1. Logan visits the doctor because he is experiencing abdominal pain. The doctor needs to get some tests done before he makes a
diagnosis. He requests Amanda, a health informatics professional, to schedule the necessary tests as soon as possible. What is Amanda’s job position? A. health unit coordinator
B. medical transcriptionist
C. health information technician
D. medical librarian
2. Georgia works at a large hospital. Recently, she had to arrange a survey among physicians to study their prescription practices on antibiotics. She handed the results of her survey to a government agency. In addition, she also helps to process information for patients’ insurance claims. What kind of health informatics professional is she?
Georgia is a ______
3. Read about what Melinda does at the hospital and fill in the blank to complete the sentence.
Melinda works at a large city hospital where the doctors and patients speak several languages other than English. As a medical ______
who knows several languages herself, Melinda helps convert written reports, such as patient records and test results, from one language to another.
4. Lila works at a busy hospital. When patients first arrive at the hospital, Lila asks for and records all of their necessary information. What is Lila’s job?
A. medical librarian
B. medical transcriptionist
C. admitting officer
D. health unit coordinator
5. Manny creates a realistic drawing of the human spine for healthcare providers to use as a reference when talking to patients and coworkers. What is Manny’s job?
1.- Amanda needs to coordinate the tests with different areas so she is a health unit coordinator.
2.- Georgia needs to do some statistics to the doctors or patients based on the government requirements.
3.- Melinda helps to have a communication among patients and doctors for specific illness and treatments.
4.- Lila is the first contact in the hospital among patients and the institution, so she need to take as much information as she can to conduct the patient with the correct doctor.
5.- Manny draw as close to the reality human structures for having a good and realistic idea of the body.
In humans, each cell normally contains 23 pairs of chromosomes, for a total of 46. Twenty-two of these pairs, called autosomes, look the same in both males and females. The 23rd pair, the sex chromosomes, differ between males and females
Smoking has been linked to a diet-related increase in the risks of preterm birth due to premature rupture of membranes and late gestational bleeding. Other products with nicotine can affect the lungs and the brain if a developing fetus. This can also increase the risk of miscarriages.
Examples of MSDs include muscle strains and low back injuries, rotator cuff injuries (shoulder problems), and tendinitis. Research has identified that the risk factors for MSDs include the repeated and forceful movements associated with patient care such as lifting, transferring, and repositioning.
