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chapter 10,11,12,13 Flashcards

1
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______ are all of the socially transmitted behavior patterns, arts, beliefs, institutions, and all other products of human work and thoughts by particular classes, communities, or populations.

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Cultures

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2
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Everyone has different _____.

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Cultures

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3
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Even when conditions or environments change cultures __ ___.

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do not

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4
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Cultures can be classified as ______, ______, _______, and _______.

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Behaviors, Norms, Values, and traditions.

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People crossing borders into other countries to work, go to school, receive medical care, visit, and live is called ______.

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Globalization

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6
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The increase of globalization means nations, societies, and businesses have become ____ or multicultural.

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Cross-Cultural

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Characteristics of human diversity or ways people are different can be

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age, gender, disability, race, lifestyle, political affiliation.

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Everyone has at least one personal _____; how individuals perceive others

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Bias

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9
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Tendency towards viewing the norms and values of ones own cultural as absolute and using them as a standard against which all other cultures are measured.

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Ethnocentrism

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10
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Process by which people of diverse backgrounds slowly give up their original cultural language and identity and melt into another.

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Assimilation

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Being able to negotiate two or more different cultures competently, individual, and mainstream.

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Biculturalism

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Belief that one race or cultural is superior to all others and the use of this belief to discriminate against races believed to be inferior

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Racism

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13
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Patient care hinges on ____, ____, and ______.

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Understanding, communication, and empathy

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14
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_____ is the ability to understand and share feeling of another.

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Empathy

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15
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A ______ is someone who has been admitted to the hospital for studies or treatment for stay longer than 24 hours.

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Inpatient

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16
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An inpatient is brought to radiography by a ______ or ______.

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Stretcher or wheelchair

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17
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A ______ is someone who comes to the hospital or imaging center for a particular study; may have an appointment.

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Outpatient

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18
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An outpatient may need _____ if left waiting for an extended period of time

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Reassurance

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19
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A _____ patient may be too sick/injured to come to the department, unconscious or have numerous lines/tubes.

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Mobil

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20
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A mobil patient requires a ______ radiograph at the patients ______.

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Mobil
Bedside

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21
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A ___ patient is sedated in the OR.

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Surgical

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22
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A ____ is used in surgical cases.

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C-arm

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23
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______ _____ provides an individual a mean to direct healthcare if a situation occurs in which he/she is unable to make decisions.

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Advanced Directives

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______ ______ is when a physician and terminally ill patient make decisions together on how symptoms are controlled and how conscious and alert the patient desires to be at a lifes end.

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Patient Autonomy

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25
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_____ skills must be at a level appropriate for the patient,.

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Verbal

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26
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_____ skills or paralanguage is the music of language.

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Non-verbal communication

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27
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Non-verbal communication includes

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Pitch, stress, tone, pauses, volumes, accent, and quality of voice.

28
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_____ _____ is a form of non verbal communication that includes good eye contact,

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Body Language

29
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Light pressure with the fingertips to the body to locate bony radiographic landmarks when positioning patient.

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Palpation

30
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What form of communication is palpation?

A

Touching

31
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Touch can be used for _____, _____, and ______.

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emotional support, emphasis, palpation

32
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When dealing with seriously ill/traumatized patients we should try to _____ first to determine their coherence level.

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Communicate

33
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For a visually impaired patient we should gain confidence by giving _____ _______ before exam.

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Clear instructions.

34
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What is the best form of communication for a speech impaired/hearing impaired patient?

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Writing

35
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An infant is considered

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Birth to 1 year

36
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A toddler is

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1 to 3 years

37
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A preschooler is

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3 to 5 years

38
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A school aged child is

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5 to 10 years

39
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an adolescent is

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10 to 25 years

40
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A young adult is

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25 to 45 years

41
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A middle aged adult is

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45 to 65 years

42
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A mature adult is

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65 years or older

43
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we collect data for the

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Radiologist

44
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The 2 types of data collection are

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Objective and Subjective

45
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_____ collection is something (signs) we can see, hear or feel on the patient.

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Objective

46
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_____ collection is what information that the patient tells us such as their pain levels or emotional status

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Subjective

47
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The Sacred 7 are

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Localization
chronology
quality
severity
onset
aggravating
associated manifestations

48
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We ask “where does it hurt?” for

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Localization

49
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We ask “when did it happen” for

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Chronology

50
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the signs we can see is the

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Quality

51
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We ask the patients pain level for

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Severity

52
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We ask “what were you doing when this happened?” for

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Onset

53
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we ask “what makes it worse or what helps?” for

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Aggravating or alleviation factors

54
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We ask is this condition/issue causes any other problems or did it start due to something else, for

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association manifestation

55
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The foundation where the body rests is known as the

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Base of support

56
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For safe lifting, the ____ of _____ must always be over the base of support.

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Center of gravity

57
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The Central of gravity for humans is ____ level.

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Sacral

58
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when little to no help is needed it is called _____ assist

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Standby

59
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when the patient cannot transfer only but can put weight on their own legs to help assist you

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assisted standing pivot

60
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2 technologist would do the transfer

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two person lift

61
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special equipment used to lift patients that are too heavy to lift manually

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Hydraulic Lift

62
Q

when patient is lying flat on their back

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Supine

63
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When patient is lying on their stomach

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Prone

64
Q

Patient lying on their side

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Lateral

65
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Patients head is higher than the legs

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Fowlers

66
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Patient lying on stomach with one leg bent

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