assimilation

bias

biculturalism

cultural

cultures

discrimination

diverse

diversity

ethnic

ethnicity

ethnocentrism

gender

homophobia

mental and physical abilities

race

racism

religion

geriatrics

cultures develop behaviors, norms, and values that turn into...

cultural competency

what does diversity include

how can you lessen bias

when ethnocentrism and racism are allowed in society this leads to ...

the 19th-century civil rights act amended in 1993 ensures...

why are language barriers represent a problem in communication ?

gender role stereotyping

what percentage of the world has a disability?

kinseys scale measures what?

4 core values of human rights laws

the Americans with disabilities act if 1990 is

what did the declaration of Vienna for human rights reaffirm?

cultural diversity elements

whats the core skill needed in health care intervention

how to obtain culturally relevant information is by emphasizing...

six areas of human cultural diversity related to health care

advance directive

communication

emotional intelligence

inpatient

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

nonverbal communication

outpatient

palpation

paralanguage

patient assessment

patient autonomy

verbal communication

what's the most challenging aspect of the radiologic technologist role

highest level in maslows hierarchy of needs

what are some patients fears

what are the two classifications of patients

the radiologic technologist has the obligation to make _____ and ______ feel comfortable they are receiving the best possible care.

what should you do if a patient/ fam member asks for results information

verbal communication should occur

methods of effective communication

paralanguage is

before touching a patient you should ask for

what are the reasons to touch a patient

types of patients

the blueness of the skin is called

while doing examinations you should always

you should speak to kids at ..... level

don't try to separate children from _________ like blankets or toys

infants are ages

toddlers

preschoolers

school aged

adolescent

young adults

middle aged

mature adults

primary aging is

secondary aging is

stages of grief

advance directive

chief complaint

chronology

clinical history

leading questions

localization

objective

quality

subjective

who are the eyes and ears of the radiologist

patients need to believe that the information they are providing is _______

why is repetition encouraged when you have obtained information

name the sacred 7?

base of support

biomechanics

center of gravity

commonly attached medical equipment

mobility muscles

orthostatic pressure

mobility muscles

morbidity is

what has reduced injuries pertaining to moving patients?

what is body mechanics

what tells us the ability to help a patient can provide while moving?

patients that cant assist could require the use of special equipment like _____ and ____

standing with feet apart improve the _____

instability happens when the ______ moves beyond the boundaries of the _______

mobility muscles are found in the ___________
stability muscles are found in the ___________

lifting should be done by _________ and _______ the knees and the back should be kept ___________

when doing a lifting let the patient do ...

one should check the patient's chart before lifting in order to ----

you should always inform patients what you are going to do and ----

the wheelchair should be ____ degrees from the bed

when lifting patients keep your back _____ and your legs should do the liftin

what are some symptoms of orthostatic hypotension, what should you do to minimize effects?

types of wheelchair transfers

what side goes closest to the bed

another word for the stretcher is ________

patients who need hydraulic lift transfers should arrive with a ____

how many people are required for a cart-to-table transfer

the patient should be rolled in prone or supine? towards you

for lateral transfers both bed and stretcher should be at a ______ height

the patient's arm should be _______ the chest to avoid injury during lateral transfers

what are the 4 patients positions when they are in bed