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Clinical Secretary Reverse Definitions

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Definition
Central Supply/Materials Management   Responsible for sterilizing and distributing sterile equipment  
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Laundry   Responsible for supplying client-care units with clean laundry  
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Purchasing Department   Responsible for taking inventory  
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ESA/Environmental Service Aide   Responsible for the cleanliness of the facility  
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Critical Value   Result that deviates from normal and causes concerns  
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Waiting Room/Reception Area   Room for friend and relatives to visit  
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Pt/Teaching Room   Room used for teaching outpatients  
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Clean Utility Room   Stores frequently used supplies  
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Medication Room   Stores medications and IV drug solutions  
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Housekeeping Supply Room   Stores pails, mops, other cleaning supplies  
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Dirty Utility Rooms   Stores used equipment and supplies  
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Storage Room   Stores wheelchairs, IV poles, gurneys, etc  
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Conference Rooms   Team conferences, meetings, client inverviews  
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Scope of Practice   The boundaries of a person's responsibilities  
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Nurses Stations   The Head Office  
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Clinical Secretary/Ward Clerks   "The hub of the wheel."  
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Volunteer Services/Auxiliary   Unpaid workers who visit patients  
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Treatment Room   Used to perform examinations and minor procedures  
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Admitting/Client Registration   Usually the first point of contact; tracks all admissions and discharges; takes a daily census  
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Graphic Record   Vital Signs  
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Tuning Fork   A device used to check hearing  
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Otoscope   A device used to examine the ears  
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Ophthalmoscope   A device used to examine the eyes  
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Stethoscope   A device used to listen to the heart  
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Sphygmomanometers   A device used to measure blood pressure  
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I.D. Band   A plastic bracelet used on every admission  
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Consultation Report   A specialist dictates his findings  
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Hospital Number   An unique number assigned to each client  
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Stores/Materials Management   All equipment and supplies, other than those that must be sterilized, are obtained here  
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MAR-Medication Administration Record   Any medications given to a client must be recorded and signed for  
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The Business Office   Billing of provincial and territorial plans; and private insurance companies  
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Acute Care   Care for a client with an illness expected to run a short course  
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Chronic Care   Care from someone with a chronic illness  
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Admission Sheet   Chart begins with this  
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Dictation Room   Confidential room for doctors to dictate  
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Cross-Covering   Covering two units  
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Maintenance/Environmental Engineering   Ensures all equipment is safe and operational  
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Shift Report   Essential client information passed on to the next shift of nurses  
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Admission Interview/Assessment form   Gathers a basic health history  
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Pneumatic Tube System   Interconnecting tunnels that connect all units  
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Paging Systems   Internal communications systems  
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Nurses Notes   Kept mostly by nurses  
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Critically Ill   Medical Crisis  
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Dumbwaiter   Mini elevator for small objects  
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Doctor's order sheets   Must be dated and signed each time a new order is given  
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Risk Management/Infection Control   Oversees infection control policies and procedures within the facility  
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Progress Notes   Physician's assessment of the client's response to treatment  
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Hospital Card   Plastic card imprinted with essential client information  
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ID Labels/Stickers   Preprinted with essential client information  
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Signature Sheet   Provides a method of tracking initials  
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Nutritional Services   Provides all client meals  
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Medical Records/Health Information Services   Responsible for all charts generated within the hospital  
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Pharmacy   Responsible for all medication used in the hosptial  
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Information Services   Responsible for communications systems within the hospital  
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Public Relations   Responsible for community liason  
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Employee Health Services   Responsible for employees work-related medical needs  
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Human Resources/Employee Services   Responsible for recruiting and interviewing new employees  
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