Personal Appearance
What should uniforms and scrubs look like?
Neat, clean, well-fitting, and wrinkle free
Surgery on teeth, mouth, and jaw.
What is oral surgeon
This educational requirement is a 10-20 hour certification, and is a person who draws blood.
What is phlebotomist?
A healthcare worker who figures out what need to be done and goes ahead and does it demonstrates?
What is self-motivation
Most health care workers at the technologist or therapist level have a minimum of which degree?
What is bachelor's degree?
Cindy's feet hurt after standing up all day on the job at the local pharmacy. What might she do to improve this problem?
What is Get well fitting shoes with low heels and good support?
Administration of medications to cause loss of sensation or feeling during surgery.
What is an Anesthesiologist
Examines, diagnoses, and treats diseases/ disorders of the feet or of the leg below the knee.
What is doctor of osteopathic medicine
qualified and capable of performing a task
What is competence
For most healthcare careers, why should you go to an accredited health degree program?
What is because you must graduate from an accredited program to take a licensure exam
Sally begins her new job as a CNA at Shady Pines Nursing Facility next week. What should she do before purchasing a uniform?
What is check the facilities policy and procedure for dress code
This medical professional would be MOST needed to work at the CDC.
What is Epidemiologist
A medical____________ technologist studies tissues, fluids, cells, and blood.
What is laboratory?
having the ability to say or do the kindest or most fitting thing in a difficult situation.
What is tact?
A degree earned in 6 years is most likely this.
What is a master's degree?
What is the number one rule with wearing a name badge or identification tag?
It must be visible
This professional designs machines used for patient monitoring or dialysis machines
What is biomedical engineer?
This person takes X-rays
What is radiologic technologist?
What word means to be tolerant and understanding
Patience
For most healthcare careers, why should you go to an accredited health degree program?
What is because you must graduate from an accredited program to take a licensure exam
Linda placed her new ring on a safety pin and pinned it inside her uniform pocket. By doing this she will likely avoid?
What is injury to patient and transmission of germs
Diagnosis and treatment of tumors (cancer).
What is Oncologist
Treatment and prevention of disease of the gums, bone, and structures supporting the teeth.
What is periodontics
being prompt in reporting to work, and maintain a good attendance record. performing assigned tasks on time
What is dependability
A degree awarded by a career/technical school or community college after completing 2 year course of study
What is an associate degree