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herbs and plants for medication
health care professionals were never questioned and well respected |
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father of medicine
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| what did the father of medicine separate from medicine |
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| focused on more lifestyle related diseases and emergency related injuries |
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| emphasize on wellness and prevention |
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| health insurance Portability and accountability act |
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| allows individuals to keep their insurance if they become unemployed |
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| limits the refusal of insurance or the limits caused by illness |
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| formats for electronic data |
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| affordable health care act |
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| march 2010, some policies not being put into place until 2014 |
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| affordable health care act |
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| business get tax deductions for insuring employees |
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| affordable health care act |
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| everyone has to have health insurance |
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| short term, acute care, and diagnostic and rehabilitation services can be profit or non profit, teaching or non teaching |
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| provides treatment for a specific condition, mental health disorders, or rehabilitation services |
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| provides diagnosis, simple testing, treatments, and counseling maybe group or independent practice |
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| personal care for elderly, and extended convalescent care |
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| out patient care facility |
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| provides surgical, diagnostic, ambulatory care |
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| provides a combination of practices which may or or may not be supported by public health funding |
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| provises health services at group rates |
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| provides are in the home of the patient |
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| medical ad psychological care for the termanilly ill. can be at home or at a hospice |
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| provides residents a wau to love alone or with someone in an apartment: provides services as needed including meals and health care |
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| provides care for the ederly and children and may include care for illness |
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| provides care through the federal, state, and local agencies for those who cannot afford to pay for the health care and provides preventative services for the entire population |
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| provides research, education, nd support for specific concerns; funded by donations and grants |
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| Prevalent in or restricted to a particular region, community, or group of people |
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| an outbreak of a disease that affects a large number of people in one aera |
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| epidemic that spreads overa wied geograghical area , affecting a large part of the population |
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what an individual uses to measure or evaluate the worth of ideas, people and things
- hard to change |
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mental views or feeling formed by a group or individual
- formed from persanol vlaues |
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ction of an individual seen by others
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maslow hierarchy of needs
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maslow hierarchy of needs
second level |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
third level |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
fourth level |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
last level |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
physiological |
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| food shelter air water tempaturee elimination pain avoidance rest |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
security and saftey |
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| economic secrurity protection from injury or danger |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
love |
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| meets social needs of friendship family and sense of belonging |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
self esteem |
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| responsibility for self w/ self confidence and able to help others |
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maslow hierarchy of needs
self actualization |
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| goal setting or personal growth and developing of talents and skills |
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| sharing of an idea or information that results in understanding |
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| examples of communication |
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| reading, writing, hearing, touching, and seeing |
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| decided who they can and cant communicate medical info to ad with and how to do it securely |
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| qualities that make up an indivdual |
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self regulating process of the bosy
the need to maintain a consistent internal enviorment |
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| quality of being different |
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| express feelings opinions and beliefs in a respectful and appropriate manner, reduse stress of inaccurate information |
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| body language, tone, eyes and facial expresiion, touch, spacing, pitch, volume, apperence |
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| interaction of microorganisms that cause a disease w/ enviorment and host 6 elements |
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| infectious process 1st element |
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| infectious process 2nd element |
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| a reservoir where the micro organism can live |
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| infectious process 3rd element |
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| a way of exit or escape from the reservior |
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| infectious process 4th element |
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| a way for ransmittion or transfer to the host |
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| infectious process 5th element |
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| a way of entry to the host |
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| Infectious orocess element 6 |
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| transmittion based precautions |
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applied to patients w/ a known or suspected infection
-airborn -droplet -contact |
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applied to all patietns
-applied at all times -all bod fluids except sweat |
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| persanol protective equipement |
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| gloves gown aprons masks eyewear |
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| infections acquired by the patient as a result of the care received or as a resut of a pathogen in the facility |
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| absence of disease, state of cleanliness or the use of clean technique |
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| open wounds, urinary cathiders, or invasive procedures |
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| common anti biotic resistant illness |
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| gonerrhea head lice malaria MRSA tuberculousis |
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| dealing w/ what is good or bad, determining moral duty and oligation |
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| study of information processing, computer science |
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| agreement to surgical or medical treatments w/ knowledge or the facts and risks introduced |
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| understandinf the science or philosophy of the law |
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| deriving authority from a founded law |
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| communicating something untruthfuk and harful about another person in writting |
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| failure of professional skills or leaning that resukts in injury loss or damage |
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| relating to the principles of right and wrong |
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| failure to excute the care that a reasonable person excersises |
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| verbally communicating something unthruthful and harming about another persoon |
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| use of technology to deliver health reates services and information, including telemedical |
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| use of telecommunications tehnology to provide, improve, or make health care services faster |
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| only using methods and procedures of which they are trained |
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| who sets the limit for scope of practice |
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nurse practice acts (NPA)
-state laws that set which tasks burses can legally perform |
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study of people as a group
-statistical groupings according to age, gender, and environmental factors |
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| carrier that transfers an infective agent from one host to another |
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| capable of being transmitted from one person or animal to another |
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| condition of being defiled or impure |
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| process of becoming secure against a particular disease or pathogen |
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| what aeras do public health agencies focus on? |
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| STDS, mental illness, care of the aged, addiction, chronic ad communicable dieases |
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| KC clinic or local agencies funded by donations and federal that are there to serve the needs of the public as they change |
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| immunizations, sanitations, animal control, vital stats, public health nursing services, referral servicers, air and water pollution control, vector contril, food and dru control |
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| regulation of and protection against hazards that affect all 50 states, supports the local and state agencies |
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| 3 spheres that go into this in which organisms live and exsist |
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| identify, control and eliminate health hazards and diseases n the work place |
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| ancillary health care worker |
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| create a supportive environment for the patient, a lot of behind the scenes work |
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| provide nutritional counseling and many other services |
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| plan meals and supervise prep of food |
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| weight reduction specialist |
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| counsel patients to lose weight using dietary and activity guidelines |
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| environmental health inspectors |
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| ensure food, water, and air meet government standards |
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| analyze and regulate the quality of the environment as if is affected by living organisms |
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| modifies facilities for environmental protections |
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| public health microbiologist |
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| conduct tests and study the relationship of people to organisms hat cause pollution, disease, or epidemics to prevent fuure epidemics |
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| provide nutritional counseling and services |
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aka dietary assistants.
prepare and deliver the meal trays to patients also helps with menu selection |
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