Tools of the Trade
What's my job?
Workplace Wonders
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Career Clues
100

This tool listens to heart and lung sounds.

Stethoscope
100

Cares for children, plans activities, and ensures safety.

Early childhood educator

100

Where a dental hygienist works.

Dental office

100

How many years does it usually take to become an RN?

2-4 years. Associate's or Bachelor's degree

100

I help people recover from sports injuries. Who am I?

Athletic trainer

200

This is used to examine ears.

Otoscope

200

Provides oral hygiene education and cleans teeth.

Dental hygienist 

200

Common workplace for a pediatric nurse.

Pediatric unit or Children's hospital

200

What kind of degree does a preschool teacher need?

Associate's degree or Child Development Associates

200

I give shots, check vitals, and work in many settings.

Nurse

300

Used to clean between teeth.

Floss

300

Uses play and learning to support child development.

Preschool teacher

300

Where you might find a certified athletic trainer.

 High school

300

What is the first step to becoming a dental assistant?

attending a training program or dental assisting school

300

I work with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers daily.

preschool teacher

400

This tool is used to measure blood pressure.

Blood pressure cuff

400

Supports patients with walking using assistive devices.

Nursing assistant or Rehab aide

400

A place where many healthcare professionals work shifts.

Hospitals

400

What degree is required to become a dental hygienist.

associate degree in dental hygiene

400

I assess teeth and find cavities. Who am I?

Dental hygienist

500

Used to stabilize a sprained wrist.

splint

500

Gives CPR, assists in emergencies, and works in ambulances.

Paramedic or EMT

500

Common setting for physical therapy.

Rehab center or Physical therapy clinic

500

What is a CNA and how long does it take to become one?

Certified Nursing Assistant, and it usually takes 4–12 weeks

500

I help patients who have trouble breathing, manage ventilators, and provide oxygen therapy. I often work in hospitals, especially in ICU units. Who am I?  

Respiratory Therapist