Preindustrial America
Postindustrial America
Vocabulary
Health Care Careers
Occupational Education Levels
100

The requirements to practice were completing a 2-year MD degree and working as an apprentice 

What is medical education?

100
Notable changes in U.S. medicine occurred after this event
What is the American Civil War?
100

A physician who specializes in the care of hospitalized patients

What is a hospitalist?
100
People who evaluate a patient's health condition, diagnose abnormalities, and prescribe treatment plans

What are physicians?

100

An individual who complete an associates degree (ADN), a diploma program, or bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) degree

What is a registered nurse?

200

Known as the father of American psychiatry

Who is Dr. Benjamin Rush?

200

Harvard University and John Hopkins University made curriculum changes to become a physician that are known as

What is education reform?

200

A government made institution for individuals with chronic, medical illness

What is an asylum?

200

Physicians in non-primary care specialties dealing with particular diseases or organ systems

What are specialist?

200

An individual with a diplomate in psychology, which requires a doctor in philosophy (PhD) or a a doctor in psychology (PsyD), 5 years of postdoctoral experience, and the completion of the psychology examination

What is a psychologist?

300

Methods of bleeding, purging, hot and cold baths, and administration of mercury

What was mental illness treatment?

300

Played a critical role in protecting the interests of physicians

What is the American Medical Association?

300

A medical philosophy based on the holistic approach to treatment that also emphasizes correction of the position of the joints or tissues

What is osteopathic medicine? 

300

Providers who diagnose and treat problems related to gums, teeth, and tissue of the mouth

What are dentist?

300

An individual who receives 2 years of postsecondary education and is trained to perform procedures

What is a technician?

400

A place of confinement for the destitute and disruptive elements of society

What is an almshouse?

400

Universities that were created to prepare black physicians to practice medicine

What are Howard University School of Medicine and Meharry Medical school?
400

Any large-scale government-sponsored expansion of health insurance or intrusion in the private practice of medicine.

What is socialized medicine? 

400

Individuals who dispense medicines prescribed by physicians, dentists, and podiatrists and to provide consultation on the proper selection and use of medicines

What are pharmacists?

400

An individual who obtains a license that requires graduation from a 4-year accredited program that awards a doctor of chiropractic degree and completion of the state chiropractic board

What is a chiropractor?

500

Established outpatient clinics to provide free care to those who could not afford to pay

What are dispensaries?

500

The U.S. Supreme court decision that directed the states to provide community based services to people with mental illness

What is Olmstead V. L.C.?
500

A network of organizations that provides coordinated continuum of services to a defined population and is
willing to be held clinically and fiscally accountable for the outcomes and health status of the population serviced.

What is an integrated delivery system?

500

A nurse who has the education and clinical experience beyond those required of an RN.

What is an advanced-practice nurse?

500

An individual with a masters degree in occupational therapy and pass the Certification in Occupational Therapy exam

What is an occupational therapist?