Abbreviations
What does DMD stand for?
Doctor of Dental Medicine
What types of organizations have we learned about?
Professional Organizations
Civic and Community Organizations
Student Organizations
What are the four education level types?
1. Associate's Degree
2. Bachelor's Degree
3. Master's Degree
4. Doctorate
True or False: A dress code is NOT required in the field of healthcare.
False.
What is a Dentist?
A doctor that specialize in oral health
What does RN stand for?
Registered Nurse
What is a professional organization?
A group that exist to further a certain career.
What are the three types of credentials?
1. Certification
2. Registration
3. Licensure
What qualities of your appearance create a sense of professionalism?
Good Hygiene
Tamed Hair
Appropriate Nails
Smiling
What is a Dietician?
A health professional that has special training in diet and nutrition
What does RD stand for?
Registered Dietitian
What is a civic and community organization?
A group that exists to enhance the well-being of all people in an area through volunteer service actions.
Which degree requires four or more years of study?
Bachelor's Degree.
What are some common dress code rules? (name at least 3)
Well-fitted uniform/clothing
No sandals or high heels
Name badge
Most jewelry is forbidden(wedding ring, small earrings, watch is allowed)
What is a Athletic Trainer?
A medical professional who is trained to deal with injuries of athletes
What does ATC and DC stand for?
ATC: Certified Athletic Trainer
DC: Doctor of Chiropractor
What is a student organization?
A group that exist to aim to enhance the quality of education with the goal to encourage pride and excellence in work.
What type of credential means names of people who are qualified to work in a career are kept on a official list?
Registration.
What are desirable traits to have as a healthcare worker?(name at least 3)
Positive Attitude
Following the Rules
Communicating Effectively
Interacting Appropriately
Growing Personally and Professionally
What is a Registered Nurse?
A licensed medical professional who provides hands-on care in different medical and community settings
What does DVM/VMD and ECG stand for?
DVM/VMD: Veterinarian
ECG: Electrocardiograph Technician
What are the two examples of a student organization?
1. HOSA-Future Health Professionals
2. SkillsUSA
What's the difference between credentials and accreditation?
Credentials ensure that workers have the vital skills and are competent while accreditation certifies that a program of study meets or exceeds a minimum standard of quality.
What is the difference between verbal, written, and non-verbal communication?
Verbal- face to face or over the phone
Written- time to research and organize thoughts
Non-verbal- facial expressions and body language
What is a Veterinarian?
A medical professional that treat the injuries and illnesses of pets/animals.