Assignment 01-05 Best Practice

While the concepts in Word, were already familiar to me. I do feel I build upon my knowledge in Word. I learned more about using features like WordArt and the Shapes features. I learned how to make my documents in Word look more professional with the skills that I have learned. Where I feel that I have learned the most and grown the most was the time that I spend in Excel. While I was not all together new to Excel, I did not know how to use a lot of the features in Excel. Some of the things that I have learned was how to make equations and use the Auto Sum feature. I also learned how to make my workbooks and charts look professional and interesting at the same time. I do feel that my skills have grown and that I have learned a lot during this course. Which Excel being a potential large part in my industry, I feel I have a solid knowledge foundation in which I can grow upon.

As a medical assistant I would ensure that the patient understands that this is a judgement free zone. I would also remind the patient that we are professionals and there to help them. Skin disorders are common, and no patient should feel embarrassed in a clinic or hospital setting. It is our job to calm and reassure the patient that we are there to Help. I would speak very calming to help calm the patient down themselves. It is very important that we show compassion and that we empathize with patients. While we do this, it is also important to remember not to pity the patient in any way.

Deep within the bowels of Camden Clark Medical Center I began my workday as any other. My basket consisted of sharp fresh needles, silky gauze, alcohol swabs, and several unused tubes. My patients dreadfully awaited to be drawn as I stock my supplies. Every day I work I walk into unknown territory, not knowing what could happen at any given time. The hospital is a very hazardous and precautionary place. Generally working with admitted patients, I come in contact with the same patient several times a day and many times a week to draw a persons blood. My job has unusual experiences I will never forget. A dirty needle-stick, getting hit, and training, explains my worst day working as a Phlebotomist.

The standard care for this emergency is to get medical attention immediatley. Then care for patient untill help arrive.Frist if the paptient has a EpiPen follow the direction and package insert.Until the EMS come a mdeical assistant can lay the patient down,loosen the patient 's clothing,check for an open airway, and check breathing. Help patient maintain normal body temperature, reassure the patient,elevate patients legs abot 12 inches unless you suspect head and spinal injuris, or broken bones.Last keep monitoring the patient vitas sign until help arives( the book)

During my clinical day three, I demonstrated entry-level competence in professional nursing practice in caring for patients with multiple and/or complex unmet human needs. I addressed safety needs, safety in medication administration, effective communication, and surveillance for my patients. First, I addressed safety needs my ensuring the appropriate safety measures were implemented for the patients. Some of the safety measures included, wearing non-skid socks, wearing a yellow armband which indicated fall risk, keeping the bed in lowest position, two side rails up, bed locked, and the call light within reach.

One of the key components in this career is the ability to explain clear procedures to your patient so that they know what is going on at all times. Along with clear procedures comes comforting them because most times a patient may be new to the surroundings. How you present yourself to the patient will play a big part in determining how relaxed they will be; although, this does not always go as planned. You will most likely get a few frantic patients either because of their current medical situation or simply because they are unfamiliar and nervous, so you must be mentally prepared to handle that situation with ease by being compassionate and always feeling empathetic for your patient. I also learned that being extremely observant by noticing the small details is another essential part in being a

The most appropriate high tech SGD hardware for my client would be the Accent 1000. The reason why is because of the amount of the symbols located on the page of the screen. Since there is 84 symbols located on the first page, Cruz would not have to navigate as much though many different pages to find the words that he needs to express himself The weight of the device is 3.6 pounds with 13 to 15 hours of battery life. The weight and the battery coincide with one another. The device weighs 3.6 pounds which means the battery is included and this can affect the weight. This is good for the client because his family will not have to charge constantly. It also contains a handlebar for the client to grab and go. Cruz is 4 years old and loves to play. The handlebar will allow him to grab the device easily to bring into environments such as the

Controlling the spread of infectious diseases through immunization is one of medicine 's most significant accomplishments. Vaccination programs are proven to be a cost-effective means of disease prevention that have saved millions from death. Medical providers play an important role in the promotion of vaccinations; they can promote vaccination by following the standards for Adult Immunization Practice which include a four-step process:

Thank you for your response, but I 'm not sure that I agree with the last bullet. I don 't think that you meant that each "room" should have a sharps and biohazard container. Shouldn 't we only have those in examination rooms or the labs? The reception are wouldn 't need a sharps container, nor would it need a biohazard waste

In the case study, it shows that the nurses did not treat the patient according to his/her needs. The nurses have failed to deliver an ongoing assessment of the pressure area, and this has resulted in harm to the patient.

The Patriot Act and similar amendments passed in countries all over the world increased the demand for services, which redirect your traffic through a proxy server & encrypt it to prevent other internet users and even your ISP from spying on you.

At 21 and with only one year of medical assisting experience. I figure it was an okay job. After all, I was getting paid more than minimum wage. Initially going into a trade school for fast pace and expensive learning that is what I wanted more money in little time requirement. I had learned different things in the medical field. I learn how to verify insurance, call in prescription and had a great deal of customer experience by now. I had the endurance to learn anything. I would be placed in front office and back office. I enjoyed back office more dealing with directly assisting the doctor. Overall, I could handle anything. I was a very flexible medical assistant. I thought I was the best medical assistant they had at Frisco Urgent Care and Clinics as I would get praised for my well-done work. However, I was soon to find out why I was hired and why I was there that day.

The patient is willing to have good health, and so the nurse and the patient will cooperate towards a common goal of restoration of the patient’s health.

The perioperative experience involves the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phase. I had the opportunity to closely observe the health care staff during the last two phases of the perioperative process. This experience allowed be to gain a better understanding of the role of nurses throughout these different phases. It was apparent that their day to day duties are different than registered nurses in other areas of the hospital. During the perioperative experience, I was able to observe the role of the registered nurses, the role of other staff members, the progression of the nursing diagnosis, and patient teaching.

In general, there is the “main” laboratory where organs are cut into small pieces, other fluids and biopsies are fixated in formalin and then cut so that pathologists can look at it under a microscope. There were lots of high technology machines which either fastened the process or take some if the task which are too important to leave it to people. An important part of it is a room where “fresh” preparations were sent to. Here the different organs and biopsies need to be investigated in a time limit of 20-30 minutes as the patient is still in surgery. Next to the main laboratory I could look at the main chemical room where the smallest preparation can be analysed under an electron microscope. The next one I visited was the molecular gene laboratory where people worked on DNA and RNA, especially the mutation in them. My second work place was a normal surgery in a small village. There was a small lobby, waiting room, and three different parlour offices and a small laboratory. During my work placement, I mostly stayed at the laboratory or at the lobby to assist the