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What is the literal translation of the term "phlebotomy" from the original Greek? - correct answer -to cut or incise a in What are the three main reasons that phlebotomy is performed today? - correct answer -to draw samples for diagnostic and monitoring purposes, to draw blood for transfusion purposes, to draw blood for therapeutic purposes (polycythemia) List the barriers to communication. - correct answer -language limitations, cultural diversity, emotions, age, physical disabilities ...

CMAA Study Guide Question and answers already passed 2024What is the medical law? - correct answer the medical administrative assistant is required to have a basic understanding of the legal principles. what is the physician-patient relationship? - correct answer an implied contract in which the physician is expected to assess and treat the patient with the same amount of knowledge, skill, judgment as another physician under the same circumstamces define: implied consent - correct answer a...

HOSA CPR/First Aid Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass How many breaths and compressions do you perform for each cycle of CPR? - Answer- 2 breaths and 30 compressions How do you treat a cut / gash on a person's arm? - Answer- With clean dressing, put gauze pads on the cut. Hold for 1 minute and state that you are holding for 1 minute. If bleeding continues, place more clean gauze pads and hold 1 more minute with more pressure. Bleeding should subside. Wrap arm with some kind of bandag...

Certified Phlebotomy Technician Study Guide Already Passed How are above the draw site should the tourniquet be placed? - Answer ️️ -4-6" Briefly explain the area in which to draw a PKU (Cognitive test) on an infant? - Answer ️️ -It is done on the infants heel or take a urine sample. What is the additive in in a light blue tube top? - Answer ️️ -Sodium citrate. Define neonate. - Answer ️️ -A newborn, human infant during the first month after birth. What does layperson mea...

Describe the difference between informed and implied consent? Correct Answer: Informed consent is required in writing after explanation of a procedure, with time to ask questions, while implied consent is assumed What is documentation? Correct Answer: Documentation is a complete, accurate, up-to-date record of the care a patient receives at a health care facility. Disclosure refers to the way health information is: Correct Answer: given to an outside person or organization. What is the...

WGU C963 - Objective Assessment|Complete with 100% Correct Answers Major contributors to social contract theory Hobbes, Locke, Reasseau Social Contract Theory We need food, clothing and shelter to survive and nothing should interfere with our ability to obtain them. We may also choose to believe in a god. The belief gives definition to our existance. Therefore it is important we define ourselves as individuals. Enlightenment Influence on Constitution Bill of Rights and the Second Amendment...

Emergency Care Chapter 4 13th Edition By Daniel Limmer & Michael F. O'Keefe scope of practice - ANSWER-a set of regulations and ethical considerations that define the scope, or extent and limits, of the EMT's job consent - ANSWER-permission from the patient for care or other action by the EMT expressed consent - ANSWER-consent given by adults who are of legal age and mentally competent to make a rational decision in regard to their medical well-being Implied consent - ANSWER-the conse...

CCMA NHA Exam Questions and Answers What is within the scope of practice for a CCMA ? - Answer-1. Educating patients on how to take their medication 2. Health promotion of the patient. 3. Performing an EKG. 4. Taking patients vitals. 5. Performing urinalysis. 6. Performing a throat culture. 7. Patient education. What is outside the scope of practice ? - Answer-1. Diagnosing patients. 2. Administering narcotics. 3. Interpreting laboratory results. 4. Pathogenic identification. 5. Per...

Humber Real Estate - Course 2, Module 3, Understanding Residential Property Types, Ownership and Planning Graded A Define a 'Dwelling Unit' A self-contained housing unit with one or more habitable rooms containing at minimum a kitchen, bathroom facilities and an exit from the building. What is the difference between a semi-detached structure and a vertically divided duplex? - A duplex is under single ownership (under 1 title) ... the dwelling units can then be lived in or rented out - The 2 d...