Chapter 1 - Introduction Flashcards

1
Q

OSHA

A

occupational safety and health administration

  • sets standards to protect health care workers and their patients
  • can inspect any facility
  • relationships between employers and employees to to students
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2
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HIPAA

A

health insurance portability and accountability act

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3
Q

adventitious

A

coming from an external source; occurring spontaneously

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4
Q

afebrile

A

without fever

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5
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biopsy

A

removal and examination of tissue

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6
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comorbid

A

two or more possibly unrelated medical conditions existing at the same time

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7
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constitutional

A

relating to the body as a whole

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8
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erythema

A

redness of the skin brought about by capillary dilation

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9
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febrile

A

having a fever

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10
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malaise

A

a general feeling of discomfort or uneasiness; often the first symptom of an illness or infection

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11
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morbidity

A

consequences of a given illness

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12
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mortality

A

death from a particular illness or disease

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13
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palliative or supportive

A

reducing the severity of an illness or treatment of disease without curing it

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14
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prodromal

A

preillness symptoms

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15
Q

purulent

A

pus filled

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16
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sequela

A

a condition occuring as a consequence of a given illness or disease

17
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suppurative

A

pus forming

18
Q

OSHA blood-borne pathogens

A
  • safeguards against hazards

- access to PPE, blood-borne pathogen training and knowledge of who to contact

19
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Barriers to Blood-borne pathogens

A

barriers = devices worn to protect both the health care worker and patient against the spread of disease
- gloves, face shield

20
Q

Disinfection

A

HIV = 30 seconds

Hepatitis B = 10 minutes of saturation

21
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Federal Regulations

A
  • protect patient privacy

- FERPA: protects student education records

22
Q

International Classification of Diseases

A
  • three letter codes and numbers

- spefific diagnosis and medical procedures

23
Q

Current procedural terminology

A

set of billing codes

24
Q

Preparticipation exam

A
  • 6 weeks before sport season
25
Q

DO

A

doctor of osteopathy

26
Q

DPM

A

doctor of pediatry

27
Q

LPN

A

license practice nurse