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| An iron or caustic used to burn tissue |
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| Testimony given under oath |
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| Cutting out a circular section |
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| The act of expelling an evil spirit |
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| One that acts or has the power or authority to act for another |
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| 1st world famous scientist, discovered radium |
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| 1st women in the U.S. to be qualified as a doctor |
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| Invented the smallpox vaccine, and vaccinated an 8 year old boy |
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| Discovered and isolated insulin |
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| Used ether as an anesthetic |
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| Dr. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson |
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| 1st women to qualify as a doctor in Great Britian |
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| Used Chloroform as an anesthetic |
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| Looking over something and correcting errors |
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| At the front door of the office begins a _________ environment. |
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| Before sending out all written communications it must be ______________. |
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| Introduced the thermometer and the thermometer scale. |
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| To give one thing in exchange for another |
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| To be polite and well-mannered |
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| The most common transplant is __________. |
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| Understanding someone else's feeling. "putting yourself in someone else's shoes" |
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| Dr. of Podiatric Medicine |
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| Dr. of Osteopathic Medicine |
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| 5 things that need to be reported to the state? |
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1. Deaths and births
2. Violence
3. S.T.D.'s
4. Child Abuse
5. Infectious communicable or contagious diseases |
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| Why can a medical license be revoked? |
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| Living wills should be in file where? |
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| Doctor comes from the Latin word meaning? |
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| Egyptians used ________ to relieve clogged body canals. |
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| considered as being aware of one's own feelings and the feeling of others |
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| to force painful ideas or impulses into the subconscious. |
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| Transfer of emotions that are transferred from one to another |
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| Intentional delaying action of something that should be done, to postpone |
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| What can not be tolerated when handling Medical Records? |
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| A sheet of microfilm capable of accommodating and preserving a considerable # of book pages in reduced form. |
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| She formed the American Red Cross |
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| a subdivision or consequence |
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| any material that has been in contact with the body fluid and its potentially capable of transmitting disease |
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| a device for putting out fires |
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| a standard of criticism or judgement |
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| easily changed into a gas or tending to change into a vapor |
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| to place in contact with microorganisms |
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| having to do with what is being considered, relevant, to the point |
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| Motions or gestures used for expressive communication |
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| spoken words, recorded voice communication |
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| performing a whole sequence of actions or operations |
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| the transfer of emotions about one person or situation to another person or situation |
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| to pretend to illness to escape dealing with a situation or obligation |
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| Behaving in ways that are typically characteristics of an earlier developmental level - child-like behavior |
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| The applied science of being concerned with the nature & characteristics of people as they relate to design & activities with the intention of producing more effective results and greater safety. |
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| Important to answer the phone by the ____ ring |
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| Is it wrong to leave a caller on hold forever? |
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| The most primary and vital function in managed care? |
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| Assessment, judging concerning to watch quality. |
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| Layout of an office determines what? |
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| Traffic pattern and available space |
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| an input/output device that can transmit entries to and obtain output from a computer system. |
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| A flashing symbol appearing on the display screen showing the current position of data entry |
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| moving vertically and horizontally |
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| a period which a computer is malfunctioning or not operating correctly |
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| recording in floppy disks |
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| Anything you plug into a computer |
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| To prepare a diskette to receive data |
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| the hardware and software that enable individual computers and components to interface |
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| 6 Items that disable/handicapped people are guaranteed too: |
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1.Exit/enter buildings
2.Reach door handles to open and close
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| Give 4 methods of scheduling: |
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1. Clustering - Every 10 minutes.
2. Double booking - 2 patients at the same time.
3. Open hours - no appt. (only wait turn)
4. Wave - scheduled appt. every 30 min./every hour |
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| 4 Emergency phone numbers that should be posted? |
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911
Police
Fire Dept.
Hospital Addmitting |
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| 4 Alternative methods of communication? |
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Internet
Cell phones
Pagers
Email |
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| 3 Elements that a physician gives to a patient about their condition? |
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Diagnosis
Options
Prognosis |
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| A nonverbal way of communication? |
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| Personnel safety includes: |
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Gowns
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Face sheilds |
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| The medical professionals 1st reason ability is to the? |
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| A persons voice is an important part of one's? |
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| You must verify the message contents after the call? |
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