Please stand up and show us the extension of your knee joint
Student will stand with leg straight
100
Prone
Supine
Position where person is lying on their stomach with head to the side and arms up
Supine is laying flat on back
100
a
one example...
a means without or lacking
afebrile
asepsis
100
What are the 3 ways you can contact your instructor?
email, phone call, text message
100
Ambulation
walking
200
Please stand and show us the rotation of our ankle joint
Student will stand and roll ankle in circles
200
What is the work that means to keep ones self clean and practice habits that promote cleanliness and prevent the spread of disease?
Hygiene
200
-emia
example
having to do with the blood
anemia, leukemia
200
What is the maximum number of days you can miss in this class? What should you do if you are going to miss a day?
The maximum is 4, but after 3 you must meet with Debi. If you are going to miss a day please contact instructor and check the class website. Also a good idea to call a class mate
200
What are two ways to say arms and legs?
limbs
extremities
300
Please stand up and show the flexion of your elbow
Student will bend elbow
300
Communicable
Also another way to say this word
Contagious
someone has something that can spread to others
300
Post
Opposite
Example
Post means after
pre is the opposite
Example: post-surgery, post-operative
300
What is the difference between body mechanics and body alignment?
2 examples
Body alignment: having the patients body aligned in a way that is not putting pressure or damaging them
Body Mechanics: this is how you hold you body so you don't get hurt when you are working
400
Please stand and show the hyperextension of your fingers
Student will bend fingers backwards (opposite way of flexion)
400
What are 2 ways to say the front side of the body and 2 ways to say the back side of the body?
Front: anterior, ventral
Back: posterior, dorsal
400
Hypo
Hyper
Example?
Hypo = low
Hyper = high
hyperglycemia, hypotension, hyperventilation, hypothermia
400
What are the 2 class websites and what are they used for?
Padlet: Vocabulary words, announcements and information is posted to this class web page. If you miss a day or want to review what we did in class please check this page
Quizlet: Vocabulary words are made into flashcards for you to study
400
Please explain the difference between chronic and acute.
Chronic: gradual onset, not curable, long lasting
Acute: sudden onset, curable so short lived, can be treated
500
Please stand and show the adduction of your arms and then the abduction of your arms
Student will stand and show arms moving down towards the body (together)
Student will show arms raising up from sides or away from body
500
Please demonstrate the name of each finger on the hand
Thumb, index, middle, ring, pinkie
500
Please explain the prefixes and suffixes found in these words and what the word means...
arthritis
dermatitis
encephalitis
arthr: joint
derma: skin
En-in
chephal: brain
it is: inflammation
500
Readings, workbook questions and worksheets that are due on Friday in your CNA class is due on what day for our class?
What day is Saturday readings and work due?
Friday readings and assignments are always due the Tuesday before and Saturday work is always due the Thursday before
500
What is the difference between choking and aspiration?
Choking is when an object is lodged in the throat. Aspiration is when fluid (blood, water, vomit) is going into the lungs