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| The state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely an absence of disease. |
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| A group devoted to the care of the sick, and dedicated to the promotion of health and prevention of disease. |
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| French word that means "hospes" or guest |
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1. Right to considerate and respectful care
2. Right to information
3. Informed consent
4. Right to refuse treatment / exam
5. Right to privacy |
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- Physiologic
- Basics, food, water, air, sleep, shelter
- Often withheld in the course of a hospital stay
- Safety and security
- A Home and means of support
- Love and belongingness
- Social Acceptance
- Self Esteem and Esteem from others
- Need to know and understand
- Aesthetics
- Self-Actualization |
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| 7 RT's / Students Responsibilities |
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1. Look professional
2. Sound professional
3. Stay home when ill
4. Use preventive health measures (Immunizations)
5. Hepatitis B vaccine
6. Universal precautions
7. Radiation safety practices |
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- Sender
- Message
- Channel
- Receiver
- Content
- Feedback |
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| Interaction between a person who has a special problem and a person skilled in techniques that can alleviate or diminish the problem. |
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| Having a sensitivity to anothers needs that allows one to meet those needs in a constructive manner. |
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| Reacting to anothers situation or distress. |
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| Shock, patient refuses to accept or discuss the truth |
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| Frustration at helplessness, injustice. |
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| Try to earn forgiveness - becomes the perfect patient. |
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| Reality of death, disability or disfigurment. |
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| Becomes more realistic, live day by day, forcuses on self and family. |
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| Dealing with waht is good and bad, with moral character. |
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| Rules of conduct or standards by which a particular group regulates its actions and sets standards for its members. |
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| Rules of Ethics ARRT (Do not's - 10 parts) |
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- Fraud or deceit
- Subverting exam process
- Failure to report charges by other agancies
- Failure to perform with reasonable skill and safety
- Inability to practice safelky because of illness, use of alcohol, drugs, etc.
- Sexual conduct with a patient
- Improper management of a patient's record
- Providing false information related to the care of a patient.
- Conviction of a misdemeanor or felony
- Failure to declare dismissal from a Radiologic Technology Program |
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289,333 registered radiographers
2079 cases reviewed in 2009
- 50% = DUI
- 16% = Disorderly Conduct
- 11.5% = Petty Theft
- 11.5% = Drug Related
- 10% = Preofession Related
- 1% = Sex Crime |
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| Regulations established by a government applicable to people within a certain political subdivision. |
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