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Sanitization - ANSWERFor cleaning items that touch only healthy, intact skin the scrubbing of instruments and equipment with special brushes and detergent to remove blood, mucus, and other contaminants or media where pathogens can grow. First step in disinfection and sterilization for other equipment Disinfection - ANSWERuses special cleaning products applied to instruments and equipment to reduce or eliminate infectious organisms. Ultrasonic cleaning - ANSWER*Sound waves genera...

teaching targeted to the cognitive domain - ANSWERfactual teaching Education provided in clear, everyday language that is geared toward the average person - ANSWERconsumer education the learning domain that deals with motivation, sensory perception, and behaviors - ANSWERaffective domain the performance by a patient of a procedure that has been demonstrated by the medical assistant or other educator - ANSWERreturn demonstration performing a procedure to show the patient exactly how t...

"Why are we seeing you today". must hear them say why - ANSWERWhat must be asked at every visit a physical or physicologial dependacy on a substance - ANSWERaddiction what a patient is being seen for - ANSWERchief complaint asking questions to provide an increased understanding - ANSWERclarification restaing in your own words what a person is saying - ANSWERmirroring the basis for all treatment rendered; information for research, reportable diseases, insurance claims - ANSWE...

teaching targeted to the cognitive domain - ANSWERfactual teaching Education provided in clear, everyday language that is geared toward the average person - ANSWERconsumer education cognitive, affective and psychomotor areas of learning - ANSWERdomains of learning the learning domain that deals with the physical skills necessary to perform a task - ANSWERpsychomotor domain diagnostic testing of a patient who is typically free of symptoms - ANSWERscreening teaching targeted to the ...

"Why are we seeing you today". must hear them say why - ANSWERWhat must be asked at every visit a physical or physicologial dependacy on a substance - ANSWERaddiction what a patient is being seen for - ANSWERchief complaint the basis for all treatment rendered; information for research, reportable diseases, insurance claims - ANSWERWhat is the medical health history for? 1996 - ANSWERWhen was HIPAA created

LECTURE 12!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - ANSWER Who said, "dare to be different. So many would rather be orthodox than right." - ANSWERHarrison H. Fryette Embryology derivatives: Notochord, Ectoderm, versus Mesoderm - ANSWERNotochord -- Surface , Neural, and Neural Crest Mesoderm -- Paraxial, intermediate, and Lateral Endoderm -- Epithelium Landmarks of Static symmetry? - ANSWER- Mastoids - Shoulder - inferior angle of scapula - Iliac crest - PSIS - Greater trochanter What is the c...

When did AT Still born? - ANSWERAugust 6th 1828 When did AT Still remove himself from allopathic medicine and 'flung the banner of osteopathy to the breeze"? - ANSWER1874 (74 - he threw up his banner with Galore) First American School of Osteopathy was opened in ____ - ANSWER1892 (92 - started a new school for his crew) AT Still died in ____ - ANSWER1917 Flexnor Report was published in ____ - ANSWER1910 California offered to convert from DO to MD in ____ for ____ dolla...

LECTURE 18 - CERVICAL SPINE/NECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - ANSWER What are the superior boundaries of the anterior neck? - ANSWERMandible What are the superior boundaries of the posterior neck? - ANSWERMastoid process superior nuchal line What are the superior margins of the inferior base of the neck? - ANSWERManubrium Clavicle Acromion What are the posterior boundaries of the the inferior base of the neck? - ANSWER1st rib Junction of C-VII / T1 What are the boundaries of th...

When did AT Still born? - ANSWERAugust 6th 1828 When did AT Still remove himself from allopathic medicine and 'flung the banner of osteopathy to the breeze"? - ANSWER1874 (74 - he threw up his banner with Galore) First American School of Osteopathy was opened in ____ - ANSWER1892 (92 - started a new school for his crew) AT Still died in ____ - ANSWER1917 Osteopathic medicine is a medical philosophy NOT? - ANSWERAllopathic medicine with manipulation Physicians do not cu...

LECTURE 1: Intro to OPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - ANSWER What are the 7 Osteopathic Core Competencies? - ANSWER1. Osteopathic Philosophy and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) 2. Medical Knowledge 3. Patient Care 4. Interpersonal and Communication Skills 5. Professionalism 6. Practice-Based Learning and Improvement 7. Systems-Based Practice Strong start with a quote! Who said, "a knowledge of anatomy is only a dead weight if we do not know how to apply that knowledge ...

Definition of Osteopathic Medicine - ANSWERa comprehensive system of healthcare based upon a specific philosophy and distinctive art. Our philosophy and principles embrace holistic evaluation and treatment of patients to obtain the best possible outcomes in medical care. Our art is the use of sensitive palpatory diagnostic skills and osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) to assist in facilitating the patient's own healing abilities. Hands-on treatment is beneficial not only for a variety o...

Well-being is considered an overall state or feeling comfortable, healthy, and happy. Well-being is made up of many components, one of which is mental health. - ANSWERWell-being A factor that represents a more immediate exposure or underlying vulnerability - ANSWERProximal Distal Risk Factors • Trauma, abuse, neglect, bullying in childhood • Adversity in the form of a chaotic, unsafe, or insecure home environment • Poor early attachment relationships and/or early loss • Poor...

Stress - ANSWERA state of emotional strain or unease and is a normal response to the demanding situations or pressures experienced in day-to-day life The Three S's - ANSWERStress, Sleep, Self-regulation Inverted U Theory - ANSWERLow Pressure Low pressure and/or stress often result in boredom and weak performance. As the pressure begins to increase, you can see increased attention and interest. Optimal Performance More pressure or stress can improve performance up to a certain point...

The three S's that contribute to well being - ANSWERStress, Sleep and self-regulation Good stress - ANSWERstress is often adaptive and helps keep you safe. important for being successful in day-to-day activities and building resilience so that you can cope better with challenging situations. Exam Stress: feeling stressed about not doing well or even failing an exam can motivate you to spend more time studying. When you spend an appropriate amount of time studying, you may feel happier w...

Well-being - ANSWERan overall state or feeling comfortable, healthy, and happy Mental Health - ANSWERan important part of the concept of well-being Psychological, emotional and social aspects of thinking, feeling and behaving Aristotle - ANSWERgoal of life was eudaimonia (happiness, more specifically flourishing) Need for Uni Mental Health Services - ANSWERat-risk age (brain not fully matured), transition period (away from home, all very new), vulnerable brain (going through accelerate...

well-being - ANSWERan overall state or feeling comfortable, healthy, and happy. well-being is made up of many components, one of which is mental health mental health - ANSWERpsychological, emotional, and social aspects of thinking. prerequisite to realizing potential, being able to cope with normal life stress and being productive at work or school. considered an important part of the broader concept of well-being risk factor - ANSWERbiological, psychological, sociological characteristic o...

Well-being - ANSWERconsidered a holistic or overall state or condition of feeling, comfortable, healthy and happy Mental health - ANSWERincludes psychological, emotional, and social aspects of thinking, feelings, and behaving components of mental health - ANSWERmental health, physical health, and a supportive and secure environment contributors to mental health - ANSWERrealizing your potential, emotional health, psychological health and social connectedness Mental disorder - ANSWERcl...

what is wellness? - ANSWERan overall state of well-being or feeling comforable, healthy, and happy. Well-being is made up of many components one of which is mental health What are three components of well-being? - ANSWERMental health: Mental health is not defined only by the absence of mental illness. Rather it embodies positive psychological emotional and social functioning. Specifically as West half and keys describes positive mental health includes feeling happy and satisfied with life...

Diathesis-stress model - ANSWERIndividual with family history of mood disorders develops depression after a difficult first semester and a breakup. Distress tolerance and resilience - ANSWERHigh distress tolerance, low resilience. Practical barrier to mental health - ANSWERWorry individuals at work will find out and judge. Generalized anxiety disorder vs. situational stress - ANSWERWorry persists long after the stressor is resolved. Attention Restoration Theory - ANSWERWalking thro...

Well-being - ANSWERa holistic or overall state or condition of feeling comfortable, healthy, and happy. Well-being is made up of many components, one of which is mental health Mental Health Spectrum: Disorders, Conditions, or Illness - ANSWERMental disorders refer to clinically diagnosed conditions or illnesses that require evidence-based treatments provided by health care professionals That is, disorders are comprised of clinically significant symptoms characterized by a disturbance in thou...