Performance Objectives 0737.71 0737.72 0737.73 0737.74 0737.75 0737.76 0737.77 0737.78 0737.79 Students will perform technical skills in phlebotomy and electrocardiography (see modules). implement appropriate Joint Commission patient/client safety goals. define and utilize correct medical terminology and metric measurement needed for specimen collection. follow approved procedure for completing a laboratory requisition form. outline principles of intravenous therapy. demonstrate knowledge of intravenous terminology and practices. describe dangers of intravenous treatment. demonstrate intravenous equipment. describe role of medical assistant in assisting with intravenous therapy. Skill Set Treatment Planning and Implementation/Medical Assistant Laboratory and Diagnostic Procedures Knowledge Objectives 0737.80 Students will demonstrate knowledge of general purpose and components of a treatment plan. planning procedures according to facility protocol and regulatory guidelines. how identified procedures support the goals and objectives of the patient’s/client’s treatment plan. how to implement procedures within their scope of practice. Performance Objectives 0737.81 0737.82 0737.83 0737.84 0737.85 Students will create a treatment plan using a problem-solving model and evaluate for intervention opportunities. select appropriate resources to implement treatment plan. evaluate priorities in order to organize work. use equipment and instruments according to the manufacturer’s guidelines and accepted safety practice. document actions according to facility protocol and regulatory guidelines Skill Set Monitoring Patient/Client Status/Medical Assistant Laboratory and Diagnostic Procedures Knowledge Objectives 0737.86 Students will demonstrate knowledge of monitoring patient/client health status. assessment of patient/client health status and reporting results to a treatment team. Performance Objectives 0737.87 0737.88 0737.89 0737.90 Students will describe the process for monitoring patient/client health status. evaluate patient/client response to administered treatments and procedures. analyze and report patient/client response. assess need for follow up and alternative care. Skill Set Patient/Client Status Evaluation/Medical Assistant Laboratory and Diagnostic Procedures
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.
0771.126 0771.127 0771.128 0771.129 0771.130 0771.131 0771.132 0771.133 0771.134 0771.135 0771.136 0771.137 0771.138 0771.139 illustrate the use of supplemental patient information. examine key concepts and terms used in pharmacy inventory management. report ordering and receiving techniques. compare methods in managing inventory. assess ways prescription are numbered, dated and labeled. predict the role of the FDA in medication recall and adverse drug reaction. assess theft and drug diversion. examine methods of reimbursement and available payment plans. determine claims processing procedures using Universal Claim Forms (UCFs), paper claims, on-line claims and electronic adjudication. relate the components of drug utilization review. examine Reimbursement Formulary. determine quantity restriction as it applies to preventing dispensing of unnecessary quantities. establish steps for obtaining prior authorization. relate the purpose of the signature log. Skill Set Clinical Internship Knowledge Objectives 0771.140 Students will demonstrate knowledge of requirements for participation in a clinical internship. Performance Objectives 0771.141 0771.142 0771.143 0771.144 0771.145 0771.146 0771.147 0771.148 0771.149 0771.150 0771.151 0771.152 0771.153 0771.154 Students will demonstrate a working knowledge of internship eligibility requirements. comply with required health regulations such as proof of physical examination and immunization status. provide proof of personal health insurance. wear proper clinical attire. maintain mastery or above in attainment of standards in classroom theory and lab. report to clinical site on time and ready to work. notify clinical site and instructor when absent. conform to policies regarding performance of skills and scope of responsibility. correctly and safely perform entry-level procedures under supervision of a pharmacist. request assistance or clarification as needed. maintain professional standards including client confidentiality. organize and effectively manage time. complete documentation required of clinical internship accurately. participate in clinical internship evaluation process. Long Term Care (as part of Pre-Nursing Specialization) WVEIS 0615