HOSTPIATL ORGANZATION Flashcards

1
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Deals with the principles of right and wrong with
human conduct.

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ETHICS

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2
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Moral science branch in which the a member of the
profession is obligated to the public, profession, and
client.

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PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

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3
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Saving life and promotion of health above all else.

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HEALTH ETHICS

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4
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An institution to where the sick/injured are given
medical/surgical care.

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HOSPITAL

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5
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A facility for diagnosis and treatments for
outpatients.

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CLINIC

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6
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DIFFERENC BETWEN CLICN AND HOSITAL

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Clinics are limited to treatment, usually refer
patients to hospitals for more severe cases

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7
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Hospital created by law, funded by the government

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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL

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8
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Hospital created by business type ownership, funded
by investors, business owners.

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PRIVATE HOSPITAL

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE HOSTPITAL

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Government hospital cater the general public,
cannot cater most patients due to sometimes free or
many people waiting in a period of time.
Private hospitals have more restrictions and better
health care and equipme

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10
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Caters to most or every disease/injury of the patient

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GENERAL HOSPITAL

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11
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TYPES OF HOSPITAL

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GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE

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12
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CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITALS

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GENERAL AND SPECIALTY

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13
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Caters to particular disease or groups of patients.

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SPECIALTY HOSPITAL

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14
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GENERALA ND SPECIALTY

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General hospitals are good for emergency related
diseases/injuries.
Specialty hospitals are good for severe
cases/injuries.

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15
Q

Help the patient get better by giving the best
diagnosis and treatment possible.

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GENERAL AIM OF HOSPITALS

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16
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Patients must disclose all health concerns for better
diagnosis and treatment

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PATIENT COOPERATION

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17
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Health care worker must provide the best diagnosis
and treatment possible to the patient.

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HEALTHCARE WORKER COOPERATION

18
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HOW DO HOSPITALS WORKD

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GENERAL AIM
PATIENT COOPERTAION
HEALTHCARE COOPERTAION

19
Q

KNOW YOUR PATIENTS

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DIFFERENT AGES AND CONDITION

20
Q

Infants
Children(1 - 3 ; 3 - 12)
Adolescents

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PEDIATRICS

21
Q

Young Adults (21 - 45)
Middle Age (45 - 60)
Senior Citizens (60 - and above)

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ADULTS

22
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YOUNG ADULTS AGE

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21-45

23
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MIDDLE AGE

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45-60

24
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SENIOR CITIZEN

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60 AND ABOVE

25
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CONDITION OF PATIENTS

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NORMAL
ILL
CRITICAL

26
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PREVENTION

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PREVENTION IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN CURE

27
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FOR OPTIMAL PATIENT CARE

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Practice techniques with safety
Prevent spread of disease and injury
Prevent hazardous/complications
Alleviate the patient by comfort
Provide economic and timely service
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28
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Practice techniques with safety
Prevent spread of disease and injury
Prevent hazardous/complications
Alleviate the patient by comfort
Provide economic and timely service

A

FOR OPTINAL PATIENT CARE

29
Q

Always confirm the identity before the start of any
procedure

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PATIENT IDENTITY VERIFICATION

30
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PATIENT CARE PRINCIPLES

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PREVENTION
PATIENT IDENTITY VERIFICATION
WHEELCHAIR TRANFER
PATIENT TRANSFER
EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
ISOLATION TECHNIQUES
STERILE TECHNIQUES

31
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PATIENT IDENTITY DATA

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Patient’s Full Name
Patient’s Birthdate
Patient’s Sex
Patient’s Age
Date of Procedure

32
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PATIENT TRANSFER

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Proper Body Mechanics
Hold the patient as close as possible
Get help when needed

33
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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

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Prepare for Emergency CPR
Must know how to check Vital Signs
Must know common symptoms of underlying
diseases/injuries

34
Q

To protect both the patient and the health care
worker

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ISOLATION TECHNIQUES

35
Q

DESTROY MICROORGANISMS

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DISINFECTANT

36
Q

PREVENT GROWTH OF MICRO ORGANIZMS

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ANTISEPTIC

37
Q
  • Complete removal/destruction of
    microorganisms
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Sterilization

38
Q

WHEELCHAIR TRANSFER

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spreading the feet slightly
hold patient close to body
ensure center of gravity is balanced over both feet

39
Q

spreading the feet slightly
hold patient close to body
ensure center of gravity is balanced over both feet

A

wheelchair transfer

40
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