🏥 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
This facility provides care for a wide range of conditions and age groups and usually provides diagnostic, medical, surgical, and emergency care.
What is General Hospital?
This international organization, sponsored by the United Nations, addresses serious health problems throughout the world.
What is WHO?
This is the process by which a government agency authorizes an individual to work in a specific occupation.
What is licensure?
This pathway focuses on providing direct or indirect care designed to change a patient's health status over time.
What is Therapeutic Services?
You respond to emergencies, assess patients, provide emergency treatment, and transport patients to a hospital.
What is Paramedic?
This type of facility provides long-term assistance and care, often for elderly residents and people with chronic illnesses or disabilities
What is Long-Term Care Facility?
This agency provides healthcare services to veterans and their families.
What is VA?
This means a person has fulfilled education/performance requirements and meets standards established by a professional association or government agency.
What is Certification?
This pathway focuses on creating a picture of a patient's health status through testing and diagnostic procedures.
What is Diagnostic Services?
You help patients bathe, dress, eat, and move safely. You take vital signs and report changes to the nurse.
What is Certified Nursing Assistant?
This type of care serves terminally ill patients who generally have a life expectancy of about six months or less.
What is Hospice Care?
This agency is responsible for workplace safety regulations and standards.
What is OSHA?
These units of education are often required to renew a license or maintain certification or registration.
What is CEUs?
This pathway focuses on patient records, documentation, and maintaining confidentiality of health information.
What is Health Informatics?
You examine teeth and gums, treat cavities, and teach patients about oral health.
What is Dentist?
Healthcare facility is designed primarily to provide vision-related services, such as eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses.
What is Optical Center?
This agency is responsible for monitoring and tracking disease causes and outbreaks.
What is CDC?
This degree is typically earned after about two years of study at a technical school or community college.
What is Associate's Degree?
This pathway supports healthcare by helping maintain a safe, clean, and functional environment.
What is Support Services?
You care for patients with cancer, review test results, monitor treatment, and discuss treatment options.
What is Oncologist?
A hospital wants to make sure its employees follow regulations designed to prevent workplace injuries and exposure to hazards. This agency sets these workplace safety standards.
What is OSHA?
Match each type of organization with its primary source of funding: Private healthcare facility, nonprofit organization, public health organization.
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Put these degrees in order from the least to the greatest amount of years of education: doctorate, associate’s, master’s, bachelor’s.
What is Associate’s → Bachelor’s → Master’s → Doctorate.
This pathway uses living cells and molecules to develop new diagnostic tests, treatments, medications, vaccines, and other products.
What is Biotechnology Research and Development?
You create detailed drawings of organs, body structures, medical procedures, and diseases for textbooks and educational materials.
What is Medical Illustrator?