Health and Wellness
True or false: social health is concerned about ones ability to think clearly and effectively.
What is False?
True or False: the "Great Man" Theories argue that leaders are born to be leaders.
What is true?
True or false: Communication is one of the key characteristics of healthcare.
What is False?
True or false: medical malpractice is the failure to take reasonable actions to protect others from harm
What is false? (negligence)
True or false: a slip and fall is concerned a safety hazarder for individuals in the healthcare field.
True
True or false: the term health is often used to describe the process of reaching one's optimal wellness or health in each health dimensions.
What is false? (wellness)
Leaders have particular characteristics that make them more suited to leadership than individuals without these characteristics.
What are trait theories?
The ability to understand what another person is feeling or thinking.
What is Empathy?
Legal responsibilities of health science professionals and the rights of their patients.
What is Medical Law?
The science of fitting the job to the worker
What is Ergonomics?
this approach emphasizes the balance and integration of all dimensions of health.
What is Holistic approach?
Argues leaders are made, not born.
What is behavioral theories?
Information that is sent and received in the manner in which it was intended.
What is Effective Communication?
Physicians are required to have the training and expertise necessary to treat their patients.
What is Due care?
Name the US federal health agency focused on food and drug safety.
What is the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)?
The process of strengthening the body against a known illness-causing agent.
What is immunization?
tackling conflict directly
What is the direct approach?
A technique used the involves the listener restating what the speaker has said in order to confirm understanding.
What is active listening?
A set of expectations that educate patients on what to expect from a healthcare provider and a healthcare setting.
What is the patient's bill of rights?
What is World Health Organization (WHO)?
A medical system that focuses on balance of qi or chi.
What is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)?
this approach to conflict allows for compromise on the issue.
A form of communicating that is non-verbal.
What is body language?
regulation addressing the relationship between patients and healthcare providers.
What is Health Insurance Policy and accountability act (HIPAA)?
name the microorganism that causes disease and illness in humans and which is transmitted by contact with blood.
What is Bloodborne pathogens?