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8. These health care professionals are trained to assist physicians or other medical providers in clinical or administrative procedures. a. medical assistants b. physician assistants c. surgical technologists d. both A and B 9. This health care professional provides direct patient care under the direction of a registered nurse (RN) or physician. a. emergency medical technician (EMT) b. phlebotomist c. coding specialist d. licensed practical nurse (LPN) 10. These therapies, sometimes referred to as alternative medicine, promote healing through nutrition, exercise, or relaxation. a. physical b. complementary c. occupational d. radiation Completion 11. Obesity was once regarded as a sign of wealth and social status, but today is considered a/an _____. 12. _ is a medical opinion about the likely outcome of a condition or disease. 13. A person who remains in an acute care facility, such as a hospital, for more than 24 hours is considered a/an _. 14. _ provides care for dying persons, their families, and other loved ones. 15. _______ skills are an essential requirement for anyone entering the health information field. Short Answer 16. Hippocrates dismissed the idea that illnesses were caused by supernatural forces. Instead, what idea did he emphasize? Explain. 17. What important role did Florence Nightingale play in medical history? 18. What is the goal of a rehabilitation center? 19. Name at least three fields that therapy or rehabilitation specialists may specialize in. 20. Why is specialization becoming more prevalent in health care?

8. These health care professionals are trained to assist physicians or other medical providers in clinical or administrative procedures.
a. medical assistants
b. physician assistants
c. surgical technologists
d. both A and B

9. This health care professional provides direct patient care under the direction of a registered nurse (RN) or physician.
a. emergency medical technician (EMT)
b. phlebotomist
c. coding specialist
d. licensed practical nurse (LPN)

10. These therapies, sometimes referred to as alternative medicine, promote healing through nutrition, exercise, or relaxation.
a. physical
b. complementary
c. occupational
d. radiation

Completion
11. Obesity was once regarded as a sign of wealth and social status, but today is considered a/an ___________.
12. ___________ is a medical opinion about the likely outcome of a condition or disease.
13. A person who remains in an acute care facility, such as a hospital, for more than 24 hours is considered a/an ___________.
14. ___________ provides care for dying persons, their families, and other loved ones.
15. ___________ skills are an essential requirement for anyone entering the health information field.

Short Answer
16. Hippocrates dismissed the idea that illnesses were caused by supernatural forces. Instead, what idea did he emphasize? Explain.
17. What important role did Florence Nightingale play in medical history?
18. What is the goal of a rehabilitation center?
19. Name at least three fields that therapy or rehabilitation specialists may specialize in.
20. Why is specialization becoming more prevalent in health care?

8. These health care professionals are trained to assist physicians or other medical providers in clinical or administrative procedures.
a. medical assistants
b. physician assistants
c. surgical technologists
d. both A and B

9. This health care professional provides direct patient care under the direction of a registered nurse (RN) or physician.
a. emergency medical technician (EMT)
b. phlebotomist
c. coding specialist
d. licensed practical nurse (LPN)

10. These therapies, sometimes referred to as alternative medicine, promote healing through nutrition, exercise, or relaxation.
a. physical
b. complementary
c. occupational
d. radiation

Completion
11. Obesity was once regarded as a sign of wealth and social status, but today is considered a/an .
12. is a medical opinion about the likely outcome of a condition or disease.
13. A person who remains in an acute care facility, such as a hospital, for more than 24 hours is considered a/an .
14. provides care for dying persons, their families, and other loved ones.
15. skills are an essential requirement for anyone entering the health information field.

Short Answer
16. Hippocrates dismissed the idea that illnesses were caused by supernatural forces. Instead, what idea did he emphasize? Explain.
17. What important role did Florence Nightingale play in medical history?
18. What is the goal of a rehabilitation center?
19. Name at least three fields that therapy or rehabilitation specialists may specialize in.
20. Why is specialization becoming more prevalent in health care?

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