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adv pt care pt1

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#1 responsibility for health care team care for patients
people who have the same physical characteristics race
shared system of beliefs, values, and behavioral expectations culture
what is designed to "serve as a guide by which registered technologists may evaluate their professional conduct as it relates to patients, health care consumers, employers, colleagues andother members of the healthcare team." ARRT code of ethics (standards of ethics)
what does SBAR stand for situation- background - assessment - recommendation
what is the technique that can be used to facilitate prompt and appropriate communication SBAR
system designed for health care professionals to provide high quality and safe patient care teamSTEPPS
neonates refers to patients what ages brith - 1 year
adolescents refers to patients what ages 13-18
young adults refers to patients what ages 19-45
middle adults refers to patients what ages 46-64
geriatrics refers to patients what ages 65+
t/f written is verbal communication true
examples of nonverbal communication eye contact, touching, facial expression, physical appearance, gestures
what is an important consideration when addressing kids get at their eye level
federal law guarantees patients the right to effective communications meaning interpreters and sign language are available always
loss of language function because of injury to language centers in the brain aphasia
what is alarm fatigue constant hearing it that we tend to dismiss it
what are the phases of grieving process denial anger bargaining depression acceptance
cognitive refers to thinking, learning remembering, decision making
sensory refers to sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, spatial awareness
what is the patient self-determination act federal law that ensures patients rights to make decisions about their medical care
when was the PSDA law made 1990
patients privacy is protected by HIPPA
if the patients status is DNR what does that mean do not perform CPR if a persons heartt or breathing stops
how can a patient access their information and who owns it the hospital owns the information but the patient has the right to ask for it
what is a living will outlines pts wishes for medical treatment
"let the master answer" respondeat superior
respondeat superior who is liable employer is liable for the actions of their employees
"the thing speaks for itself" res ipsa loquitur
res ipsa loquitur who is liable individual is liable
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