Medical services in preindustrial America
Throughout the first year it is required to attend forces for 3-4 months and repeat the same course during the second year.
What is a 2-year Doctor of Medicine degree?
The growth and development of medical profession who gained profit from urbanization, new scientific discoveries and reforms in medical education
What is a postindustrial era?
Pioneer of germ theory of diseases and microbiology and introduced the sterilization technique
Who is Louis Pasteur?
Evaluates patients health condition, diagnosis, and prescribing treatment
What is a physician?
Largest group of healthcare professionals who are caregivers of sick and injured patients and also addresses their physical, mental and emotional needs
What is a Nurse?
U.S practice of medicine is a stronger domestic rather than professional character
What is a medical procedure being primitive?
Chemistry, physiology, anatomy, and pathology
What is a laboratory instruction and clinical courses?
“Father of antiseptic surgery” Used carbolic acid to wash wounds during surgery
Who is Joseph Lister?
Graduate medical education who works in hospital and gets paid during job training
What is a residency?
Graduation from approved nursing program and successful completion of a nation examination
What is a Nurses licensure requirement?
Whether a person is trained or untrained they could practice as physician
What is the main consequence of nonprofessional medicine?
Lead for further reforming medical education, developed the completion of classroom education with residency training on their own
What is Johns Hopkins University?
A dentist who used nitrous oxide on a tooth extraction before surgery
Who is Horace wells?
Graduation from accredited medical school with MD or DO degree, completed licensing examination by national board/osteopathic medical board of examiner, and completion of supervised internship residency
What is a physicians licensing requirements?
General name for nurse who have education and clinical experience beyond requirement of an RN
What is an advanced-practice nurse?
United States forerunner of today’s hospitals and nursing homes
What is an almshouse?
Seeing how medical education is doing
What is the Flexner Report?
Discovered the antibacterial properties of penicillin in 1929
Who is Alexander Fleming?
Spends more time in ambulatory care settings and helps prevent patient with conditions and problems
What are Primary care physicians?
Clinical nurse specialist, certified registered nurse anesthetists, nurse practitioners, and certified nurse-midwives
What are the four areas of speciation for APNs?
Cutting hair and shaving beards while letting blood drip with the same blade as surgeons
What is a barber?
Makes sure that the medical service that is received by a patient is organized and appropriate
What is a primary care physician?
Hungarian physician who practiced in vienna created the policy of washing hands that became the aseptic technique
Who is Ignaz Semmelweis ?
Shortage of the type of physicians that needs to maintain health status with a given population at an optimum level
What is a Maldistribution?
“Clinical professionals” who practice the same areas as physicians but does not have a MD or DO degree
What is a nonphysician practitioner?