Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. arrange paperwork for patient’s admission and discharge, also called ward clerks
2. collect specimen from patient, e.g. blood test
3. prepare medications
4. work with nurses and provide basic nursing care, also called Healthcare Assistant (HCA) in the UK,
Personal Care Assistant (PCA), Assistant in Nursing (AIN) or Nursing Assistant
5. prepares meals for patients
6. advice patients about social services
7. take medical images, e.g. X-ray
8. take patients to test or appointments or operating theatres
9. assesses nutritional needs of patients
10. perform tests, e.g. ECG
11. deliver meals
12. welcomes patients and visitors
13. help patients with emotional problems
14. organize linen requirements, tidy ward areas
15. clean all areas of the hospital
16. set up community services when patient return
a. Cancers
b. Tonsils
c. Cervix
d. Sexual diseases
e. Heart
f. Brain
g. Placenta
h. Blood
i. Bowel
j. kidneys
chapter 5
a. Tube for removing liquid from the body or site of operation
b. Takes a patient’s blood pressure
c. Wraps around a patient’s arm to take blood pressure
d. To handle sterile instruments
e. To carrying an injured person
f. Takes a patient’s temperature
g. To removed stitches
h. Weigh a patient
i. Small sharp pointed knife used in surgery
j. Records a patient’s blood oxygen saturation
Aneroid Sphygmomanometer
Blepharoplasty scissors
Surgical scalpel
Thermo scan
Crile forceps
Disposable tourniquet cuffs
Hemostatic forceps
Bandage scissors
Chapter 6
First name
Gender (sex)
Home phone number
Last name (family name)
Medical conditions
Middle initial
occupation
Signature
Social security number (S.S.N.)
State
Street
Substance use
Zip code
Chapter 7
Chapter 10
a. every
b. twice a day
c. capsules
f. when necessary
g. tablets
h. when necessary
i. after meals
j. before meals
k. orally