Monday, November 9, 2009
Classroom Assignment
It's Resume time. Have your rough draft of your Resume corrected and ready to be turned in by Friday Nov 13th.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Classroom Assignment 9/15/09
Hello again,
Now that you have completed the Medical Math and Client status sections of Healthcare 21, let's see how much you have retained. Clear your desk and answer the questions below. Don't get nervous this is only a teacher guided review. Once you have completed the exercise turn your papers in .
Now that you have completed the Medical Math and Client status sections of Healthcare 21, let's see how much you have retained. Clear your desk and answer the questions below. Don't get nervous this is only a teacher guided review. Once you have completed the exercise turn your papers in .
Medical Math
Temperature Conversions with Decimals:
(You should Memorize these setups) Show all work.
To convert Celsius to Fahrenheit: C (x) 1.8 (+) 32 = F
Celsius Temp multiplied by 1.8 plus 32 equals fahrenheitTo convert Fahrenheit to Celsius: 1. F (-)32/ 1.8 = C
Fahrenheit Temp minus 32 divided by 1.8 equals celsius
1. 34 degrees C = ___________F
2. 46.6 degrees F =__________C
3. 107 degrees C = __________ F
4. 101.5 degrees F = _________C
5. 42 degrees C = ___________F
6. 40 degrees F = ___________C
7. 100.4 degrees F= _________C
8. 69 degrees C = ___________F
9. 12 degrees C = ___________F
10. 105.8 degrees F = ________C
Medical Terminology
Use the Taber's ( green dictionaries ) and define the following medical terms.
1. Adhesion (ad - HE- shun)
2. Atexia ( ah - TACK- see-ah )
3. Atonic ( ah- TON- ick)
4. Atrophy (AT - roh-fee)
5. Cardioplegia ( kar - dee - oh - PlEE- jee- ah)
6. Contracture ( kon - TRACK - shur)
7. Dystaxia ( dis - TACK - see - ah )
8. Electroneuronyography (ee - leck - troh - my - OG - rah - fee)
9. Fasciectomy ( fas - ee -ECK - toh - me)
10. Hemiparesis ( hem - ee- Par-ee - sis )
Monday, September 14, 2009
Hello everyone
Hi ,
How are you? I want to thank you all for being cooperative with those who have substituted in my absence. They have all given me very good reports, I AM SO PROUD OF YOU.
My daughter is home from the hospital ....yea!!!! If all goes well I should be seeing you in one or two days.
Now let's talk shop ....... Some of you still need to complete your Healthcare 21 assignment from Thursday and Friday ( I have checked your scores). There is a new assignment posted for today. Any student that needs to take the CPR test should make arragements with Mrs. White asap. Gather the medical information needed to complete a medical History form ( homework). We will complete a patient's record when I return.
I miss you all,
Mrs. M. Rashad
How are you? I want to thank you all for being cooperative with those who have substituted in my absence. They have all given me very good reports, I AM SO PROUD OF YOU.
My daughter is home from the hospital ....yea!!!! If all goes well I should be seeing you in one or two days.
Now let's talk shop ....... Some of you still need to complete your Healthcare 21 assignment from Thursday and Friday ( I have checked your scores). There is a new assignment posted for today. Any student that needs to take the CPR test should make arragements with Mrs. White asap. Gather the medical information needed to complete a medical History form ( homework). We will complete a patient's record when I return.
I miss you all,
Mrs. M. Rashad
Friday, September 11, 2009
Triage
Seven patients arrive at your emergency care walk-in clinic at the same time with the following complaints. Place them in the order they should be triaged.
1. Jane Smith has burns to her hands and arms from a grease fire while cooking.
2. Ian Miller has fallen off her bike and has what appears to be a broken arm.
3. John Collins was stabbed and has a 2 inch laceration to his right hand.
4. Taylor Jones was hit in the head with an unknown object when he was robbed.
5. Brain Wilson is complaining of difficulty breathing with wheezing.
6. Russ Thomas was shot durning a robbery and has a open wound to his left lower leg.
7. James Curtis is complaining of severe chest pains.
1. Jane Smith has burns to her hands and arms from a grease fire while cooking.
2. Ian Miller has fallen off her bike and has what appears to be a broken arm.
3. John Collins was stabbed and has a 2 inch laceration to his right hand.
4. Taylor Jones was hit in the head with an unknown object when he was robbed.
5. Brain Wilson is complaining of difficulty breathing with wheezing.
6. Russ Thomas was shot durning a robbery and has a open wound to his left lower leg.
7. James Curtis is complaining of severe chest pains.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Researching Historical Healthcare Figures
HEALTHCARE 21 IS FUN!!!
DISCOVERING THE PAST CAN LEAD TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE
Activities of the Week
Guest Teacher Mr. Joseph Teaches OSHA regulations.
Students learn the importance of infection control.
Universal precautions...how careful are you?Can You Spot Germs????
Students demonstrate proper hand washing procedures to prevent spread of germs.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Daily Class assignment
Initate a KWL Chart
K= What you know about history of medicine ?
W = What you want to know about the history of medicine?
L= What have you learned about the history of medicine?
K= What you know about history of medicine ?
W = What you want to know about the history of medicine?
L= What have you learned about the history of medicine?
Monday, August 17, 2009
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Welcome 2009-2010 Medical Assisting Class
Welcome students,
I'm your instructor for this year Mrs. Michael Rashad. I am excited that each and every one of you will be joining me this year as you learn about the exciting field of medical assisting. This academic school year you will be expected to perform a variety of task that will prepare you for a wide range of duties in physicians' offices, clinics and other health care facilities. As a medical assistant, you will be the link between patients, family members, and the physician. The efficiency of the office begins with you.
My responsibility as your instructor is to ensure you are prepared for the demands of the work force you are going to enter. In this program, you will be challenged in a variety of mediums including testing, hands on evaluations, skills competitions, and community internships. I expect you to be behave in a professional manner at all times. You should be on time and fully prepared for the daily challenges you are going to face. Come to class with a positive attitude and your achievements should be a direct correlation of your efforts!
Best Wishes For A Wonderful Academic Year,
Mrs. Rashad
I'm your instructor for this year Mrs. Michael Rashad. I am excited that each and every one of you will be joining me this year as you learn about the exciting field of medical assisting. This academic school year you will be expected to perform a variety of task that will prepare you for a wide range of duties in physicians' offices, clinics and other health care facilities. As a medical assistant, you will be the link between patients, family members, and the physician. The efficiency of the office begins with you.
My responsibility as your instructor is to ensure you are prepared for the demands of the work force you are going to enter. In this program, you will be challenged in a variety of mediums including testing, hands on evaluations, skills competitions, and community internships. I expect you to be behave in a professional manner at all times. You should be on time and fully prepared for the daily challenges you are going to face. Come to class with a positive attitude and your achievements should be a direct correlation of your efforts!
Best Wishes For A Wonderful Academic Year,
Mrs. Rashad
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