HCB 101 Units 1-3- Shirley
A - ANS-assess the situation
Acceptance - ANS-Incorporated the loss into life and finds ways to move forward
acceptance - ANS-The patient has found peace with the diagnosis or prognosis
Accountability - ANS-all members of health care team are held responsible for their
performance. It is vital Has thoroughly understand legal rights and limitations when providing pt
care services in military and civilian environments
active listening - ANS-Listening carefully to what they are saying and ask questions to get to the
root of their requests
Active Listening - ANS-skills require concentration and careful attention.
- repeat in your own words
- make eye contact
- assure customer that you are listening
Anger - ANS-expresses resistance and sometimes feels intense anger at a religious deity, other
ppl, or the situation
anger - ANS-Looks for a cause or fixes blame
Aqua Block - ANS-Automation (fire alarm, lights, alarm clocks)- utilize to improve awareness
Article 16 states - ANS-"A convenient place shall be set apart for sick or hurt men, to be
removed with their hammocks and bedding when the surgeon shall advise the same to be
necessary: and some of the crew shall be appointed to attend to and serve them and to keep
the place clean. The cooper shall make buckets with covers and cradles if necessary for their
use."
Article 16 was the first - ANS-direction given to the organization of Navy medicine published
1775
Asses the Situation - ANS-what is being done and what risks are involved
Attitude - ANS-The tendency to move toward a situation of away from it
B - ANS-balance resources
Balance Resources 1 - ANS-Make the correct decisions to mitigate risks
Balance Resources 2 - ANS-what can be done/used to reduce/minimize risk
Bargaining - ANS-cushions and postpones awareness of the loss by trying to prevent it from
happening. Makes promises to self , are ligneous deity or loved ones that they will live or
believe differently if they can be spared by the dreaded outcome
bargaining - ANS-The wish for extension of life, or later for relief of pain
bereavement - ANS-state of having suffered a loss by death
Bronze Star - ANS-A U.S. military decoration awarded for heroic or meritorious achievement or
service in combat not involving aerial flight. after 6 DEC 1941
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery - ANS-BUMED
C - ANS-Communicate to others
Caduceus - ANS-Rating insignia for the Hospital Corps
Client - ANS-Anyone for whom a service requiring some degree of confidentiality is provided
, Cockpit - ANS-Another name for sickbay
Commitment - ANS-to work together as a team to improve the quality of their work. To strive for
positive change and personal improvement. To exhibit the highest degree of moral character,
professional excellence, quality, and competence in fall that you do.
Communicate to all concerned - ANS-Make sure everyone involved is aware of what is to take
place and how
Communication 1 - ANS-who needs to know? who can help? ensure everyone knows their part
and let people know when things change (helps everyone maintain SA)
Communication 2 - ANS-a highly complicated inter-personal process of people relating to each
other through conversation, gestures, appearance, behavior, writing, and, at times, even silence
Competency - ANS-The ability to understand the nature and consequences of one's decisions
Consent - ANS-pts expresses or implied agreement to submit to examination or treatment (3
types: Informed, Lawful, & Implied)
Consent must be obtained before - ANS-medical treatment is initiated
Contact Point - ANS-The physical location to which a customer goes to obtain a service. e.g.
sick bay, dining facility, post office, ect.
coping - ANS-Adjusting to or solving challenges
Corpsman forerunners nickname of "Loblolly boys" - ANS-was classified as an official rate in
1814
Courage - ANS-The mental and moral strength to do what is right, even in the face of personal
or professional adversity
Customer - ANS-someone who buys goods or services from a business
D - ANS-do and debrief the event
Debriefs will - ANS-improve performance, mitigate risks in further activities, and are essential in
completing the ABCD loop
Denial - ANS-acts as though nothing happened and refuses to accept the fact of the loss
denial - ANS-the person cannot believe the diagnosis or prognosis
Depression - ANS-realizes the full impact of the loss. Some feel overwhelmingly sad, hopeless
and lonely, withdrawing from relationships and life.
depression - ANS-sense of great loss of the impending loss of being
Distinguished Service Cross - ANS-Second highest military decoration for the army and
previously the air force. Awarded for extraordinary heroism
Distinguished Service Medal - ANS-Awarded to individuals in the Navy or Marine Corps for
exceptionally meritorious service.
Do - ANS-as the task progresses keep watch to see any unexpected situation, complete the
mission/task or mitigate risk by acting on the condition, then follow-up by debriefing the results
to provide feedback/lessons learned for future
Do and debrief - ANS-Do the mission and use the appropriate resources to mitigate risk
Duration of Consent - ANS-Consent is valid as long as there has been no material change in the
circumstances between the date that consent was given and the date of the procedure.
Duty to inform and explain rests with the provider - ANS-THIS RESPONSIBILITY CANNOT BE
DELEGATED
effective communication - ANS-only through EC will the HM be able to identify the goals of the
individual and the Navy health care system
A - ANS-assess the situation
Acceptance - ANS-Incorporated the loss into life and finds ways to move forward
acceptance - ANS-The patient has found peace with the diagnosis or prognosis
Accountability - ANS-all members of health care team are held responsible for their
performance. It is vital Has thoroughly understand legal rights and limitations when providing pt
care services in military and civilian environments
active listening - ANS-Listening carefully to what they are saying and ask questions to get to the
root of their requests
Active Listening - ANS-skills require concentration and careful attention.
- repeat in your own words
- make eye contact
- assure customer that you are listening
Anger - ANS-expresses resistance and sometimes feels intense anger at a religious deity, other
ppl, or the situation
anger - ANS-Looks for a cause or fixes blame
Aqua Block - ANS-Automation (fire alarm, lights, alarm clocks)- utilize to improve awareness
Article 16 states - ANS-"A convenient place shall be set apart for sick or hurt men, to be
removed with their hammocks and bedding when the surgeon shall advise the same to be
necessary: and some of the crew shall be appointed to attend to and serve them and to keep
the place clean. The cooper shall make buckets with covers and cradles if necessary for their
use."
Article 16 was the first - ANS-direction given to the organization of Navy medicine published
1775
Asses the Situation - ANS-what is being done and what risks are involved
Attitude - ANS-The tendency to move toward a situation of away from it
B - ANS-balance resources
Balance Resources 1 - ANS-Make the correct decisions to mitigate risks
Balance Resources 2 - ANS-what can be done/used to reduce/minimize risk
Bargaining - ANS-cushions and postpones awareness of the loss by trying to prevent it from
happening. Makes promises to self , are ligneous deity or loved ones that they will live or
believe differently if they can be spared by the dreaded outcome
bargaining - ANS-The wish for extension of life, or later for relief of pain
bereavement - ANS-state of having suffered a loss by death
Bronze Star - ANS-A U.S. military decoration awarded for heroic or meritorious achievement or
service in combat not involving aerial flight. after 6 DEC 1941
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery - ANS-BUMED
C - ANS-Communicate to others
Caduceus - ANS-Rating insignia for the Hospital Corps
Client - ANS-Anyone for whom a service requiring some degree of confidentiality is provided
, Cockpit - ANS-Another name for sickbay
Commitment - ANS-to work together as a team to improve the quality of their work. To strive for
positive change and personal improvement. To exhibit the highest degree of moral character,
professional excellence, quality, and competence in fall that you do.
Communicate to all concerned - ANS-Make sure everyone involved is aware of what is to take
place and how
Communication 1 - ANS-who needs to know? who can help? ensure everyone knows their part
and let people know when things change (helps everyone maintain SA)
Communication 2 - ANS-a highly complicated inter-personal process of people relating to each
other through conversation, gestures, appearance, behavior, writing, and, at times, even silence
Competency - ANS-The ability to understand the nature and consequences of one's decisions
Consent - ANS-pts expresses or implied agreement to submit to examination or treatment (3
types: Informed, Lawful, & Implied)
Consent must be obtained before - ANS-medical treatment is initiated
Contact Point - ANS-The physical location to which a customer goes to obtain a service. e.g.
sick bay, dining facility, post office, ect.
coping - ANS-Adjusting to or solving challenges
Corpsman forerunners nickname of "Loblolly boys" - ANS-was classified as an official rate in
1814
Courage - ANS-The mental and moral strength to do what is right, even in the face of personal
or professional adversity
Customer - ANS-someone who buys goods or services from a business
D - ANS-do and debrief the event
Debriefs will - ANS-improve performance, mitigate risks in further activities, and are essential in
completing the ABCD loop
Denial - ANS-acts as though nothing happened and refuses to accept the fact of the loss
denial - ANS-the person cannot believe the diagnosis or prognosis
Depression - ANS-realizes the full impact of the loss. Some feel overwhelmingly sad, hopeless
and lonely, withdrawing from relationships and life.
depression - ANS-sense of great loss of the impending loss of being
Distinguished Service Cross - ANS-Second highest military decoration for the army and
previously the air force. Awarded for extraordinary heroism
Distinguished Service Medal - ANS-Awarded to individuals in the Navy or Marine Corps for
exceptionally meritorious service.
Do - ANS-as the task progresses keep watch to see any unexpected situation, complete the
mission/task or mitigate risk by acting on the condition, then follow-up by debriefing the results
to provide feedback/lessons learned for future
Do and debrief - ANS-Do the mission and use the appropriate resources to mitigate risk
Duration of Consent - ANS-Consent is valid as long as there has been no material change in the
circumstances between the date that consent was given and the date of the procedure.
Duty to inform and explain rests with the provider - ANS-THIS RESPONSIBILITY CANNOT BE
DELEGATED
effective communication - ANS-only through EC will the HM be able to identify the goals of the
individual and the Navy health care system
