The document summarizes key points from a teaching module on employee health policies, medical terminology, and common surgical procedures. It outlines standard precaution policies for preventing transmission of bloodborne pathogens. It defines anemia and lists its common symptoms and treatment options. It also describes McBurney's incision, including its historical context, location, and use for appendectomy surgery.

1. 5th Teaching Class for ORPs Indus Education Programme
A*Module # 1-Employee Health:
Policy-04:
• Will follow hospital policy on “Standard Precautions” for
protection against blood borne pathogens and demonstrate
competence in the prevention of transmissible infections.
• Work practice control includes prohibition of eating,
dreinking, smoking, applying cosmetics or lip balm, and
handing of contact lenses in work areas.
B*Medical Terminologies:
ANEMIA:
• A significant fall in oxygen carrying capacity of hemoglobin.
Symptom
• Loss of
blood
• Lack,
essential
constituent
s
• Abnormal
destruction
, RBC
• Bone
marrow
defect
Treatment
• B-Complex
• Iron &
Protein
• Chemical
Imbalanc
C*: Common Microbes- Gridiron's
incision (Mc Burney's incision)
Descibed in
1894 by
McBurney, used
for
appendectomy.
An oblique . ,
incision made in
the right lower
quadrant of the
abdomen,
classically . .
used for
appendectomy
Incision is placed
perpendicular to
the . . . .. ..
spinoumblical
line at Mc
Burney's point,
i.e. at the junction
of lateral . .. ..
one-third and
medial two-third
of spino-umblical
line.

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