Skills Practice Manual for LaFleur Brooks' Health Unit Coordinating

By
  • Elaine Gillingham, AAS, BA, CHUC, Program Director (Retired), Health Unit Coordinator Program, GateWay Community College, Phoenix, AZ
  • Monica Wadsworth Seibel, BS, MEd, CHUC, Program Director, Health Unit Coordinator Program, GateWay Community College, Phoenix, AZ
  • Elaine Gillingham, AAS, BA, CHUC, Program Director (Retired), Health Unit Coordinator Program, GateWay Community College, Phoenix, AZ
  • Monica Wadsworth Seibel, BS, MEd, CHUC, Program Director, Health Unit Coordinator Program, GateWay Community College, Phoenix, AZ

Master skills in a simulated hospital setting before working in actual hospital practice! The 96 exercises and activities in this practice manual correspond to LaFleur Brooks’ Health Unit Coordinating, 6th Edition and provide hands-on experience by specifying necessary skills, as well as the materials and steps you need to practice them. Plus, the companion CD-ROM packaged with this manual simulates a hospital computer system to help you hone skills you’ll use in the field!

Paperback, 288 Pages

Published: February 2008

Imprint: Saunders

ISBN: 978-1-4160-5208-1

Contents

  • Section 1. Orientation to Hospitals, Medical Centers, and Health Care

    4. Communication Devices and Their Uses

    Section 2. Personal and Professional Skills

    7. Management Techniques and Problem-Solving Skills for Health Unit Coordinating

    Section 3. The Patient’s Chart or Electronic Record and Transcription and Monitoring of Doctors’ Orders

    8. The Patient’s Chart or Electronic Medical Record

    10. Patient Activity, Patient Positioning, and Nursing Observation Orders

    11. Nursing Intervention or Treatment Orders

    12. Nutritional Care Orders

    13. Medication Orders

    14. Laboratory Orders and Recording Telephoned Laboratory Results

    15. Diagnostic Imaging Orders

    16. Other Diagnostic Studies

    17. Treatment Orders

    18. Miscellaneous Orders

    Section 4. Health Unit Coordinator Procedures

    19. Admission, Preoperative, and Postoperative Procedures

    21. Recording Vital Signs, Ordering Supplies, Daily Diagnostic Tests, and Filing

    Appendices

    A. Physicians’ Order Sheets

    B. Generic Hospital Forms and Examples of Computer Screens that May Be Used as Ordering Requisitions When Computers Are Not Available

    C. The Clinical Evaluation Record

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