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AH 104 CH 1

KEY TERMS

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assessment gathering information; a step in charting that is the health care professionals's impression of waht is wrong with the patient, based on the signs and symptoms.
auditory learner a person who learns best by hearing new material
bias opinion made before facts are known
career ladders the various levels within an occupational area that require different amounts of education and training
certification thh process of determining whether a person has met predetermined standards.
kinesthetic learner a person who learns new material best through the performance of hands-on activities.
learning style a theory that states that individuals learn in different ways; the most common categories are classified by the senses (sight, sound, and touch)
licensure a designation that means a person has been granted permission to legally perform certain acts.
manual dexterity skill in working with the hands
objective data direct observations made by the health care worker to evaluate a patient's condition
opinion beliefs that are not based on certainty or are made without researching the facts
problem-solving process a sequence of organized steps that is followed to assist in making good decisions
registration being placed on an official list after meeting the educational and testing requirements for a specific profession
reliable trustworthy
scope of practice a description or list of skills that a specific occupational title is legally allowed to perform
signs objective evidence gathered by health care workers about the patient's condition
subjective data informaiotn the patient tells the health care worker about his or her condition that cannot be directly observed
symptoms subjective data reported to the health care provider by the patient
visual learner a person who learns new material best by seeing it
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