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This activity demonstrates the difficulties that arise when a medical professional or other professional must give instructions verbally without the assistance of anything in writing. This is an essential ability in the medical field or any field that requires relaying of instructions or orders. health science, medical, anatomy, communication disorders, speech therapy, homeschool, high school, middle school, medical terminology, pharmacology, leadership, teamwork, first day, icebreakers, intro

This project is a two-day in-class project in which the students will be asked to apply their knowledge of the nervous system in a higher-level fashion by representing what they feel the brain functions are. Anatomy health science med term nursing medicine dentistry physiology biology life science. Included is a resource diagram of the brain & brainstem & cerebellum. Also included is a list of what occurs in each part of the brain.

This comprehensive guide to becoming certified as a Patient Care Technician goes along perfectly with NHA's modules 1-5. It covers all important information from basic patient care to phlebotomy and electrocardiograms. It's the perfect resource to set your students up for success! All new and updated for 2025-2026.

Detailed history of global healthcare from primitive times to today's American pioneers. Updated for 2020 to include coronavirus.

This is a four-page MSDS safety sheet activity for students. It incorporates learning and understanding the MSDS safety sheet. Students will be assigned an MSDS chemical and will have to review the MSDS sheet to answer specific questions on it. It includes sections I-IX for your assistance, as well as a listing of commonly-used easy-to-find MSDS chemicals. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

This is a pulse lab activity in which students will learn to record a pulse during three different activities. At the end of the lab, the students will gain a better understanding of cardiovascular fitness and how it impacts the heart and the pulse.

This PowerPoint describes the education required, training that can be obtained, workplace options, and how certification can be obtained for the Patient Care Technician.

Overview of the cardiac system including the cardiac cycle. This PowerPoint also explains how and why to perform an ECG. Also addressed is what type of problems may arise with the performance of the ECG, and how to deal with artifacts on the ECG. Overview of how to analyze the rhythm and rate and report anomalies.

Introduction to PPE for the healthcare worker, including indicated usage and how each item protects the healthcare worker. Within this PowerPoint is a clickable quiz for use as a check for understanding while presenting.

In this activity, students will be recreating eight of the most common fractures that occur in men, women, and children. This is a great learning tool for anatomy, medical terminology, health science, general science, biology, and medicine. I am including at no cost a reference that includes the most common fractures, what they are, and how they occur. I am also including a picture of representations of the most common fractures.

The stages of growth and development from infancy until late adulthood

This PowerPoint presentation describes what makes a professional, ethical, and moral healthcare worker, as well as discusses HIPAA and patient privacy.

This is an interactive Powerpoint activity that the entire class can share in. You make the diagnosis(es) based on the preliminary information given. As you continue through the 20-slide Powerpoint, you are given more information and then you have to make a decision: What will you do next? What you do next determines whether your patient lives or dies. At the end of the activity, the diagnosis(es) is/are revealed, and you celebrate or mourn the death of your patient. Includes labs, imaging,

The health science, pathophysiology, or patient care technician student will learn what constitutes benign vs. malignant cells, how they are diagnosed, what their characteristics are, and how they are treated.

The student will learn how to measure vital signs including blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate, height, weight, BMI calculation, and infant height, weight, and head circumference measurement. Explanation of reasons for abnormalities in findings, as well as terminology related to each vital sign.

Growth and development throughout the lifespan including Erikson's beliefs at each level, motor, psychosocial, communication, relationships, and vital signs for each stage of growth. Suitable for CNA, MA, PCT, and nursing classes or upper level high school/college human growth and development classes.

Anatomical terminology and structure and function of the body from the cellular level to the organ systems. Includes the systems of the body, their components, and the function of each system. Please look for the worksheet that accompanies this PowerPoint.

Common communication terms and their definitions used for communicating with coworkers and patients. Proper documentation in the healthcare setting.

A general overview of how to render first aid, taught from the bystander or student point of view. This resource educates students in how to help someone and save a life.

How the healthcare worker can effectively deliver culturally diverse and competent patient care, including identifying and accounting for religious and cultural beliefs and practices.