Chapter 3: Professionalism and Job-Seeking Skills
Chapter 4: Legal and Ethical Issues
Chapter 29: The Integumentary System
Chapter 30:The Musculoskeletal System
Medical Terminology
100

when does the chance for a potential employer to meet you personally occur?

interview 

100

what is the abuse of an older person called?

elder abuse

100

this dark pigment give our skin, hair and eyes their color is called

melanin

100

what gives structure and shape to the body and protects vital organs from injury?

the skeleton 

100

arthritis 

inflammation of the joints

arthr/o- = joint

-itis  = inflammation

200

a brief document that gives a possible employer general information about you, your education, and work experience is called

resume 

200

the document that allows a person to make their wishes regarding health care known to family members and health care working in case the time comes when they are no longer able to make those wishes known themselves

advance directive 

200

the general term used to describe any break in the skin

lesion

200

name a treatment for a fracture

reduction: bringing the broken ends into alignment

fixation: holding the bone in one position until the fracture heals

closed reduction: doctor lines up broken ends by pushing/pulling together

external fixation: no surgery, cast

ORIF: (open reduction, internal fixation) surgical, use of plates, screws, rods, pins or wires to hold the broken ends in place until healed

traction: nonsurgical until person can tolerate surgery, keeps in alignment with applied weight 

200

dermatology 

study of the skin

dermat/o  =skin

-logy  = study of

300

how much notice should you give your current employer when leaving a job?

2 weeks notice

300

threatening or attempting to touch a person without their consent, causing that person to fear bodily harm is called

assault

300

this type of wound is the result of a planned surgical or medical intervention 

intentional wound 

300

demonstrate both abduction and adduction of the shoulder 

abduction: moving away from the midline of the body

adduction: moving toward the midline of the body

300

osteoarthritis 

inflammation and breakdown of joint cartilage and underlying bone 

oste/o  = bone

arthr  = joint

-itis  = inflammation

400

an organization's human resources (HR) department is also known as

personnel
400

this document transfers the responsibility for making medical decisions on the person's behalf to another person

durable power of attorney for health care

400

what is the underlying cause of all pressure ulcers?

immobility

400

this type of exercise involves moving a joint through it's full range of motion without the resident or patient assisting

passive range of motion (PROM)

400

subcutaneous 

under the skin

sub-  = under, below

cutane/o = skin

-ous = pertaining to

500

what time frame should you send a short thank-you email after interviewing for a position?

1 day

500

what does HIPAA stand for?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

500

name 2 tasks a nursing assistant can do to prevent pressure ulcers

avoid same position for a long period of time, use observational skills, provide good skin care, provide good perineal care, anticipate toileting needs, encourage mobility, minimize friction or shearing, encourage nutrition and hydration, use pressure relieving devices

500

this disease is the excessive loss of bone tissue and is most common in older adult females

osteoporosis 

500

myalgia 

muscle pain

my/o = muscle 

-algia  = pain