer to?
What does diversity refer to?
What is a cervical smear for cancer cells commonly called?
What is a cervical smear for cancer cells commonly called?
What do CBC(s) stand for?
What do CBC(s) stand for?
What does CEU stand for?
What does CEU stand for?
What does CMS stand for?
What does CMS stand for?
What is the term for identifying with the feelings of another person?
What is the term for identifying with the feelings of another person?
Therapeutic __________, nonverbal communication
Therapeutic __________, nonverbal communication
What are prepaid managed care group practices commonly known as?
What are prepaid managed care group practices commonly known as?
What does DIC stand for?
What does DIC stand for?
What does ICU stand for?
What does ICU stand for?
What is Arizona's version of Medicaid called?
What is Arizona's version of Medicaid called?
What does Hgb stand for?
What does Hgb stand for?
What does UA stand for?
What does UA stand for?
Blood __________ to rid the body of evil spirits
Blood __________ to rid the body of evil spirits
What does HMO stand for?
What does HMO stand for?
What does STAT mean?
What does STAT mean?
What emotion is brought on by feeling out of control?
What emotion is brought on by feeling out of control?
What does ALT stand for?
What does ALT stand for?
What does MCHC stand for?
What does MCHC stand for?
What is the standard or requirement for a technical specialty called?
What is the standard or requirement for a technical specialty called?
What do RNs stand for?
What do RNs stand for?
What is a wrongful act committed against one's person called?
What is a wrongful act committed against one's person called?
What is the study of nonverbal communication called?
What is the study of nonverbal communication called?
What condition is described as decreased RBCs in blood?
What condition is described as decreased RBCs in blood?
What does BMP stand for?
What does BMP stand for?
What are the standards of right or wrong conduct called?
What are the standards of right or wrong conduct called?
What is the federal healthcare program for the indigent called?
What is the federal healthcare program for the indigent called?
What is the unquestioning belief in the healthcare worker's ability?
What is the unquestioning belief in the healthcare worker's ability?
_________ stain for bacteria
_________ stain for bacteria
What does AHA stand for?
What does AHA stand for?
What does exsanguinate mean?
What does exsanguinate mean?
What does OT stand for?
What does OT stand for?
What organization offers continuing education?
What organization offers continuing education?
What is the federal law that protects patient confidentiality called?
What is the federal law that protects patient confidentiality called?
What is a personal standard of honesty called?
What is a personal standard of honesty called?
______________ medicinalis
______________ medicinalis
What may a stool sample show as a stage of a parasite?
What may a stool sample show as a stage of a parasite?
What is the act of confirming specific qualifications have been met?
What is the act of confirming specific qualifications have been met?
What does LIS stand for?
What does LIS stand for?
What is the Phlebotomy Certifying Agency that united with the ASCP?
What is the Phlebotomy Certifying Agency that united with the ASCP?
What does Hct stand for?
What does Hct stand for?
What does TAT stand for?
What does TAT stand for?
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Study Notes
Healthcare Programs and Abbreviations
- Medicare: Federal program providing healthcare for individuals aged 65 and older.
- Medicaid: Federal healthcare program for low-income individuals.
- CMS: Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, overseeing Medicare and Medicaid programs.
- AHCCCS: Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, Arizona's version of Medicaid.
Occupational Safety and Health
- OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration, responsible for ensuring workplace safety.
Personal Health Information
- PHI: Protected Health Information, confidential patient data protected by law.
Medical Tests and Measurements
- INR: International Normalized Ratio, standardized measurement for blood clotting tests.
- CBC: Complete Blood Count, a common blood test measuring various blood components.
- Hgb: Hemoglobin, a protein in red blood cells transporting oxygen.
- UA: Urinalysis, a test analyzing urine for health indicators.
- BMP: Basic Metabolic Panel, a blood test assessing metabolic status.
- EEG: Electroencephalogram, a test measuring electrical activity in the brain.
- Hct: Hematocrit, a measure of the proportion of blood volume occupied by red blood cells.
Medical Ethics and Professional Standards
- Certification: A standard or requirement validating specific qualifications in a technical specialty.
- Ethics: Standards of right and wrong conduct that guide healthcare professionals.
- Integrity: Personal standard of honesty in professional practices.
Communication and Empathy
- Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.
- Kinesics: The study of nonverbal communication, including body language.
- Barriers: Personal filters or biases that may affect communication and understanding.
Additional Terms and Definitions
- Diversity: The state of being varied or different within a population or workforce.
- HMO: Health Maintenance Organization, a type of managed care organization.
- STAT: A term meaning "immediate," often used in medical contexts.
- Gram stain: A laboratory technique for identifying bacterial infections.
- TAT: Turnaround Time, the time taken to process and report laboratory results.
- DIC: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation, a serious condition affecting blood clotting.
- OT: Occupational Therapy, a form of therapy for improving daily living skills.
Miscellaneous
- Tort: Legal term for a wrongful act causing harm to an individual.
- Trust: Unquestioning belief in the healthcare worker's ability.
- Exsanguinate: Complete removal of blood from the body, often in medical contexts.
- ALT: Alanine Aminotransferase, an enzyme indicating liver function.
- MCHC: Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration, a measure of hemoglobin concentration in red blood cells.
- AHA: American Hospital Association, representing hospitals and healthcare networks.
- HIPAA: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, federal law protecting patient confidentiality.
- NHA: National Healthcareer Association, an organization providing certification for healthcare workers.
- ASCLS: American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science, an organization offering continuing education for lab professionals.
- OVA: Refers to eggs, specifically in the context of identifying parasite stages in stool samples.
- Hirudo medicinalis: Latin term for medicinal leech, used in certain medical treatments.
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