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2nd Sem, 1st 9 wks
Exam review - 2nd semester, 1st 9 weeks
Question | Answer |
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Ancient Times | Believed that illness was caused by demons and spirits |
Ancient Romans | Began public health and sanitation systems |
Dark Ages | Emphasis was places on saving the soul and the study of medicine was prohibited |
Middle Ages | The "black death" pandemic occurred |
Renaissance | Artists Michelangelo and DaVinci studied human dissection to help with their art |
Hippocrates | Father of Medicine |
Ambrose Pare | Father of Modern Surgery |
Joseph Lister | 1st doctor to use antiseptic during surgery |
Sir Alexander Fleming | Discovered penicillin |
Inez Semmelweis | Encouraged hand-washing after autopsies and before delivering babies |
Complementary and Alternative Methods (CAM) | Using therapies such as acupuncture or chiropractic treatments instead of/ in addition to traditional medicine |
Geriatric Care | Specialized care for the elderly |
Preventing Illnesses | Providing patient education for lifestyle modifications before any disease can occur |
Health Literacy | Ability to access, understand, and use health information to make health decisions |
Outpatient Services | Providing care to a patient without being admitted to a health care facility |
World Health Organization (WHO) | Complies statistics on disease; investigates serious heath problems of the world |
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) | Regulates food and drug products sold to the public |
Occupational Safety and Heath Administration (OSHA) | A federal agency that establishes and enforces standards that protect workers from job-related injuries and illnesses |
National Institutes of Heath (NIH) | National organization that is involved in the research of disease |
Centers of Disease Control (CDC) | National organization that researches causes, spread and control of diseases in populations |
Medicaid | State-administered medical assistance program for low-income individuals/ families |
Medicare | Nationally-administered medical assistance program for citizens age 65 or over |
Medigap | Health insurance policy that helps pay for expenses not covered by Medicare |
State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) | Low cost health insurance to uninsured children of families who do not qualify for Medicaid |
Worker's Compensation | Provides treatment for workers injured on the job with payments made by employers and the state for health care costs and lost wages |
Therapeutic | Maintain or change a patient's status over time. |
Diagnostic | Determine what is wrong with the patient - creating a picture of that patient's health |
Health Informatics | Provide functions that support and document patient care |
Support Services | Provide a therapeutic environment for the delivery of health care |
Biotech, Research and Develop | Use scientific advancements to enhance health. |
Associate's Degree | Awarded by vocation school/community college and requires completion of a 2 year course study |
Bachelor's Degree | Awarded by college/university and requires completion of a 4 year course of study |
Master's Degree | Awarded by college/university and requires completion of 2 or more years beyond a Bachelor's Degree |
Doctorate | Awarded by college/university and requires completion of 1 or more years beyond a Master's Degree |
Professional | The highest level of training that at least requires a Bachelor's Degree |
Certification | Required of some careers; professional agencies administer an exam and maintain a list of qualified individuals |
Registration | Issued by the state government; authorizes an individual to work in a health care occupation |
Licensure | Issued by a professional organization when a person fulfills requirements of education and performance |
Empathy | Identifying with another person's feelings and situation |
Dependability | Being reliable in a work performance |
Tact | Saying or doing the right thing in a situation |
Competence | Being qualified and capable to perform a task |
Responsibility | Being accountable for actions and behavior |
Discretion | Observing the patient's rights to confidential care and watching what you say and do |
Autocratic | Maintains total rule; makes all the decisions |
Democratic | Encourages the participation of individual's in decisions |
Laissez-Faire | Hands-off leader; the group has minimal rules and functions with little direction |
Slander | False and malicious information that is damaging to a person's reputation |
Negligence | Failure of a professional to use the skills normally expected of in a particular profession resulting in injury to another person |
Malpractice | Failure to give care that is normally expected of a person |
Abuse | Any act that results in physical harm, pain, or mental anguish |
Assault | Any threat or attempt to injure another person |
Battery | Unlawful touching of another person without permission |
Invasion of Privacy | Unnecessary exposure of an individual or revealing personal information about another individual without their permission |
False Imprisonment | Restraining or restricting an individual's freedom |
Dys- | Difficult or painful (bad) |
Brady- | Slow |
Endo- | Inside |
A-, An- | Without, negative |
Peri- | Surrounding |
Inter- | Between or among |
Cardi/o | Heart |
My/o | Muscle |
Oste/o | Bone |
Cost/o | Rib |
Neur/o | Nerve |
Gastr/o | Stomach |
Nephr/o | Kidney |
Aden/o | Gland |
Hepat/o | Liver |
Ot/o | Ear |
Rhin/o | Nose |
Arteri/o | Artery |
-ectomy | surgical removal |
-ostomy | surgical opening |
-otomy | surgical incision |
-sclerosis | abnormal hardening |
-itis | inflammation |
-ology | study of |
-osis | abnormal condition |
-scope | instrument to view |
-pnea | breathing |
Integumentary | Helps regulate body temperature; protects body from dehydration, infection and injury |
Skeletal | Creates structure and framework of the body; produces blood cells; protects internal organs |
Muscular | Contract and relax in order to enable body movements; generates heat |
Nervous | Send electrical messages throughout the body to coordinate and control body activities |
Circulatory or Cardiovascular | Transports blood around the body the deliver oxygen and nutrients and remove waste products |
Lymphatic | Removes waste from tissue; helps with immunity |
Respiratory | Exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide |
Digestive | Physical/chemical breakdown of food; absorbs nutrients, transports foods, and eliminates waste |
Urinary System | Filters blood to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance; eliminates waste via urine |
Endocrine | Secretes hormones to regulate body process |
Reproductive System | Enables reproduction of new life |
Larynx | Voicebox |
Lung | Organs of respiration |
Nose | Where the air enters |
Sinuses | Cavities in the skull the warm/moisten air and help with voice resonance |
Pharynx | Passageway for food and air |
Bronchus | Lower end of the windpipe that divide into the lungs |
Trachea | Windpipe |
Nasal Cavity | Where cilia trap dirt and particles from the air |
Alveoli | Clusters of thin-walled sacs that exchange air |
Diaphragm | Muscle that controls inspiration and expiration |
Infancy | A time when the individual is self-centered, where physical needs must be met |
Early Childhood | Great increase in vocabulary skills, with repeated phrases and questions; Digestive system is maturing with the start of solid foods and bladder and bowel training |
Late Childhood | Muscle coordination has improved and individuals get involved in sports; more accidents/broken bones |
Adolescence | Individuals pull away from family and responds more to peer influences; trying to establish and identity; Individuals may be at risk for chemical dependency, suicide and eating disorders |
Early Adulthood | Individual may focus on spouse and family commitments; Most productive life stage: post-secondary educations, careers, marriage and family |
Middle Adulthood | Individual may experience menopause or a decrease in the male hormone testosterone |
Late Adulthood | Individual is at risk for social isolation and further physical and mental decline |