3.01 HS II Understanding Diagnostic & Therapeutic Services

diagnostic

• the amount of money received in a pay period

• pertaining to the identification of a disease or syndrome

• adherence to ethical principles and professional standards

• a lack of qualifications or ability to perform job tasks

phlebotomist

• a medical assistant who helps draw blood and receives specimens for testing

• muscle contractions

• an ear specialist

• healthcare professionals who create medical images or treat diseases by passing radiation through an object.

What LPN stand for?

• Licensed Practical Nurse

• Limited Practice Nurse

• Licensed Pediatric Nurse

• Limited Pediatric Nurse

Diagnostic services workers help determine diagnoses through clinical tests and medical imaging.

• True

• False

This person dispenses medications per written orders from doctors & dentists.

• Oncologist
• Pediatrician
• Nuerologist
• Pharmacist

A health care professional who specializes in eye and vision care is called a(n) 

• Optometrist 
• Podiatrist 
• Physician Assistant 
• Chriropracter 

A dietician is an example of what healthcare pathway ?

• Therapeutic Services 
• Health Informatics 
• Support Services 
• Diagnostic Services 

An EMT is under which healthcare pathway ? 

• Biotechnology Research and development 
• Therapeutic Services 
• Support Services 
• Health Informatics 

What career focuses primarily on changing the health status of a patient over time ? 

• Support Services 
• Health Informatics 
• Therapeutic Services 

The focus of this career pathway is to diagnose and treat diseases and/or illnesses

• Diagnostic

• Therapeutic

• Health Informatics

• Biotech Research and Development

• Support services