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What is the process of exchanging information with others?
What is communication.
What involves the use of words, spoken or written.
What is verbal communication?
What type of communication uses no spoken words.
What is nonverbal communcation?
Phrases that are used over and over but do not really mean anything.
What are cliches?
The medical term for fainting.
What is syncope?
What is cyanotic?
What is the term for a substance that stops blood from clotting.
What is an anticoagulant?
What is the term that means stopping of a flow of blood.
What is hemostasis?
Hgb is the abreviation for what oxygen carrying protein in red blood cells.
The creation of a record of care given to a patient.
What is documentation?
What is the term for an accident, problem, or unexpected event during the course of care of a patient.
What is an incident?
Information that can be seen, heard, felt or smelled is called what?
What is objective.
What is a loss of function or ability?
What is an impairment?
What is a group of particular patients called that may need special attention?
What is a population?
The branch of medicine dealing with people under the age of 18 is called what?
What is pediatrics.
What is the branch of medicine that deals with elderly patients called?
What is geriatrics?
What is the disability that is present at birth or emerges during childhood, up to the age of 22.
What is developmental disabilities?
What is 1645 is regular time?
What is 4:45pm.
Trying to understand and identify what a patient is going through is called?
What is empathy?
Should PBT's use medical terminology when speaking to a patient?
When talking with a patient you should always have eye contact. True or false.
What is true?
Can we use gentle touch with our patients?
What does the root word phleb or phlebo mean?
This is the medical root for vein.
What time is 1800?
What is 6:00pm.
Which impairment affects a person's ability to think logically and clearly?
What is cognitive impairment?