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Introduction to Health Occupations

Introduction to Health Occupations

Introduction to Health Occupations

Today's Health Care Worker


6th Edition

by Shirley A. Badasch and Doreen S. Chesebro



Welcome to the online study guide, designed to accompany Introduction to Health Occupations, 6e by Shirley Badasch and Doreen Chesebro. To further enrich learning and teaching, this interactive study guide features chapter objectives and summary, audio glossary, multiple choice questions, matching exercises, case studies with critical thinking questions, challenge your knowledge visual thinking questions, study tips, procedure checklists, and web links, which will help you apply the concepts presented in this new exciting text.

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Prentice Hall Health would like to wish all students great success in this course and in their health careers.

I. BASIC KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

Introduction to Being a Health Care Worker

Finding the Right Occupation for You

Medical Ethics and Law

Meeting Your Needs and the Needs of Others

Effective Communications

Medical Terminology

Medical Math

Your Body and How it Functions

Human Growth and Development

Nutrition

Measuring Vital Signs

Controlling Infection

Patient and Employee Safety

Employability and Leadership

II. MULTI-DISCIPLINARY SKILLS

Nurse Assistant/Patient Caregiver

Home Health Aide

Electrocardiogram Technician

Laboratory Assistant/Medical Assistant Laboratory Skills; Phlebotomist

Physical Therapy Aide

Central Supply/Central Processing Worker

Environmental Services Technician/Housekeeper

Health Information Technician

Clinical Medical Assistant

Dental Assistant

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