Being able to understand another person’s feelings, situation, and motives.
What is Empathy?
The definition for HIPPA
What is be discreet?
The meaning of the prefix a or an.
What is without?
The root word for heart
What is cardi-
Example: Cardi/o/megaly
The suffix for destruction/ destroy
What is -lysis
Example: Cyt/o/lysis
Being truthful and having integrity.
What is Honesty?
Do good, uphold justice, be honest are all included in guiding _______ for healthcare ethics.
What is Principles
The prefix brady- means:
What is slow?
Example: Bradypnea
The definition for the root word hepat-
What is Liver?
The suffix -scope means?
An instrument for viewing
Example: Micro/scope
Learning to deal with frustration and controlling your temper is an important trait for a HCW.
What is patience?
A set of characteristics and behaviors that enable one to do the best job possible.
What is Professionalism?
The prefix for above.
What is epi-?
The root word for nerve.
What is -neur?
Example: neur/o/logist
The suffix for fear.
What is -phobia
arachnoid phobia
Additional education may be needed to remain competent in a particular field.
What is willingness to learn?
A difficult decision where there is no right answer.
What is Ethical Dilemma?
The definition of the prefix hyper-
What is excessively high.
Example: Hypertension
The definition for the root word rhin-
What is nose?
Example: Rhin/o/plasty
The suffix for one who is specialist in field such as a pharmacist.
What is -er; -ist; -ian?
Example: Practitioner, Pharmacist, or Physician
Must dress to communicate professionalism, competence, and respect for the workplace.
What is Personal Appearance?
The two classes that are apart of the Allied health sciences department for dual credit students.
What is HPRS 1171- Student Success for Health Professionals and HPRS 1206 - Essentials of Medical Terminology?
The prefix for before.
What is pre? or What is Ante?
The definition for the root word ot
What is ear?
Example: ot/itis media
The suffix -itis means?
What is inflammation.
Example: Gastr/itis