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9781401861780

Client-Centered Care for Clinical Medical Assisting

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Summary

The unique work-text approach of Client-Centered Care for Clinical Medical Assisting facilitates the mastery of entry-level clinical procedures while adapting these to the needs of a particular client group. Identifying the needs of the client, establishing trust, sharing information, and assisting the client while performing clinical competencies, are all challenges facing the medical assistant. This book is designed to keep the focus on the client and the medical assistant's role in working with the client, and uses language that makes it easier to translate complex medical concepts into language the client will readily understand.

Table of Contents

Preface xvii
List of Procedures
xxiii
List of Client Teaching Plans
xxvi
Reviewers xxvii
How to Use This Book xxviii
UNIT ONE The Nature of Medical Assisting
The Medical Assisting Profession
2(12)
Introduction
4(1)
Medical Assisting Education
4(3)
Administrative or Business
4(1)
Clinical
5(1)
Externship
6(1)
Qualities of a Medical Assistant
7(1)
Portfolios
8(6)
How to Organize Your Portfolio
8(1)
Benefits to Students
8(1)
Benefits to Employers
9(5)
The Health Care Environment
14(14)
Introduction
16(1)
Places and Costs of Client Care
16(1)
Places Where Client Care Is Given
16(2)
Medical Offices
17(1)
Ambulatory Centers
17(1)
Hospitals
17(1)
Long-Term Care Facilities
18(1)
Laboratories
18(1)
Paying for Health Care
18(1)
Health Care Workers
19(1)
Changes in the Health Care Environment
20(1)
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
20(1)
Privacy Guidelines
21(7)
Privacy Standards
21(1)
Security Rule
21(1)
Outside and Inside Risks
21(1)
Precautions
22(1)
HIPAA Security Incidents
22(6)
UNIT TWO Introduction to Clinical Medical Assisting
Infection Control
28(16)
Introduction
30(1)
Microorganisms
30(1)
Growth Factors
30(1)
Maintaining a Safe, Healthful Environment
30(2)
Handwashing
30(1)
Health
31(1)
Personal Hygiene
31(1)
Cleanliness
31(1)
Contact with Others
32(1)
The Infection Cycle
32(1)
How the Body Protects Itself
33(11)
Vital Signs
44(34)
Introduction
46(1)
Body Temperature
46(2)
Heat Production
46(1)
Heat Loss
46(1)
Measuring Body Temperature
47(1)
Variations in Body Temperature
48(1)
Pulse
48(2)
Measuring Pulses
48(1)
Rate. Rhythm, and Volume
49(1)
Variations in Pulse
49(1)
Respiration
50(1)
Measuring Respiration
50(1)
Variations in Respiration
51(1)
Blood Pressure
51(2)
Measuring Blood Pressure
51(1)
Variations in Blood Pressure
51(2)
Pain
53(25)
Measuring Pain
53(1)
Variations in Pain
53(1)
Treatment for Pain
54(24)
Client Examination
78(48)
Introduction
80(1)
Welcoming the Client
80(1)
Course of Treatment
81(1)
Client's Response
81(1)
Client Satisfaction
81(1)
Interviewing
81(2)
Past Medical History
82(1)
Review of Systems
83(1)
Other Documentation
83(1)
Standard (Common) Procedures
83(5)
Height
84(1)
Weight
84(1)
Vision
85(1)
Hearing
86(1)
Mobility
86(2)
Examination
88(5)
Preparing the Client for Examination
88(2)
Methods of Examination
90(1)
Positioning the Client for Examination
91(2)
Assisting with Examinations
93(1)
Specialty Examinations
94(32)
UNIT THREE Body Systems
Organization of the Human Body
126(10)
Introduction
128(1)
Basic Units of the Body
128(2)
Cells
128(1)
Tissues
128(2)
Organs
130(1)
Systems
130(1)
Body Position, Direction, and Location
130(6)
Directional Language
131(5)
Integumentary System
136(12)
Introduction
138(1)
Structure
138(2)
Epidermis
138(1)
Dermis
138(1)
Subcutaneous Layer
138(1)
Color
139(1)
Accessory Structures
140(1)
Hair
140(1)
Nails
141(1)
Glands
141(1)
Functions of the Integumentary System
141(7)
Protection
141(1)
Metabolism
142(1)
Thermoregulation
142(1)
Sensation
142(1)
Communication
142(6)
Skeletal System
148(12)
Introduction
150(1)
Bones
150(3)
Joints
151(2)
Functions of the Skeletal System
153(7)
Support
153(1)
Protection
153(1)
Movement
153(1)
Mineral Storage
153(1)
Red Blood Cell Production
153(7)
Muscular System
160(12)
Introduction
162(1)
Muscles
162(2)
Work of Muscles
164(1)
Thermoregulation
164(1)
Movement
164(1)
Support and Protection
164(1)
Shape
164(1)
Body Mechanics
165(7)
Nervous System and Sensory System
172(14)
Introduction
174(1)
The Nervous System
174(1)
Central Nervous System
174(3)
Cerebrum
175(1)
Cerebellum
175(1)
Brainstem
176(1)
Small Essential Parts of the Brain
176(1)
Diencephalon
176(1)
Spinal Cord
176(1)
How the Central Nervous System Is Protected
176(1)
Peripheral Nervous System
177(3)
Autonomic Nervous System
177(3)
Sensory System
180(6)
Sight
180(1)
Hearing
181(1)
Taste and Smell
181(1)
Touch
182(4)
Endocrine System
186(10)
Introduction
188(1)
Major Endocrine Glands
188(4)
Pineal Gland
188(1)
Pituitary Gland
188(1)
Thyroid Gland and Parathyroid Gland
189(1)
Thymus Gland
190(1)
Adrenal Glands
190(1)
Pancreas
191(1)
Gonads
192(1)
Major Exocrine Glands
192(1)
Sweat Glands
192(1)
Lacrimal Glands
192(1)
Mammary Glands
192(1)
Salivary Glands
192(1)
Additional Hormone-Releasing Body Areas
193(3)
Cardiovascular System
196(14)
Introduction
200(1)
Heart
200(2)
Chambers
200(1)
Valves
201(1)
Pathway of Blood through the Heart
202(1)
Pathway of Electrical Impulses of the Heart
203(1)
The Heart's Blood Supply
203(7)
Hematologic and Lymphatic Systems
210(12)
Introduction
212(1)
Major Parts of the Hematologic System
212(2)
Plasma
212(1)
Formed Elements
212(2)
Blood Groups
214(1)
Major Parts of the Lymphatic System
214(8)
Immune System
222(10)
Introduction
224(1)
Lymphocytes
224(1)
Nonspecific Immunity
224(1)
Specific Immunity
224(8)
Inborn Immunity
226(1)
Acquired Immunity
226(6)
Respiratory System
232(10)
Introduction
234(1)
Upper Respiratory Tract
234(2)
Lower Respiratory Tract
236(1)
Mechanics of Breathing
236(6)
Digestive System
242(12)
Introduction
244(1)
Organs of the Digestive System
244(4)
Mouth, Teeth, and Tongue
244(1)
Salivary Glands
245(1)
Pharynx. Esophagus
245(1)
Stomach
246(1)
Small Intestine
246(1)
Large Intestine
247(1)
Accessory Organs
248(1)
Liver
248(1)
Gallbladder
249(1)
Metabolism
249(5)
Urinary System
254(10)
Introduction
256(1)
Parts of the Urinary System
256(2)
Kidney
256(1)
Ureters
257(1)
Urinary Bladder
258(1)
Urethra
258(1)
Production of Urine
258(1)
Factors That Influence the Amount of Urine
258(1)
Appearance
258(1)
Other Functions of the Urinary System
259(5)
Male Reproductive System
264(6)
Introduction
266(1)
The Male Reproductive System
266(4)
External Structures
267(1)
Internal Structures
267(1)
Accessory Glands
267(3)
Female Reproductive System
270(12)
Introduction
272(1)
The Female Reproductive System
272(2)
External Structures
272(2)
Internal Structures
274(1)
Mammary Glands
274(1)
The Menstrual Cycle
274(2)
Menopause
276(6)
UNIT FOUR Common System Disorders
Integumentary System Disorders
282(12)
Introduction
284(1)
Skin Lesions
284(1)
Acute Disorders
284(1)
Urticaria
284(1)
Chronic Disorders
284(3)
Atopic Dermatitis
286(1)
Psoriasis
286(1)
Vitiligo
286(1)
Infection
287(7)
Athlete's Foot
287(1)
Ringworm
287(1)
Acne Vulgaris
287(1)
Boils
287(1)
Impetigo
287(1)
Viral Infections
287(1)
Hemangioma
288(1)
Skin Cancer
288(6)
Skeletal System Disorders
294(14)
Introduction
296(1)
Acute Conditions
296(2)
Fractures
296(1)
Sprains
297(1)
Strains
297(1)
Dislocations
297(1)
Chronic Disorders
298(2)
Frozen Shoulder
298(1)
Arthritis
298(1)
Bursitis
299(1)
Bone Cancer
299(1)
Spine Curvatures
300(1)
Kyphosis
300(1)
Lordosis
300(1)
Scoliosis
300(1)
Osteoporosis
300(8)
Muscular System Disorders
308(12)
Introduction
310(1)
Acute Disorders
310(1)
Chronic Muscle Pain
311(1)
Fibromyalgia
311(1)
Chronic Disorders
311(9)
Weakness
311(1)
Contractures
312(1)
Atrophy
312(1)
Myasthenia Gravis
312(1)
Muscular Dystrophy
313(7)
Nervous System and Sensory System Disorders
320(18)
Introduction
322(1)
Nervous System Disorders
322(4)
Parkinson's
322(1)
Seizures
323(1)
Dementia
323(1)
Multiple Sclerosis
324(1)
Stroke
324(2)
Injuries to the Nervous System
326(1)
Head Injury
326(1)
Concussion
326(1)
Cervical Spine Injury
326(1)
Headache
326(1)
Sensory Disorders
326(12)
Chronic Eye Disorders
326(4)
Visual Disorders
330(1)
Ear Disorders
331(1)
Hearing Loss
331(1)
Smell
332(1)
Taste
332(6)
Endocrine System Disorders
338(12)
Introduction
340(1)
Pituitary Disorders
340(1)
Thyroid and Parathyroid Disorders
341(1)
Adrenal Gland Disorders
342(1)
Pancreas Disorder
342(8)
Cardiovascular System Disorders
350(12)
Introduction
352(1)
Myocardial Infarction
352(1)
Angina Pectoris
352(1)
Cardiac Dysrhythmia
353(1)
Inflammation of the Heart
353(9)
Endocarditis
353(1)
Pericarditis
353(1)
Phlebitis
354(1)
Aneurysm
354(1)
Arteriosclerosis
354(1)
Hypertension
354(2)
Valvular Heart Disorder
356(1)
Congestive Heart Failure
356(6)
Hematologic and Lymphatic System Disorders
362(10)
Introduction
364(1)
Diagnostic Tests
364(1)
Red Blood Cell Disorders
364(1)
Iron-Deficiency Anemia
364(1)
Folic Acid Anemia
365(1)
Hemorrhagic Anemia
365(1)
Pernicious Anemia
365(1)
Sickle Cell Anemia
365(1)
White Blood Cell Disorders
365(1)
Neutropenia
365(1)
Platelet Disorders
366(1)
Thrombocythemia
366(1)
Thrombocytopenia
366(1)
Hemophilia
366(1)
Infectious Disorders
367(1)
Lymphatic System Disorders
367(5)
Immune System Disorders
372(14)
Introduction
374(1)
Hypersensitivity/Allergic Disorders
374(2)
Types of Allergic Responses
375(1)
Anaphylaxis
375(1)
Diagnostic Testing
376(1)
Autoimmune Disorders
376(1)
Immunodeficiency
377(9)
Diagnostic Tests
380(1)
Treatment
380(6)
Respiratory System Disorders
386(12)
Introduction
388(1)
Acute Disorders
388(2)
Acute Coryza
388(1)
Influenza
388(1)
Pneumonia
388(1)
Tuberculosis
389(1)
Pleurisy
389(1)
Atelectasis
389(1)
Chronic Disorders
390(1)
Asthma
390(1)
Emphysema
390(1)
Lung Cancer
391(7)
Digestive System Disorders
398(14)
Introduction
400(1)
Diarrhea
400(1)
Constipation
400(1)
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disorder
401(1)
Ulcers
401(1)
Gastroenteritis
401(1)
Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis
402(1)
Intestinal Obstruction (Colon Blockage)
402(1)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
402(1)
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
403(1)
Hepatitis
404(1)
Hepatitis A
404(1)
Hepatitis B
404(1)
Hepatitis C
404(1)
Hepatitis D
404(1)
Hepatitis E
404(1)
Cirrhosis of the Liver
404(1)
Gallstones
405(1)
Cholecystitis
405(1)
Appendicitis
405(1)
Pancreatitis
405(1)
Cancer
406(6)
Urinary System Disorders
412(12)
Introduction
414(1)
Urinary Disorders
414(2)
Cystitis
414(1)
Urethritis
415(1)
Urinary Incontinence
415(1)
Urinary Retention
416(1)
Kidney Disorders
416(8)
Pyelitis
416(1)
Pyelonephritis
416(1)
Glomerulonephritis
416(1)
Hydronephrosis
417(1)
Kidney Stones
417(1)
Polycystic Disorder
418(1)
Renal Failure
418(6)
Male Reproductive System Disorders
424(12)
Introduction
426(1)
Diagnostic Tests
426(1)
Prostate Cancer
426(1)
Inflammation or Infections of the Male Reproductive System
427(1)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
428(8)
Genital Herpes
429(1)
Genital Warts
429(1)
Gonorrhea
429(1)
Syphilis
429(7)
Female Reproductive System Disorders
436(16)
Introduction
438(1)
Diagnostic Tests
438(1)
Pelvic Examination
438(1)
Breast Examination
438(1)
Menstrual Cycle Concerns
439(1)
Amenorrhea
439(1)
Dysmenorrhea
439(1)
Menorrhagia
439(1)
Metrorrhagia
440(1)
Toxic Shock Syndrome
440(1)
Premenstrual Syndrome
440(1)
Menopause
440(1)
Vaginal Dryness
440(1)
Inflammatory Disorders
440(1)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
441(1)
Endometriosis
441(1)
Ovarian Cysts
441(1)
Disorders of Organ Structure
441(1)
Breast Cancer
442(10)
UNIT FIVE Specialty Topics in Clinical Medical Assisting
The Client with Special Needs
452(24)
Introduction
454(1)
Physical Disabilities
454(1)
Sight Impairment
454(1)
Communicating with the Client Who Has a Visual Impairment
454(1)
Hearing Impairment
455(1)
Speech Impairment
456(1)
Mobility Impairment
456(1)
Cognitive Impairment
457(19)
Communicating with the Cognitively Impaired Client
457(1)
Pain and Cognitive Impairment
458(18)
The Geriatric Client
476(10)
Introduction
478(1)
The Client Who Is Elderly
478(1)
Medication and the Older Client
478(2)
Medications in the Body
479(1)
Over-the-Counter Medications
479(1)
Sensory Changes in the Elderly
480(1)
Sight
480(1)
Hearing
480(1)
Taste
481(1)
Smell
481(1)
Touch
481(1)
Pain
481(1)
Walking and Getting Around
481(5)
The Pediatric Client
486(18)
Introduction
488(1)
Office Visits
488(1)
Vital Signs
488(3)
Head and Chest Circumference
488(1)
Infant Height and Weight
488(2)
Child's Height and Weight
490(1)
Temperature
490(1)
Pulse
490(1)
Respiration
491(1)
Blood Pressure
491(1)
Specimen Collection
491(1)
Immunization
491(1)
Vision and Hearing Testing
492(1)
Disorders in Children
492(12)
Scoliosis
493(1)
Anorexia Nervosa
493(11)
Medication and the Client Population
504(46)
Introduction
506(1)
Pharmacology
506(1)
Medication Sources
506(1)
Forms of Medications
507(5)
Oral
507(1)
Topical
508(1)
Rectal
509(1)
Injection
510(1)
Inhalation
511(1)
Intravenous Therapy
512(2)
Purpose
512(1)
Equipment
512(1)
Site Preparation
513(1)
IV Flow Rates
513(1)
Site Maintenance
513(1)
Safety of Medications in the United States
514(1)
Categories of Drugs
514(1)
Controlled Substances
515(1)
Giving Instructions to Clients
515(35)
Right Medication
516(1)
Right Amount
516(1)
Right Time
517(1)
Right Route
517(1)
Right Client
517(1)
Right Documentation
517(33)
Healthy Lifestyle in the Primary Client Population
550(14)
Introduction
552(1)
Nutrition and Exercise
552(1)
Smoking
553(1)
Secondhand Smoke
554(1)
Alcohol
554(2)
Alcohol Abuse
555(1)
Drugs
556(1)
Mental Health
557(7)
Exercise and Stress
557(1)
The Medical Assistant's Role in Client Mental Health
557(1)
Rest and Stress
558(1)
Identifying Stressors
558(6)
Minor Surgery
564(26)
Introduction
566(1)
Role of the Medical Assistant in Minor Surgery
566(1)
Common Procedures
566(1)
Surgical Handwashing
567(2)
Surgical Instruments
569(1)
Scalpels
570(1)
Curettes
570(1)
Forceps
570(1)
Scissors
570(1)
Speculums
570(1)
Parts of Instruments
570(2)
Care of Instruments
572(18)
Medical Office Emergencies and First Aid
590(28)
Introduction
592(1)
Basic Guidelines
592(1)
Keep Calm
592(1)
Be Prepared
592(1)
Legal Issues
593(1)
Equipment
593(1)
Emergency Status
594(24)
Bleeding
594(1)
Heart Attack
595(1)
Choking
596(1)
Seizures
596(1)
Poisoning
597(21)
UNIT SIX Diagnostics and Clinical Laboratory
Physician Office Laboratory
618(22)
Introduction
620(1)
Purpose of Laboratory Tests
620(1)
Screening
620(1)
Clinical Diagnosis
620(1)
Differential Diagnosis
620(1)
Tracking Progress
620(1)
Treatment
620(1)
Types of Laboratories
621(1)
The Physician's Office Laboratories
621(1)
Additional Types of Laboratories
622(1)
Manual and Automated Testing
622(1)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
623(2)
Medical Assistant Laboratory Safety Concerns
625(15)
Urinalysis
640(24)
Introduction
642(1)
Urine Tests
642(1)
Random Tests
642(1)
Timed Tests
642(1)
Eight-Hour Tests
642(1)
Methods of Collection
643(1)
Random
643(1)
Clean-Catch
643(1)
24-Hour
643(1)
Urethral Catheterization
644(1)
Urine Specimen Processing
644(1)
Container
644(1)
Labeling
644(1)
Urinalysis
645(19)
Physical Examination
645(1)
Chemical Examination
646(2)
Microscopic Examination
648(16)
Hematology and Venipuncture
664(22)
Introduction
666(1)
Testing
666(2)
Complete Blood Count
666(1)
Hematocrit
666(1)
Hemoglobin
666(1)
Mean Corpuscular Volume. Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin, and Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration
667(1)
Platelet Count
667(1)
White Blood Cell Count and Differential
667(1)
Venipuncture
668(18)
Client Preparation
668(1)
Equipment and Supplies
668(1)
Site Selection
669(1)
Points to Remember
670(1)
Order of Draw
670(16)
Cardiac Diagnostic Laboratory
686(16)
Introduction
688(1)
Electrocardiogram
688(1)
Client Preparation
688(1)
Conducting the Test
688(1)
Holter Monitor
688(3)
Client Preparation
690(1)
Conducting the Test
690(1)
Stress Test
691(1)
Client Preparation
691(1)
Conducting the Test
691(1)
Echocardiogram
691(11)
Client Preparation
691(1)
Conducting the Test
691(11)
Blood Chemistry
702(14)
Introduction
704(1)
Carbohydrates
704(1)
Tests
704(1)
Tests to Measure Blood Glucose
704(1)
Lipids
705(1)
Cholesterol
705(1)
Triglycerides
706(1)
Medical Assistant's Role
706(1)
Protein
706(1)
Other Chemistry Tests
706(10)
Medical Assistant's Role
707(9)
Radiological Diagnostic Laboratory
716(13)
Introduction
718(1)
X-Rays
718(1)
Divisions of Radiology
718(1)
Diagnostic Radiology
718(1)
Therapeutic Radiology
718(1)
Nuclear Medicine
719(1)
Safety
719(1)
Source
719(1)
Clients and Health Care Providers
719(1)
Exposure
719(1)
Selected Tests and Client Preparation
720(9)
Plain X-Ray
720(1)
Mammography
720(1)
Tests with Contrast Medium
721(1)
CT Scan
722(1)
MRI
723(6)
Competency Skill Checklists 729(194)
Glossary 923(13)
AAMA Role Delineation Correlation Chart 936(4)
ABHES Curriculum Correlation Guide 940(4)
CAAHEP Curriculum Correlation Guide 944(4)
References 948(1)
Index 949

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