Introduction to health occupations

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Introduction to health occupations

Shirley A. Badasch, Doreen S. Chesebro

Prentice Hall, 1993

3rd ed

Other Title

Health occupations

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Note

Rev. ed. of: The health care worker. 2nd ed. c1988

"A Brady book."

Includes bibliographical references and index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

A guidebook that prepares students for careers in health care by exploring the various job opportunities and important work skills.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction to being a health worker
  • finding the right occupation for you
  • using abbreviation and health care terminology
  • using computers, the 24-hour clock and the metric system
  • your body and how it functions
  • effects of nutrition on you and your patients
  • measuring vital signs
  • controlling infection
  • protecting yourself and others
  • meeting your needs and the needs of others
  • the process of change
  • finding a job and keeping a job
  • becoming a leader
  • electrocardiogram technician
  • radiology aide/darkroom attendant
  • laboratory assistant/medical assistant assistant laboratory skills
  • nurse aide
  • long-term care
  • nurse aide, acute care
  • home health aide
  • physical therapy aide
  • central supply worker
  • food service worker
  • environmental services technician/housekeeper medical assistant - administrative
  • medical assistant - clinical.

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