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9780323007665

Mosby's Clinical Skills for Medical Assistants

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  • ISBN13:

    9780323007665

  • ISBN10:

    032300766X

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-02-05
  • Publisher: Mosby
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Summary

This resource emphasizes high levels of competency in patient care, communication skills, health and wellness promotion, and patient education, while always reflecting cultural and age-appropriate sensitivity. The 4th edition contains current clinical information for medical assistants and complies with both the AAMA and RMA curriculum standards. Case studies and step-by-step procedures with complete details, charting examples, rationales, and a chapter on nutrition are included for a realistic, clinically oriented view of medical assisting. Plus, an accompanying CD-ROM simulates realistic clinical situations.

Table of Contents

Universal and Standard Body Substance Precautions
HICPAC Isolation Precautions
5(4)
Infection Control Systems
9(1)
Barrier Precautions
9(4)
Handling of Equipment, Supplies, and Waste
13(3)
Uniforms and Clothing
16(1)
Laundry
16(1)
Communication of Hazards to Employees
17(1)
Compliance
18(1)
Employee Health Issues
18(4)
HIV Infection/HIV Disease/AIDS
22(4)
World AIDS Day
26(1)
Hepatitis
26(8)
Infection Control: Practices of Medical Asepsis and Sterilization
Basic Concepts and Goals
34(1)
Infectious Process and Causative Agents
34(3)
The Body's Defenses Against Disease and Infection
37(10)
Diagnostic Data
47(1)
Infection Control
48(3)
Methods to Control Microscopic Agents
51(12)
Ultrasonic Cleaning and Sterilization Procedures
63(4)
Physical Measurements: Vital Signs, Height, and Weight
Vital Signs
67(31)
Physical Measurements of Height and Weight
98(8)
Health History and Physical Examination
The Medical Record
106(3)
Communication Skills
109(1)
Cultural Considerations in Health Assessment and Health Care
110(2)
Patient Education and Patient Teaching
112(5)
History and Physical Examination
117(21)
Summary of Positive Findings
138(1)
Diagnostic Data
138(1)
Impression
139(1)
Care Plans and Suggested Further Study
139(1)
Reports from Diagnostic Studies, Treatment Plans, and Consultation Services
139(1)
Progress Notes
140(1)
Discharge Summary
140(1)
Problem-Oriented Medical Record
140(1)
Records Management
141(2)
Special Vocabulary
143(2)
Medical Abbreviations
145(11)
Preparing for and Assisting With Routine and Special Physical Examinations
Instruments Used for Physical Examinations
156(4)
Preparing for and Assisting With Physical Examinations
160(1)
General Instructions and Responsibilities for the Medical Assistant
160(1)
Growning, Positioning, and Draping the Patient for Physical Examinations
161(14)
Physical Examinations
175(1)
Gynecologic Examination
175(15)
Rectal Examination
190(1)
Testicular Self-Examination (TSE)
190(5)
Endoscopic Examinations: Proctoscopy and Sigmoidoscopy
195(1)
Cancer Facts
196(10)
Other Special Examinations
206(1)
Neurologic Examination
206(1)
Hearing Examination
207(2)
Eye Examination
209(8)
Obstetric Examinations and Record
217(9)
Pediatric Examinations
226(40)
Lead Poisoning
266(7)
Asthma
273(3)
Tests to Measure the Adequacy of Ventilation and Oxygenation
276(16)
Surgical Asepsis and Minor Surgery
Background of Sterile Technique
292(1)
Principles and Practices of Surgical Asepsis
293(1)
Handling Sterile Supplies
293(5)
Minor Surgery
298(26)
Suture Removal
324(3)
Wounds
327(2)
Dressings and Bandages
329(14)
Casts
343(12)
Principles of Pharmacology and Drug Administration
Pharmacology and Drugs
355(9)
Prescriptions
364(2)
Administer, Dispense, Prescribe
366(1)
Pharmaceutical Preparations
366(1)
Professional Responsibilities
367(1)
Routes and Methods of Drug Administration
368(6)
Factors Influencing Dosage and Drug Action
374(1)
Patient Education
375(2)
Injections
377(26)
Oxygen Administration
403(7)
Diagnostic Allergy Tests, Intradermal Skin Tests, and Tuberculosis
Allergies
410(9)
Tuberculosis
419(15)
Instillations and Irrigations of the Ear and Eye
Ear Instillation
434(1)
Ear Irrigation
434(1)
Eye Instillation
435(1)
Eye Irrigation
435(14)
Laboratory Orientation
The Typical Laboratory
449(1)
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments
450(3)
Liaison and Responsibilities of the Medical Assistant With Laboratories
453(3)
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures
456(7)
Quality Control and Laboratory Safety
463(1)
The Microscope
464(4)
Centrifuges
468(7)
Collecting and Handling Specimens
Specimens
475(3)
Urine Specimen Collection
478(4)
Stool Specimen Collection
482(7)
Respiratory Tract Specimens
489(7)
Streptococcus Screening
496(2)
Wound Culture
498(1)
Smears for Cytology Studies
498(2)
Smears for Bacteriology Studies
500(1)
Gram Stain
501(1)
Bacterial Culture and Sensitivity (C & S) Testing
502(1)
Culture Media
503(3)
Vaginal Smears and Culture Collection
506(6)
Chlamydia trachomatis: The Direct Specimen Test
512(3)
Herpes Simplex Viruses: Diseases, Diagnosis, and Typing
515(1)
Orasure HIV-1 Antibody Testing System
516(5)
Lumbar Puncture
521(9)
Urinalysis
Urinary System: Formation and Components of Normal Urine
530(1)
Routine Urinalysis
530(15)
Controls for Routine Urinalysis
545(9)
Detection and Semiquantitation of Bacteriuria
554(3)
Other Urine Tests
557(13)
Hematology and Blood Chemistry
Blood Components, Functions, and Formation
570(1)
Obtaining Blood Samples
571(6)
Venipuncture Technique
577(6)
Fingertip Skin Puncture Technique
583(4)
Blood Tests
587(1)
Automation in the Clinical Laboratory
587(15)
Quality Control and Laboratory Safety
602(1)
Hematology Laboratory Examinations
602(1)
Complete Blood Count: Hematology Test
602(9)
Blood Chemistry Laboratory Examinations
611(1)
Blood Chemistries
611(14)
Glycosylated Hemoglobin Testing (Also Called HB Alc, GHb, GHB, Glycohemoglobin, Diabetic Control Index)
625(1)
Blood Cholesterol
626(3)
Other Blood Examinations
629(1)
Blood Groups and Types
629(3)
Infectious Mononucleosis
632(7)
Diagnostic Medical Imaging, Radiation Therapy, and Nuclear Medicine
Radiologic Procedures
639(1)
X-Rays
639(10)
Radiation Therapy
649(1)
Nuclear Medicine
650(1)
Position of Patient for X-Ray Studies
650(4)
Radiologic Dangers, Hazards, and Safety Precautions
654(1)
Medical Assistant's Responsibilities
655(4)
Processing X-Ray Film
659(1)
Storage and Management in the Office
659(6)
Physical Therapy
Ultraviolet Light
665(1)
Diathermy
665(1)
Ultrasound
666(1)
Local Applications of Heat (Thermotherapy) and Cold (Cryotherapy)
666(6)
Hydrotherapy
672(1)
Paraffin Wax Hand Bath
672(1)
Traction
673(1)
Massage
673(1)
Exercises
674(5)
Body Mechanics
679(2)
Wheelchairs
681(1)
Crutches
682(5)
Canes
687(1)
Walkers
688(1)
Electrotherapy Using Galvanic and Faradic Currents
689(1)
Electrodiagnostic Examinations
689(1)
Disabilities and Therapy
690(2)
Ergonomics
692(1)
Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
692(14)
Electrocardiography
The Cardiac Cycle and ECG Cycle
706(4)
Electrocardiogram
710(18)
Phone-A-Gram: The Computerized ECG
728(1)
Automatic Electrocardiographs
728(2)
Digital Electrocardiograph Facsimile
730(1)
Ambulatory Cardiac Monitoring (Holter Monitoring)
730(1)
Treadmill Stress Test
730(12)
Common Emergencies and First Aid
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Basic Life Support for Cardiac Arrest
742(1)
Heart Attack: Signals and Actions for Survival
743(1)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
743(5)
Choking
748(2)
Management of the Obstructed Airway
750(1)
Emergency Medical Services System
750(3)
Portable Automated External Defibrillators
753(1)
Shock
754(2)
Abdominal Pain
756(1)
Allergic Reaction (Anaphylactic Reaction) to Drugs
756(1)
Asphyxia
756(1)
Human, Animal, Snake, and Insect Bites and Stings
756(1)
Severe Bleeding (Hemorrhage)
757(4)
Burns
761(3)
Cerebral Vascular Accident (Stroke)
764(1)
Chest Pain
764(3)
Convulsions
767(1)
Epistaxis (Nosebleed)
767(1)
Fainting (Syncope)
767(1)
Foreign Bodies in the Ear, Eye, and Nose
768(1)
Fractures
768(1)
Head Injuries
769(1)
Hyperventilation
769(1)
Diabetes Emergencies: Hypoglycemia (Insulin Reaction) and Hyperglycemia (Diabetic Coma)
770(4)
Open Wounds
774(1)
Poisoning
775(1)
Poison Control Centers
776(2)
Emergency Tray/Crash Cart
778(1)
First Aid Kit
778(5)
Nutrition
Nutrition and Your Health
783(1)
The Food Guide Pyramid
784(2)
Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2000
786(2)
Nutrients
788(14)
Fiber
802(4)
Salt and Sodium
806(1)
Alcohol
806(1)
Calories
807(2)
Food Labeling
809(1)
Vegetarian Diets
809(4)
Cultural and Ethnic Guide to Good Eating
813(1)
Therapeutic Diets
813(6)
Patient Teaching
819(3)
Glossary 822(9)
Appendix A: Special Vocabulary 831

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