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Professional Standards For Allied Health | General Allied Health School Study Aid
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- Physiological Needs
- Oxygen, Water, Nutrition
- Body temperature, Elimination, Shelter, Sexual Expression
- Safety and Security
- Physical Safety
- Physiological Safety
- Love and Belonging
- Affection and Companionship
- Esteem
- Self Respect and Respect for Others
- Self Actualization
- Fulfillment
2 mins
Physiological Needs
- Physiological Hierarchy
- First Basic Need
- Physiological Need
- Oxygen
- Food/Water
- Elimination
- Temperature
- Rest
- Shelter
2 mins
Safety and Security
- Safety and Security Needs
- Second Basic Needs
- Safety and Security Needs
- Physical Safety
- Physiological Safety
- Financial Security
2 mins
Love and Belonging
- Love and Belonging Hierarchy
- Third Basic Need
- Love and Belonging Needs
- Love and Affection
- Relationships
59 secs
Esteem
- Esteem HIERARCHY
- Fourth Basic Need
- Eteem Need
- Esteem for Oneself
- Reputation and Respect
53 secs
Self-Actualization
- Self-Actualization Hierarchy
- Fifth Need
- Self-Actualization Needs
- Helping Others
- Objectivity
- Personal Growth
2 mins
Airway, Breathing, Circulation (ABC's)
- Airway Assessment
- Changed Sound of Voice
- "See-saw" Respirations
- Stridor
- Breathing Assessment
- Normal Respiratory Rate: 12–20 Breaths/Min
- Use of Accessory Muscles in Respiration
- Cyanosis
- Circulation Assessment
- Color of Hands and Digits
- Normal Capillary Refill Time (CRT): 2 Seconds
- Decreased LOC
- Considerations
- Initial ‘Look, Listen and Feel” Assessment
- Emergency Treatment
- Prioritization in Exam Questions
5 mins
Guidelines for Prioritizing
- First-level priority problems
- Airway, Breathing, Circulation (ABCs)
- Second-level Priority Problems
- MAA-U-AR
- Mental Status Change
- Acute Pain
- Acute Urinary Elimination Problems
- Untreated Medical Problems
- Abnormal Laboratory Values
- Risk of Infection, Safety or Security
- Third-Level Priority Problems
- Long-Term Treatments
2 mins
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Adults
- Steps Before CPR
- Scan Scene
- Activate Emergency Response System
- Check For Breathing (Max 10 Seconds)
- Open Airway
- Compressions, Airway, Breathing (CAB)
- Compressions: 2 Inches Deep (100-120 Compressions/Min)
- Airway: Ensure Airway is Still Open
- Breathing: Administer 2 Rescue Breaths
- Considerations
- Repeat C-A-B Sequence (30:2) Until Help Arrives
3 mins
Patient Needs
- Latex Allergy Risk Factors
- Allergy to Banana, Papaya, Chestnuts and Kiwi
- Asthma
- Spina Bifida
- History of Multiple Surgical Procedures
- Fall Prevention
- Call Light within Reach
- Eliminate Physical Hazards
- Leave Items within Reach
- Bed in Low Position
- Side Rails Up
- Test-Taking Strategies
- Patient Safety
- Health Promotion and Maintenance
- Psychosocial Integrity
3 mins
Vital Signs - Adult
- Temperature (96.8-100.4 Degrees F) (36-38 Degrees C)
- Rectal
- Tympanic
- Oral
- Axillary
- Temporal
- Respiration (12-20)
- Oxygen Saturation (95%-100%)
- Pulse (60-100)
- Blood Pressure (<120/80)
- Pain
2 mins
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