Chapter 2, Problem 2.8.3C

A surgical team is able to function with the surgical information system because it allows the team to: A. Store images taken during the procedure B. Ensure documentation/ charging functions are available C. Identify the radiology team they will be working with D. Turn on available equipment

It is the job of the healthcare worker to present the information

(it is a clinical case history in which you just need to fill this form. you just need to suppose a patient and accordingly you have to fill this form and must be in detailed)     Case History Sheet Personal Information: Client’s name: __  gender: ___ religion/sect: __ Date of birth: __ age: _ marital status:  ___, Education: __ Family information: Father’s name: ___ alive: ___ age: __ Mothers name: _____ alive: ____ age: _ Presenting Problems ( Nature Of Problems, Precipitating Event, Patient’s Feelings And Thoughts About Problems) __________________________________________________________ History Of Problems (Duration Of Present Problem, Changes In Nature, And/ Or Frequency Of Problem Over Time, Prodromal Manifestations, Other Past Problems Of A Psychological Nature, No. Of Attacks)______________________________________________ Prior Treatment (Details Of Problems Sought For Presenting Problems And For Whom ; When And For What Duration Treatment Undergone; Nature Of Treatment…

How are you going to manage this patient? (Provide a detailed care plan and include a full trauma assessment in sequential order)

Why is it important to step out of the pharmacy and interact with other hospital staff.

Mary O'Keefe calls the Inner City Health Care office in a panic. Gwen Carr, CMA (AAMA), answers the telephone. Mary: "Oh my God, help me. I need Dr. King." Gwen: "This is Ellen Armstrong, Who is this calling? What is the situation?" Mary: "It's my haby, oh God, get Dr. King." Gwen: "Dr. King is unavailable, but we can help you. Now, tell me your name." Mary: "It's Mary O'Keefe. Help me, I think my baby is dead." Gwen: "Are you at home?" Mary: "Yes" Gwen: "Ok. Try to calm down. Speak slowly and tell me what's happened." Mary: "My son Chris pried the plug off an outlet and he's electrocuted himself!" Mary cries. "He's just lying there. I'm so scared, if I touch him, will I electrocute myself? Oh my God, my baby, my baby. What should I do?" Gwen, who has been writing down the details on a piece of paper, motions to Joe Guerrero, another CMA (AAMA) in the office, and hands him her notes. Joe immediately accesses the O'Keefe address from the patient database and uses…

ASAP: I have provided all the information. I need you to fill out on the chart all the medications and diagnoses after researching them. please