TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Clinical procedures for medical assisting (4/e): Chapter 15 – Booth, Whicker, Wyman

Chapter 15 - Introduction to microbiology. The objectives of this chapter are: Define microbiology; describe how microorganisms cause disease; describe how microorganisms are classified and named; explain how viruses, bacteria, protozoans, fungi, and parasites differ and give examples of each;. | 15 Introduction to Microbiology 15- Learning Outcomes Define microbiology. Describe how microorganisms cause disease. Describe how microorganisms are classified and named. Explain how viruses, bacteria, protozoans, fungi, and parasites differ and give examples of each. 15- Learning Outcomes (cont.) Describe the process involved in diagnosing an infection. List general guidelines for obtaining specimens. Describe how throat culture, urine, sputum, wound, and stool specimens are obtained. Explain how to transport specimens to outside laboratories. 15- Learning Outcomes (cont.) Describe two techniques used in the direct examination of culture specimens. Explain how to prepare and examine stained specimens. Describe how to culture specimens in the medical office. 15- Learning Outcomes (cont.) Explain how cultures are interpreted. Describe how to perform an antimicrobial sensitivity .

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• Clinical procedures
• Medical assisting
• Clinical medical assisting
• Microorganisms cause disease
• Classification of microorganisms
• Multicellular parasites
• Administrative medical assisting
• Standard payment procedures
• Accepting payment
• General physical examination
• Clinical diagnosis
• Safety precautions
• Physical examination
• Principles of asepsis
• Infectious disease prevention
• Infectious diseases
• Infection control techniques
• Infection control methods
• Medical asepsis
• Blood borne pathogens
• AIDS patients
• Patient education
• Exam room furnishings
• Treatment areas
• Exam room
• Patient interview
• Patient responsibilities
• Patient rights
• Obtaining vital signs
• Taking temperatures
• Respiration irregularities
• Medical assistant
• Internal medicine
• Gynecologic physical examination
• Highly specialized examinations
• Allergy examinations
• Cardiology examination
• Minor surgery
• Wound care
• Instruments used in minor surgery
• Physical therapy
• Patient assessment
• Administering cryotherapy
• Emergency preparedness
• Medical emergencies
• Handling emergencies
• Alternative medicine
• Alternative medical systems
• Biologically based therapies
• Equipment safety
• Laboratory testing
• Medical assistant’s role
• Testing urine specimens
• Urinary system
• Obtaining specimens
• Testing blood specimens
• Composition of blood
• Collecting blood specimens
• Special diets
• Daily energy requirements
• Dietary guidelines
• Principles of pharmacology
• Sources of drugs
• Drug therapy
• Drug administration
• Dosage calculations
• Geriatric considerations
• Pulmonary function testing
• Anatomy of the heart
• Physiology of the heart
• Diagnostic radiology
• Common diagnostic radiologic tests
• Filing X rays
• Externship process
• Medical assisting externships
• Expectations of externship candidates