Unit 1 Part 1 Flashcards

1
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type of care where a patient receives active but short-term treatment for a severe injury or episode of illness, an urgent medical condition, or during recovery from surgery

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acute care

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2
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type of care where patient receives ongoing treatment

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long term care (LTC)

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3
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type of care provided that helps individuals remain out of the acute or LTC facilities

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community care

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4
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type of care that is provided mostly in the community, but can be hired to care for clients in the acute or LTC facility

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private agencies

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5
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government responsible for enforcing the health care act, contributes financially through taxes

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federal government

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6
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government responsible for delivering health care, and pays for it in the facilities

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provincial government

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7
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the hub of the laboratory that receives and sorts speciments deivered

enters patient and speciment information in the lab information system

distributes specimen to appropriate department

packages specimen for transport

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accessioning

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8
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study of the formed elements of the blood (RBC, WBC, and platelets)

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hematology

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9
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most common test done in Hematology

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CBC (Complete Blood Count)

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10
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specialized Hematology area concerned with laboratory testing associated with bllding and clotting disorders such as hemophelia

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coagulation

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11
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if there is no coagulation department, the blood sample goes to

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hematology

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12
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the largest of the laboratory departments, determines the concentration of chemical constituents of different body fluids

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chemistry

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13
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usually a subsection of the chemistry or hematology department

involves the testing of urine specimens

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urinalysis

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14
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the study of micro organisms including bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses

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microbiology

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15
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study of antigen-antibody reactions used to diagnose certain infectuous diseases, AIDs, allergies

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serology (immunology)

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16
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department responsible for providing blood products to patients requiring transfusions

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blood bank (immunohematology)

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17
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the study of tissue structure

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histology

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18
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a division of anatomic pathology in which structural changes in cells are evaluated in order to detect and diagnose disease

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cytology

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19
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the incision of a vein in order to collect a blood sample

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phlebotomy

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20
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what is wrong with the patient

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diagnostic testing

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21
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used to develop treatment of a medical condition

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therapeutic assessment

22
Q

making sure that the treatment is working

A

monitoring

23
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__% of decisions about diagnosis and treatment are based on laboratory test results

24
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__% of decisions about diagnosis and treatment are based on laboratory test results

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when facing conflicts, you follow the chain of command to resolve it, which means you go to ____ first
the individual
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when facing conflicts, you follow the chain of command when trying to resolve it, which means you go to the ____ first
individual
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principles of conduct that establish standards and morals that govern decisions and behavior
ethics
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concerned whether the medical workers actions are right or wrong
medical ethics
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an idea or opinion that's driven by a desire to be good
moral precept
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a set of rules that defines allowable actions or correct behavior
ethical code
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3 major points common to most ethical standards
1. do no harm to anyone 2. perform according to sound technical ability and good judgement 3. respect patient's rights (confidentiality, privacy, right to refuse)
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patient has the right to be a part of the decision making regarding the health care plan
autonomy
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good must result from the treatment
beneficence
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doing no harm must be the goal good must outweigh the harm even if some harm is inflicted during the treatment
nonmaleficence
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all should be treated fairly
justice
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is observed by being truthful, keeping promises, respecting patient's rights, and protecting the personal integrity of the patient
fidelity
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information about the care and treatment of patients should be kept and used only for health care purposes
confidentiality
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concerned with whether the medical worker acted legally or illegally
medical law
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when patient agrees to treatment, also known as explicit consent
informed consent
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consent that is not expressly granted by a person, but rather implicitly granted by a person's actions ex. holding out the arm, unresponsive
implied or implicit consent
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you can be charged with ____ (verbal threat) and ____ (physical) if you force care on or harm the patient
assault and battery
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you are required to provide safe care for a patient even if you do not like the individual
duty of care
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you can be sued if the patient is harmed because the care you gave was incorrect
liability and negligence (malpractice)
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client's rights (PHIA)
right to be informed, respected, self determination, privacy and confidentiality
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an act or threat causing another to be fearful of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause harm, verbal threat
assault
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the unlawful touching of a person without consent, intentional harmful or use of force without consent (physical harm)
battery
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defined as a written attach on a person's reputation ex. social media
libel
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a spoken attack on a person's reputation ex. gossiping
slander
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the national organization
CSMLS - Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science
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the provincial organization
MAMLS - Manitoba Association for Medical Laboratory Science
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What does WRHA stand for?
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority