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This document summarizes the medical terminology textbook "Medical Terminology Complete!" by Bruce Wingerd. The 576-page textbook published in 2014 is intended as either a class text or independent student workbook. It teaches medical terminology using a self-guided, programmed learning approach with interactive format and visual aids to help students prepare for health careers. An online program called MyMedicalTerminologyLab is also available and provides interactive exercises and tutorials to reinforce the material.
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Physiology 1
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LESSON ASSIGNMENTS 7
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The theory that will be used to guide the lesson is Elisabeth Kuebler ross's nursing theory. The Elisabeth Kuebler Ross nursing theory was proposed in the 1960s where she proposed five distinctive stages that people go through after they have lost a loved one. In the theory, the first stage is the denial stage, which helps people who have lost loved ones to reduce pain. The second stage is anger which is a common emotional feeling when one starts to ask why the beloved person died. In this stage, people who lost a loved one try to adjust to a new situation that might be hard for them. The third stage is bargaining, where people tend to bargain with anything around them so that they can be able to relieve the pain they are feeling. The fourth stage of grief is depression that develops as the events of loss sink into an individual. The last stage of griefing is acceptance, where people acknowledge that they have lost a loved one and plan on how to move on with life without the person (Corr, 2018S).
Describe student audience
Novice nurses in pediatric ICU unit with basic practical functions and support to experienced nurses. These nurses lack experience with pediatric patients in the ICU unit; hence they are undertaken through general rules that will enable them to perform various procedures.
Demographics of the student nurses
The nurses are aged between thirty years and forty years. The nursing group comprises both men and women who have little or no experience in ICU pediatric.
Interventions may be needed to account for varied learning styles.
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Extended and expended role of Nurse
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Study GuideAnatomy andPhysiology 1ByKevin Hwang, M.docx
Study Guide
Anatomy and
Physiology 1
By
Kevin Hwang, M.D.
Reviewed by
Dawna Martich, MSN, RN
About the Author
Kevin Hwang, M.D., is a graduate of the University of Texas Medical
Branch at Galveston. Dr. Hwang is currently a resident in internal
medicine at Morristown Memorial Hospital—University of Medicine
and Dentistry of New Jersey. He has done freelance medical writing
for publishers such as F.A. Davis, Gale, Integrated Communications,
and the Cancer Information Network.
About the Contributing Reviewer
Dawna Martich, MSN, RN, earned baccalaureate and master’s
degrees in nursing from the University of Pittsburgh School of
Nursing. In addition to over 15 years of teaching in staff develop-
ment, her experience includes teaching in diploma and associate
degree nursing programs. Dawna has been a freelance medical
writer for over 20 years for a variety of nursing publishers, includ-
ing Pearson Education, Cengage Delmar Learning, Elsevier, F.A.
Davis, and Jones & Bartlett.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS 1
LESSON ASSIGNMENTS 7
LESSON 1: BASIC CONCEPTS, THE HUMAN
BODY, BIOCHEMISTRY, CELLS, TISSUES,
AND THE SKELETAL SYSTEM 9
LESSON 2: MUSCLES, THE SKIN,
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, THE SENSES,
AND THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 41
RESEARCH PROJECT 81
LAB ASSIGNMENT 87
SELF-CHECK ANSWERS 89
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YOUR COURSE
Welcome to Anatomy and Physiology 1. This is a challeng-
ing subject to master due to the large volume of material.
Understanding this material will help you interpret the many
medical reports you’ll be exposed to in your healthcare career.
You’ll also become more familiar with terms commonly used
in the field of anatomy and physiology. The suggested study
plan can guide you through the learning process.
OBJECTIVES
When you complete this course, you’ll be able to
■ Define terms referring to location, position, direction,
body planes, and sections
■ Locate the major body cavities
■ Explain the structures, functions, and diseases of the
major body systems in humans
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