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Dynamics- Chap. 1
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Rutgers-DeLaet- Healthcare history, trends, and professions.
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These men are known as the Fathers of Microbiology
Crick and Watson
Pasteur and Koch
Laennac and Jannsen
Avicenna and Jenner
2
Physicians and nurses usually never participate in volunteer organizations.
True
False
3
Once regarded as a sign of wealth & social status, ______ is considered a/an disease today.
diabetes
hypertension
aging
obesity
4
Patients with serious, severe, or painful conditions receive acute care at a hospital.
False
True
5
Persian physician in medieval times who wrote the Canon of Medicine
Pastuer
Hippocrates
Avicenna
Versalius
6
Invention of this medical instrument in the 1900s allows blood pressure measurement.
Stethoscope
Microscope
sphygmomanometer
cardiogram
7
Egyptian medicine was considered highly advanced during this period.
Prehistoric times
Modern times
Medievil times
Ancient time
8
_______ skills are an essential requirement for anyone entering the health information field.
Laboratory
Telephone
Spelling
Computer
9
Meals on Wheels is a for-profit agency that provides meals and other nutritional services.
False
True
10
The first stethoscope was invented by _______ ________,
David Koch
Edward Jenner
Zaccharias Jannsen
Louis Pasteur
11
A subacute care facility cares for patients with complex medical and rehabilitative needs.
True
False
12
The first medical universities were established during this period.
Medievil times
Ancient times
Renaissance
Modern times
13
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ promote healing through nutrition, exercise, or relaxation.
health prevention
complementary medicine
alternative medicines
health promotion
14
This is the study of microorganisms.
dissection
germ theory
microbiology
anatomy
15
Hospice provides care typically in-home during early stages of a patient’s terminal illness.
False
True
16
An outpatient remains in a hospital for more than 24 hours.
True
False
17
This disease resulted from unsanitary living conditions in the early Renaissance period.
Small pox
Measles
Bubonic Plague
Anthrax
18
They developed the first hospitals in ancient times
Nomads
Romans
Hippocrates
Europeans
19
In this type of care patients remain in their homes as long as they can care for themselves.
Aging in place
Aging in space
Assisted living
Home care
20
Most health care services are provided in settings other than a hospital.
True
False
21
Hippocrates believed in the idea of _______ instead of supernatural forces.
physiology
prognosis
diagnosis
education
22
Health care professionals assist physicians & providers in clinical/administrative procedures.
Answers 1 & 3
Surgical technicians
medical assistants
physician assistants
23
This disease did not exist in prehistoric times
cow pox
small pox
anthrax
measles
24
________ provides care for dying persons, their families, and other loved ones.
Sub acute care
Acute care
Hospice care
Home care
25
__________ is a trend in health care that will grow as people live longer, productive lives.
increased specialization
increasing technology
health promotion and prevention
aging population
26
Physician who wrote the first comprehensive book of anatomy
Andreas Vesalius
Avicenna
Hippocrates
Leonardo DaVinci
27
Volunteer organization(s) that provide educational programs to the community.
American Medical Association
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Answers 1 and 3
28
All the advances being made in all areas of medicine created smaller areas of ________.
medical knowledge
job opportunities
fewer jobs
health care specialization
29
Founder of modern nursing and improved sanitation to reduce infection to soldiers.
Clara Barton
Joseph Lister
Edward Jenner
Florence Nightingale
30
_______is a medical opinion about the likely outcome of a condition or disease.
Disease
Morbidity
Prognosis
Dignosis
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Provides direct patient care under the direction of a registered nurse (RN) or physician.
Phlebotomist
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
coding specialist
Emergency Medical technician (EMT)