Workbook for Health Careers Today - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 6th Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
Corresponding to the chapters in Health Careers Today, 6th Edition, this workbook offers practical exercises to reinforce student understanding of core content. Fun and engaging activities include vocabulary and abbreviations exercises, concept applications, coloring and labeling, internet activities, and more. It’s an excellent way for students to master the material and prepare for exams!
New Edition Expected Availability: 12-29-2021
Workbook for Health Careers Today Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
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- NEW! Three new chapters cover professionalism, medical mathematics, and medical terminology, offering the practice and repetition you need to master the basics of health care.
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- NEW! Three new chapters cover professionalism, medical mathematics, and medical terminology to give students a firm foundation in the basics of health care.
- Key terms and medical terminology activities in each chapter make it easy for students to learn health care terminology.
- Abbreviations exercises help students learn medical abbreviations and acronyms, along with their definitions.
- Concept application exercises cover core information and help in applying knowledge to the real world.
- Laboratory exercises offer hands-on activities to hone lab skills and learn pharmacology.
- Critical-thinking activities build students’ decision-making skills.
- Coloring and labeling exercises help students learn key concepts and understand anatomical structures.
- Online activities offer practice with finding information and conducting research on the Internet.
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Unit I: Career Foundation
1. Health Care of the Past, Present, and Future
2. Interpersonal Dynamics, Systems, and Communications
3. Safety, Health, and Environmental Practices
4. Ethics and Legal Responsibilities
5. Culture and Health Care
6. Employability and Career Development
7. Academic Foundation
8. Wellness, Growth and Development
9. Professionalism NEW!
10. Medical Mathematics NEW!
11. Medical Terminology NEW!
Unit II: Anatomy and Physiology
12. Body Organization
13. Integumentary System
14. Cardiovascular System
15. Circulatory System
16. Respiratory System
17. Skeletal System
18. Muscular System
19. Digestive System
20. Urinary System
21. Endocrine System
22. Nervous System
23. Sensory System
24. Reproductive System
Unit III: Career Pathways
25. Biotechnology Research and Development Careers
26. Clinical Laboratory and Medical Forensics Careers
27. Imaging Careers
28. Emergency Health Careers
29. Information and Administration Careers
30. Environmental Careers
31. Nursing Careers
32. Medical Careers
33. Dental Careers
34. Complementary and Alternative Careers
35. Veterinary Careers
36. Community and Social Careers
37. Mental Health Careers
38. Rehabilitative Careers -
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