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Ch. 4 | HEED 118 - Introduction to Health Care Systems, Quizzes of Health sciences

Class: HEED 118 - Introduction to Health Care Systems; Subject: Health Education (HEED); University: Southwestern Michigan College; Term: Fall 2013;

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primitive
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ancient or prehistoric
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predators
DEFINITION 2
organisms or beings that destroy
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superstitious
DEFINITION 3
trusting in magic or chance
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exorcise
DEFINITION 4
to force out evil spirits
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intravenously
DEFINITION 5
directly into a vein
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primitive

ancient or prehistoric

TERM 2

predators

DEFINITION 2

organisms or beings that destroy

TERM 3

superstitious

DEFINITION 3

trusting in magic or chance

TERM 4

exorcise

DEFINITION 4

to force out evil spirits

TERM 5

intravenously

DEFINITION 5

directly into a vein

accurate

exact, correct, or precise

TERM 7

dissection

DEFINITION 7

act or process of dividing, taking apart

TERM 8

anatomy

DEFINITION 8

the science of dealing with the structure of animals and

plants

TERM 9

physiology

DEFINITION 9

the branch of biology dealing with the functions and activities

of living organisms and their parts

TERM 10

symptoms

DEFINITION 10

a sign or indication of something

quackery

the practice of pretending to cure disease

TERM 17

stethoscope

DEFINITION 17

an instrument used to hear sound in the body, such as

heartbeat, lung sounds, and bowel sounds

TERM 18

respiration

DEFINITION 18

the inhaling and exhaling of air, or breathing

TERM 19

midwives

DEFINITION 19

non-physician women who deliver babies

TERM 20

microbiology

DEFINITION 20

the branch of biology dealing with the structure, function,

uses, and modes of existence of microscopic organisms

microorganisms

organisms so small that they can only be seen through a

microscope

TERM 22

pasteurization

DEFINITION 22

to heat food for a period of time to destroy certain

microorganisms

TERM 23

antiseptic

DEFINITION 23

substance that slows or stops the growth of microorganisms

TERM 24

pathogens

DEFINITION 24

microorganisms or viruses that can cause disease

TERM 25

anesthesia

DEFINITION 25

loss of feeling or sensation

life expectancy

the number of years of life remaining at any given age

TERM 32

hypothesis

DEFINITION 32

an explanation for an observation that is based on scientific

research and can be tested

TERM 33

continuous quality improvement

DEFINITION 33

the regular use of methods and tools to identify, prevent, and

reduce the impact of process failures; aka CQI

TERM 34

process

DEFINITION 34

set of actions/steps that must be accomplished correctly and

in the proper order

TERM 35

metrics

DEFINITION 35

a set of measurements that quantify results

baseline data

gathering information before a change begins to better

understand the current situation

TERM 37

outcome data

DEFINITION 37

information gathered after a change has occurred to

examine the impact or results

TERM 38

adverse effects

DEFINITION 38

unfavorable or harmful outcomes

TERM 39

readmission

DEFINITION 39

a quick return to the hospital after discharge

TERM 40

six sigma

DEFINITION 40

a strategy that uses data and statistical analysis to measure

and improve an organization's operational performance

continuity

continuous, connected, and coordinated

TERM 47

rehabilitation

DEFINITION 47

process that helps people who have been disabled by

sickness or injury to recover as many of their original abilities

for activities of daily living as possible

TERM 48

convalescence

DEFINITION 48

the gradual recovery of health and strength after illness

TERM 49

ambulatory

DEFINITION 49

able to walk

TERM 50

specialties

DEFINITION 50

fields of study or professional work, such as pediatrics,

orthopedics, obstetrics

occupational therapy

helps to give people skills for everyday activities in order to

lead satisfying lives

TERM 52

recreational therapy

DEFINITION 52

uses play, recreation, and leisure activities to improve

physical, cognitive, social, and emotional functioning; the

primary goal is to develop lifetime leisure skills

TERM 53

hydrotherapy

DEFINITION 53

treatment that uses water therapy for disease or injury

TERM 54

mobility

DEFINITION 54

the ability to move from place to place without restriction

TERM 55

prosthetics

DEFINITION 55

artificial parts made for the body, such as teeth, feet, legs,

arms, hands, eyes, and breasts

maternal

relating to the mother or from the mother

TERM 62

obese

DEFINITION 62

weighing more than 20% over a person's ideal weight

TERM 63

environmental sanitation

DEFINITION 63

methods used to keep the environment clean and to promote

health

TERM 64

podiatry

DEFINITION 64

the diagnosis and treatment of foot disorders

TERM 65

hypertension

DEFINITION 65

elevation of the blood pressure

endowments

gifts of property or money given to a group or organization

TERM 67

system

DEFINITION 67

a coordinated body of methods or plans of procedure

TERM 68

stakeholders

DEFINITION 68

people with a keen interest in a project or organization; may

be end-users of a product or service

TERM 69

medicare

DEFINITION 69

a government program that provides healthcare primarily for

people 65 and older

TERM 70

medicaid

DEFINITION 70

a government program that provides healthcare for low

income people and families and for people with certain

disabilities

urology

the study of the urine and urinary organs in health and

disease

TERM 77

obstetrics

DEFINITION 77

the branch of medical science concerned with childbirth

TERM 78

gatekeepers

DEFINITION 78

people who monitor the actions of other people and who

control access to something

TERM 79

legislation

DEFINITION 79

a law or body of laws

TERM 80

bulk

DEFINITION 80

a greater amount

intervention

the act of interfering to change an outcome

TERM 82

co-payment

DEFINITION 82

a set amount the subscriber pays for each medical service

TERM 83

deductible

DEFINITION 83

an amount the subscriber must pay before the insurance

begins to pay

TERM 84

co-insurance

DEFINITION 84

a percentage the subscriber is required to pay of every

medical bill

TERM 85

benefits

DEFINITION 85

payments and assistance based on agreement

health care exchanges

open market places where buyers and sellers of health

insurance come together to help consumers compare and

shop for coverage

TERM 92

medical homes

DEFINITION 92

organizations that deliver primary care through a

comprehensive team approach that ensures quality

outcomes

TERM 93

accountable care organizations

DEFINITION 93

networks where hospitals and doctors work together and

share accountability to manage all of the health care needs

of a large group of Medicare patients for an extended period

of time

TERM 94

accountability

DEFINITION 94

willing to accept responsibility and the consequences of one's

actions

TERM 95

malpractice

DEFINITION 95

negligence, failure to meet the standard of care or conduct

prescribed by a profession

defensive medicine

medical practices aimed at avoiding lawsuits rather than

benefitting the patient

TERM 97

perspective

DEFINITION 97

the manner in which a person views something

TERM 98

constant

DEFINITION 98

fixed, unchanging

TERM 99

Who was the founder of modern nursing?

DEFINITION 99

Florence Nightingale

TERM 100

Who founded the Red Cross?

DEFINITION 100

Clara Barton in 1881