COMMUNICATION UNIT 1
Protected patient health information is anything that ties a patient’s name or Social Security number to that person’s health, healthcare, or payment for healthcare Do not send PHI via electronic media (unless site is HIPAA and HITECH Act compliant) Do not reference patients without permission Do not open mail marked “confidential” All mail should be removed quickly from sight of patients or unauthorized personne
What is HIPPA related communication?
Must Periodically review/update to comply with provisions of Security Rule
What is Policies and Procedures?
A butterfly-shaped gland located at the front of the neck, just below the larynx.
The Thyroid Gland
Sensing, interpreting, acting
What are the Functions of the Nervous System?
Form of communicating that is convenient, fast, and efficient. Know to whom you can send a message.
What is Text Messaging
Unsecuried PHI, the practice must notify affected individuals, the Secretary of Health and HHS and, in some cases, the media
What is Breach Notification Rule?
Supports the development and maturation of T lymphocytes (T cells). Helps establish the immune system's ability to recognize and respond to harmful organisms. Plays an important role in immune function especially during childhood.
What are the functions of the Thymus Gland?
Cranial nerves and spinal nerves. Afferent/sensory, Efferent/motor, Somatic Autonomic, sympathetic, parasympathetic.
What are the Peripheral Nervous System Organization?
Digital exchange of information such as e mail, instant messaging, social media, video conferencing, blogs, web pages, and online meetings Same basic communication foundations apply to digital communications
What is Electronic Communication?
Simplify the record retrieval process, ensure the precise locations of documents and records.
What is Information Management Systems?
Maintains normal blood glucose levels. Regulates the storage and use of nutrients. Prevents blood glucose levels from becoming excessively high or low.
What are the functions of the Pancreas?
Midbrain-Superior and inferior colliculi, Cerbral peduncles, Pons-Pneumataxic/apenustic center, locus ceruleus, superior olivary nucleus, Medulla olngata
What is the Cerebellum and Brainstem?
tenseness, tight posture, crossed arms, fidgeting embarressment, avoiding eye contact, blushing, covering face, withdrawl, anger, raised voice furrowed brow, stiff posture, facing.
What is Nonverbal Communication?
Allows the retrieval of information according to subject. Allows one to locate documents according to date, month or year.
What is Geographical, Subject and Chronological Filling?
Regulation of growth and development, Regulations of Metabolism, Maintenance of Homeostasis, Reproduction, Response to stress, Regulation of sleep, Control of Water and electrolyte Balance, Support of the immune system.
What are the functions of the Endocrine System?
Dura mater-Cranial dura mater, Falx Cerebri, Tentorum cerebella Diaphram sellae, Spinal dura mater
What is Meninges?
Semantics, Jargon, Credibility, Preconceived ideas, Culture, Patients with Disabilities.
What is Barriers To Effective Communication
Folllow the HIPAA Privacy. Always keep track of records Refile records at day's end. Back up computer files regularly and off site.
What is Record Safeguarding?
Blurred vision, unexplained weight loss, fatigue increased hunger, frequent urination, excessive thirst
What are the signs and symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus?
Neuron, Dendrites, Cell Body Axon, Myelin Sheath, Schwann cells, terminal fibers, Snpase Neurtransmitters,
What are Cells of the Nervous System?