Knowledge Objectives Students will demonstrate knowledge of 0737.91 patient/client needs, strengths and problems in order to determine if treatment goals are being reached. Performance Objectives Students will 0737.92 choose appropriate evaluation tools to assess patient/client response to treatment plan. analyze information gathered. 0737.93 revise or create modifications to treatment plan based on information gathered. 0737.94 Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures WEVIS 0733 *Foundations of Health Science (0711) and Advanced Principles of Health Science (0715) provide the introductory core for all Health Science Concentrations and require a minimum course completion score of 80%. * Medical Assistant Laboratory and Diagnostic Procedures (0737) is a prerequisite for Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures (0733) and requires a minimum course completion score of 80%. Skill Set Client Interaction/Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures Knowledge Objectives Students will demonstrate knowledge of 0733.1 patient/client assessment and treatment data. communication skills used by medical assistants. legal and ethical responsibilities for medical assistants. infection/quality control procedures. explaining diagnostic laboratory procedures to patient/client. Performance Objectives Students will 0733.2 record patient/client assessment and treatment data. 0733.3 recognize signs and symptoms that may indicate to the physician a need for laboratory testing. describe the criteria used by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to classify 0733.4 a test as and the regulatory constraints on test performance. “CLIA waived” explain the methods of quality control for CLIA-waived testing, identify 0733.5 acceptable and unacceptable control results and describe specific corrective action required when results are unacceptable. 0733.6 instruct patients/clients in the proper collection of urine (clean catch, sputum and stool specimens. demonstrate proper techniques for the collection of urine, capillary whole 0733.7 blood (finger/heel stick), culture material (throat/nasal swab) and other specimen types required for CLIA-waived tests.
Knowledge Objectives 0737.91 Students will demonstrate knowledge of patient/client needs, strengths and problems in order to determine if treatment goals are being reached. Performance Objectives 0737.92 0737.93 0737.94 Students will choose appropriate evaluation tools to assess patient/client response to treatment plan. analyze information gathered. revise or create modifications to treatment plan based on information gathered. Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures WEVIS 0733 *Foundations of Health Science (0711) and Advanced Principles of Health Science (0715) provide the introductory core for all Health Science Concentrations and require a minimum course completion score of 80%. * Medical Assistant Laboratory and Diagnostic Procedures (0737) is a prerequisite for Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures (0733) and requires a minimum course completion score of 80%. Skill Set Client Interaction/Medical Assistant Clinical Procedures Knowledge Objectives 0733.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of patient/client assessment and treatment data. communication skills used by medical assistants. legal and ethical responsibilities for medical assistants. infection/quality control procedures. explaining diagnostic laboratory procedures to patient/client. Performance Objectives 0733.2 0733.3 0733.4 0733.5 0733.6 0733.7 Students will record patient/client assessment and treatment data. recognize signs and symptoms that may indicate to the physician a need for laboratory testing. describe the criteria used by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to classify a test as “CLIA waived” and the regulatory constraints on test performance. explain the methods of quality control for CLIA-waived testing, identify acceptable and unacceptable control results and describe specific corrective action required when results are unacceptable. instruct patients/clients in the proper collection of urine (clean catch, sputum and stool specimens. demonstrate proper techniques for the collection of urine, capillary whole blood (finger/heel stick), culture material (throat/nasal swab) and other specimen types required for CLIA-waived tests.
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