Allopathic Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NHA CCMA Jan 2018 (You Will Pass) Allopathic Treats diseases by the use of remedies, such as medications and surgery to produce effects different from those caused by the disease under treatment Holistic A form of healing that considers the whole person in individual treatment plans Subluxation Slight misalignment of the vertebrae or a partial dislocation Comprehensive care PCP has the potential to produce physical and mental healthcare prevention , and wellness, acute care , chronic...

Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) correct answer: Provides Accreditation programs from allopathic and osteopathic actute care hospitals, critical access hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, ambulatory care/office based surgery, clinical laboratories and behavioral health facilities. While previously primarily osteopathic focuses, HFAP is not authorized by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to survey all hospitals for compliance with the Medicare Conditions ...

Outpatient care - ANSWER-health services that don't require an overnight stay Private Practice - ANSWER-Limited examination and testing Self-employment = more independence, short duration, Hospital outpatient clinics - ANSWER-Function as the community's safety net, providing primary care to the medically indigent and uninsured populations walk in clinics - ANSWER-range from basic primary care to urgent care, they are convenient retail clinics - ANSWER-can be found in walmart or cv...

The US health care industry - LARGEST and MOST POWERFUL employer in the nation employs more than 13% of total labor force in the US growing demand for health services professionals - growing in population -aging of population -expansion of health insurance under the ACA populations of 65 years and older - have grown for the past years. and baby bombers are getting older and will disappear by 2060 problems with aging population - - decline in working age population - increase in health c...

NHA Medical Assistant (CCMA) Exam solution Test bank. Where do cardiac electrical impulses originate in the heart? - Sinoatrial node According to the regulation of controlled substances, which of the following is true of a Schedule 1 drug? - have no accepted medical use A medical assistant is collecting a health history from an older adult patient who exhibits moderate hearing loss. What following action should the assistant take? - remain within the patient's view to allow lip-reading...

Complementary therapy methods of treatment used in addition to conventional therapy (allopathic/Western medicine) Alternative therapy (unconventional therapy); methods of treatments used instead of conventional or mainstream therapy (allopathic/Western medicine) Integrated healthcare uses both mainstream medical treatments and CAM therapies to treat a patient Allopathic/western medicine also conventional/mainstream medicine; treat disease with remedies producing effects different fr...

Oklahoma Pharmacy Law for MPJE Latest Update Graded A+ Practice of pharmacy includes: --Interpretation and evaluation of Rx orders. --Drug selection. DUR. --Compounding, dispensing, administering, labeling (except by manufacturer, packer, distributor) drugs/devices,. --Storage of drugs/devices. Maintenance of records. --Advising by counseling. Providing information of therapeutic values, content, hazards, use of drugs/devices. --Acts, services, operations, transactions necessary for...

How much did the U.S. spend on healthcare in 2010? - $2.6 trillion or 17.6% of the GDP (highest in the world) what percentage of adults in the U.S. use a form of non-traditional medicine? - 40% allopathic physicians (M.D.) - in hospital care, the provide emergency care, perform surgeries, and care for patients with injuries or life-threatening illnesses like cancer or serious conditions like asthma - found predominantly in large states osteopathic physicians (D.O.) - a board-certified phys...

H & H NARM STUDY EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED/ What are the risks of cesarean section? - -Life-threatening sepsis, perforation of adjacent organs, scarring of the uterine lining that can lead to abnormal placental implantation and hemorrhage with subsequent childbearing, and development of adhesions between the uterus and other organs that can cause problems later Painless bleeding with intercourse is the prime symptom of _______ - -Fibroids. These tend to gr...

Magnet Correct Answer leading source of successful nursing practices and strategies Developed by American Nurses Credentialing Center Hired more baccalaureate prepared nurses Evidence-based practice steps Correct Answer 1. Frame clinical question 2. Finding evidence 3. Assess evidence 4. Making clinical decision Allopathic medicine Correct Answer traditional western medicine Complementary therapies Correct Answer used in addition to conventional treatment/allopathic medicine ...