A set of standards that defines what can and cannot be done.
What is law?
100
A set of principles that determines what is morally right or wrong. Helps people to know what acceptable standards of practices are.
What are ethics?
100
An expert in his/her field who exhibits knowledge and ethical attributes including honesty, teamwork, life-long learner, and dependability.
What is professionalism?
200
A principle that meanse literally telling people what medical procedure will be performed, the expected outcome, and the possible complications.
What is informed consent?
200
How we grow up in a community that shares beliefs, speech, rituals, etiquette, what is prizes, and common rules for how people should behave.
What is culture?
200
Clustering of health care careers into their common groups of diagnostic/therapeutic, health informatics, support, and biotechnology and research.
What are career pathways?
300
Any civil wrong or thing for which a person can be sued.
What is a tort?
300
The ability to relate to another person's situation.
What is empathy?
300
The use of computerized technology to allow diagnose soft tissue diseases and injuries and improve the treatment options.
What is technology and medicine?
400
Principles developed in 1973 by the American Hospital Association to hep improve patient care by empowering patients to take a more active role in their care.
What is the Patients' Bill of Rights
400
All of the different aspects of people including age, culture, race, physical ability, gender, and religion.
What is diversity?
400
Circumstances which cause symptoms that are severe or intense, life threatening, are peculiar or unfamiliar, or last longer than expected which require immediate care to prseerve life and function.
What are emergency situations and care?
500
Transferring of financial responsibility to another party for a price known as a premium.
What is insurance?
500
A record of diseases and disorders found within a particular family. Used to determine potential risk of diseases and disorders in future generations.
What is a family health history?
500
Various forms of health care delivery organizations including hospitals, doctors, clinics, and health insurances. Helps all health care workers understand how their role fits into the delivery of health care.