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Preparing the Patient for Examination Patient interview - Answer- The first step in the examination process. It establishes a relationship between the medical assistant and the patient, and it allows the medical assistant to collect information and data pertinent to the patient's well-being. The health history form - Answer- The medical office usually has a standard medical history form that it uses for all patients. The specific arrangement and wording of items vary from office to office. ...

Chapter 39- preparing for examinations Check that all supplies and equipment are - Answer- present position the table - Answer- appropiately If there is a pillow on the table - Answer- cover it with a disposable towel The room should be - Answer- well organized, clean, comfortable, and at good temp. All surfaces should be cleaned - Answer- with disinfectant Make sure the patient - Answer- feels comfortable instruct patient to - Answer- put on gown and have them empty there bla...

Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination 4 lobes of the Cerebral Cortex - Answer-Occipital Lobe (helps brain interpret sensory information through the eyes) Parietal Lobe (spatial reasoning and sense of touch) Temporal Lobe (hearing and storage of permanent memory) Frontal Lobe (smell, body control and movement) 5 Components of Second Worldview Model - Answer-Human nature Relationship to nature Sense of time Activity Social Relationships 10 Stages of Ego Development Theory -...

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease PID- Etiology - Answer- caused by ascent of bacteria to vagina, endocervix, fallopian tubes, ovaries (cause - chlyd, gonorrhea, bacteroids, aerobic streptococci and anaerobic cocci PID- Signs & Symptoms - Answer- lower abdominal/pelvic pain, distension, decreased bowel sounds, +/- rebound tenderness, usually bilateral, back pain may radiate down to legs, fever/chills, abnormal vaginal discharge, less common symptoms: (nausea/vomiting, vaginal bleeding, dysuria) ...

Pelvic inflammatory Disease What is PID? - Answer-A clinical syndrome resulting from cervical microorganisms ascending to the endometrium, fallopian tubes, and contiguous structures What are the risk factors for PID? - Answer-Being a teenage girl, having multiple sexual partners, using intrauterine devices, and having prior PID What are the usual pathogens in PID? - Answer-Usually polymicrobic agents: N. gonorrhea, C. trachomatis, and mixed aerobic and anaerobic bacteria What is the cl...

Education Psychology Mr. Smith believes that all children are entitled to an education that is education should focus on the whole child. His views are most consistent with those of a)Benjamin Bloom b)John Dewey c)B.F. Skinner d)E.L. Thorndike - Answer- b Educational Psychology - Answer- the branch of psychology that specializes in understanding teaching and learning in educational settings Four teachers are discussing influences on being an effective teacher. Which of their followin...

Educational Psychology Behaviorism - Answer- theory that explains learning in terms of observable behaviors and how they're influenced by stimuli from the environment. ex: adult tries to control kid with stimulus Behaviorism: Definition of Learning - Answer- defines learning as a relatively enduring change in observable behavior that occurs as a result of experience ex: test anxiety = learned to be nervous Classical Conditioning (Pavlov) - Answer- occurs when an individual learns to ...

Educational Psychology D.pdf Empirical Knowledge - Answer- Knowledge that comes from research and observation Logical Knowledge - Answer- Knowledge that comes from concepts principles; educated ideas Mystery Teachers of Heaven - Answer- astronomy and astrology Mystery teachers of the secret word - Answer- philosophy and theology Mystery teachers of the land - Answer- geography Mystery teachers of the depths - Answer- geology Mystery teachers of the examined wo...

Educational Psychology Metacognition Matching - Answer- Thinking about thinking learner's knowledge and beliefs about their own cognitive processes and their conscious attempts to engage in behaviors and thought processes that enhance learning and memory. Epistemic beliefs Matching - Answer- Learner's beliefs about knowledge and learning; such beliefs often influence studeying and learning. Self-Regulation Matching - Answer- process of taking control of, monitoring, and evalu...

Education Psychology Mrs. Tell, a third-grade teacher, is using a taxonomy that is comprised of cognitive skills that include remembering, comprehending, synthesizing, and evaluating. Who created the taxonomy that Mrs. Tell is using? - Answer- Benjamin Bloom According to a recent survey, which of the following traits is characteristic of the best teachers? A. Having a sense of humor. B. Treating students like children. C. Assigning excessive amounts of homework. D. Showing favoritism to...