Referred by: Able Body, Physician and Harry I Hart, MD B. Colonoscopy on 1/16/05 is Normal C. ICD-9 Diabetes Mellitus is 250 3. A. Followup on 12/27/04 prn fever>102 or SX worsens B. Platelet count 1/9/05 is 378.9. Normal 150-450 KTML. Count is within normal limits C. WBC on 4/26/03 is 6.0. Normal 4.0 - 12 KTML.
This approach is best for pulmonology because the structure of this study lies within the superior part of the body when divided by the transverse plane. The body cavity is the study of the body cavities and the organs in the cavities. This approach is used when studying certain organs in the body and how a disease affects different organs. This approach is best for gastroenterology because all of the structures located within this study are located within the body cavities of the human body. The quadrants and regions divide the lower torso into four sections and nine region sections to identify the areas where internal organs are placed.
As a phlebotomist in blood collection, you wash your hands before and after each patient. Also between each patient you can use antiseptic hand cleanser. It is also important to wear the proper protective clothing that would provide a barrier against infection. This protective clothing and any thing you wear to protect you is called PPE or Personal Protective Equipment. Examples of PPE’s are gloves, gowns, lab coats, face shields, masks, and goggles.
The principle Primum Non Nocere teaches the use of the least invasive methods necessary to allow the body to heal itself. A detailed look into a patient’s history and habits can help identify what level of intervention is required based on how severe their symptoms are. Another distinguishing factor of naturopathy from conventional medicine is the principle Tolle Totem. In order to find out the underlying cause of what might be making a patient sick enough time needs to be spent asking the right questions and investigating deeper than their symptoms. Good health is more
The actual definition of an anesthesiologist is "A physician specializing in anesthesia and the administration of anesthetics." ("Anesthesiologist"). Which is a pretty vauge description of an anesthesiologist. Basically, what they do is administer the pharmisutical drugs into the in ways such as needles and masks to numb the pain of surgery. A more elaborate definition was obtained from an encyclopedia ("Anesthesiology").
The pH level is an indicator of: a) sedimentation b) filtration level c) oxygen levels d) whether a solution is acid or alkaline 35. Clarifying shampoos contain acidic ingredients that: a) reduce dandruff c) are always a good idea b) decrease shine d) cut through product buildup _____ _____ 36. If your client has a dry scalp, the condition may be helped by a: a) hair mask c) protein treatment b) detangler d) scalp conditioner _____ 37. The best method for hair brushing is to: a) brush random areas c) brush the scalp vigorously b) part it into sections d) focus on the ends _____ 38. When you elevate the hair below 90 degrees, you are: a) creating curl c) building weight b) layering the hair d) removing weight _____ 39.
Sonographers begin by explaining the procedure to the patient and recording any medical history that may be relevant to the condition being viewed. They then select appropriate equipment settings and direct the patient to move into positions that will provide the best view. To perform the exam, sonographers use a transducer, which transmits sound waves in a cone-shaped or rectangle-shaped beam. Although techniques vary by the area being examined, sonographers spread a special gel on the skin to aid the transmission of sound waves. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010) Viewing the screen during the scan, sonographers look for subtle visual cues that contrast healthy areas with unhealthy ones.
2. 3. 4. Evaluate and employ principles used in the construction of medical terms Analyze the meaning and use of selected roots words Demonstrate ability to build medical terms through the addition of prefixes and suffixes Recognize, define, and evaluate the meaning and use of selected prefixes and suffixes that describe anatomic structures or physiologic functions Recognize, define, and evaluate the meaning and use of selected prefixes and suffixes that relate to the pathologic processes and diagnostic or therapeutic procedures Recognize, define, and evaluate medical terms that pertain to the body as a whole List the main structural units of the body Define anatomic positions Name and identify the three planes of the body Recognize, define, pronounce, and spell terms used to describe the location of body structures List and locate the four main cavities of the body List and locate the four quadrants and the nine regions of the abdominopelvic cavity 7. Identify and describe the anatomic structures and physiologic functions of selected systems of the human body Construct, pronounce, and correctly spell medical terms that relate to selected systems of the human body Identify, differentiate, and compare and contrast the diseases of selected systems of the human body Select, assess, and appropriately modify the diagnostic procedures that relate to selected systems of the human body Choose, evaluate, and appropriately modify therapeutic options for the diseases of selected systems of the human
Understanding Interstitial Cystitis by Shawn Mantle Professor Harris LSCS Tomball English 1301-1310/1309 12 April 2011 Work Cited Marshall, Keri “Interstitial Cystitis: Understanding the Syndrome.” Alternative Medicine Review 8.4(2003):426-437, EBSCO Host. Web. 17 Mar. 2011. Outline There are different types of treatments and therapies for Interstitial Cystitis(IC) patients.
They do this while taking into account the patient's physical, emotional and mental ability and the nature of injury or disease suspected or present. As a radiologic technologist or “X-Ray tech", this person will produce films of different parts of the body to diagnose medical problems. This will prepare the patient for radiologic exams by explaining the procedure, removing jewelry, etc that can interfere with the machinery, and positioning patients so they may be properly x-rayed. To prevent unnecessary exposure to radiation, the patient is covered with lead vest or other plates. Then the x-ray equipment would be positioned to the correct angle and height over the appropriate area of a patient’s body.