Final Review Flashcards
What is the Hippocratic oath?
Oath taken after graduating medical school regarding ethics
State who Hippocrates is
Father of medicine
Florence nightingale was with regards to her car rear
Started the first nursing school
Leeuwenhoek invented the
Microscope
The difference between the study of anatomy and physiology
The difference between the study of anatomy and physiology is understanding the chemistry and physics to how the parts function
The purpose of a stehoscope
Osculate all body sounds
The disease process is
How a disease acts from beginning to end
Gutenberg invented the
Printing press
Two new ways of teaching medical school included
Observing patient at bedside and lecture with labs
Client comes in and you diagnose them with a broken leg one type of medication you may write in order for this is
Morphine
Osculate means to
Listen
Palpate means to
Feel
HX means
Health history or medical history
Post means
After
Anti means
Against
You write a prescription for new antibiotic and doing so you most likely have diagnosed the patient has having an
Bacterial infection
A midwife is working at the hospital you know an midwife is a
Someone who delivers babies
Who is Robert Koch
Father of microbiology
Who is Wilhelm roentgen
Invented x-rays
Which of the following are categorized as bacteria
Staphylococcus aureus
What does septic mean
Dirty
What does a “ mean
Without
What does aseptic mean
Sterile like conditions
The two main ideas invented in the 1900s which are still use for surgery today Are controlling pain and aseptic technique
False in the 1800s
State what antibiotics are used for the day
Kill bacteria
What are two categories of bacteria that antibiotics kill that were discussed in class
All bacteria
Define superstitious
Believe that spirits made people sick
State three basic routes for administering medicine
Injections ,IV, oral and rectal
Most medicines today in the US are made out of
Chemicals
most medicines were made only from ____and _____in the beginning of the fields of apothecaries or pharmacies
Plants and herbs