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chapter 2 phlebotomy

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active listening a set of skills tha enables one to become a moere affective listener;concentrating on the speaker, maintain eye contact,payattention to the speakers body languafe
Americans with disabilties Act (AD) federal regualtions prohibiting discrimation against people with diabilities
bar codes series of light and dark band of varying widths that ralte to alphanumerical symbols. they corrspond with the patients name and identifaction numbers
belifs doctine of faith of aperson or group spirtual oritantion family bonds
blind visually impaired or low vision refers to all people whoe need alternative tech to do the same tasks of an sighted person
central processing unit(CPU) thw main controller of the computer
clincal (medical) records documents that contain a chonological log of patients care . It must include any info that is clinically signifaican or relevant to the patients care
computerized patient record (CPR) computerized verison of medical clinical records
confidentiality the protected right any suty of health care workers not to disclose info acquiring bout a patien to theose who are not directly invloving with the care of the patient
critical value a test result that my be life threating and must be reported immediately to the patients physican
culture is a system of valuses belfifs and practices that stem from ones concept if reality
date of birth is the date which the individaul is born
delta checks quality control that allows for detection of clinically signicant changes in labortoy results
electronic medical records (EMR) computerized version of a medical rocord/ clinical record
email electronic mail often used in health care facilties gudieliness for using email inculfing patients consent to use email are now required of health care facilties
fax transmission facsmile refers to a documents sent through a fax machines
hardware refers to a computers the programbale machine the brain of the machine that excutes activites
health literacy written spoken or consceptual knowledge of health information
pace of voice refers to the rate and speed of your voice
radio frequency indentifaction another form of identifcation tag used in health care for identfying and tracking records equipments and supplies specimens and patients
requistion form paper based method for requesting laboatory test
security password a sequence of characters that enbables access to parts of acomputer system
software the isstruction to operate computer hardware that is written in a computer programming language
speciman collection manual electrionic or paper based document required by accredating agencies that includes instruction fir oatient prepartion, type of collection containers amounts of specimen requirried for specfied tests
STAT an emergency sitution that requires immediate action
storage
tone (of voice) also called intonation refers to the pitch of the voice ranging from high to low
traditions customs and behaivors asscoicated with groups
universal serious bus(USB) a connector or computer hardware used tp attach a range pf devices fpr, a standardized interface divise to storge devices and other equipment
values the accepted principals of agroup
zone of comfort area of space surrounding a person/patient tjat os considred privaate.
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