DeLaet: Dynamics of Health Care In Society
An associate’s degree
A bachelor’s degree
A master’s degree
A doctoral degree
Carry out treatment plans
Can perform all physical therapy procedures
usually work without supervision
Develop intervention plans
Passive range of motion
Active range of motion
Rehabilitation
Restorative care
Perform range-of-motion exercises on a patient
Monitor patients in an ICU
Educate patients and families
Be part of a rapid-response team
They typically have an associate’s degree.
They can perform many of the same tasks as occupational therapists.
Their most common role is to gather client data.
They are represented by the American Occupational Therapy Association.
Health information technician
Health information coder
Medical transcriptionist
All of the above
Health information technician
health information coder
medical transcriptionist
All of the above
Health information technician
Health information coder
Medical transcriptionist
All of the above
Health information technician
Health information coder
medical transcriptionist
All of the above
Disease
Insurance
Cancer
Birth
Center for Disease Control (CDC)
Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA)
World Health Organization (WHO)
Federal government
Pay for services.
Gather health data.
Follow common diseases.
All of the above
Audiologist
Otolaryngologist
Audiometrist
Optometrist
Physical
Occupational
Massage
Recreational
Restoring function after injury or illness
Maintaining level of ADLs
Purposeful activity
Employment abilities
Rate of living in a population
Rate of illness in a population
Rate of illness related deaths in a population
Rate of deaths in a population
On the job training
A certification from an accredited school
An associates degree from and accredited school
A bachelors degree from an accredited school
Proxemics
Coordination
Kinesiology
Sports
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