GLOSSARY WHO´S WHO IN THE HOSPITAL BY: MARISOL BARRAZA.

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GLOSSARY WHO´S WHO IN THE HOSPITAL BY: MARISOL BARRAZA

EXPERTS WHO CARE FOR PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL 1.Attending physician 2.Hospitalist 3.Doctor on call 4.Fellow 5.Resident 6.Medical student 7.Physician assistant (PA)

Specialists 1.Anesthesiologist 2.Endocrinologist 3.Cardiologist 4.Gastroenterologist 5.Hematologist 6.Nephrologist 7.Neurologist 8.Otolaryngologist 9.Pulmonologist 10.Rheumatologist 11.Surgeon

Nurses 1.Licensed practical nurse (LPN) 2.Registered nurse (RN) 3.Advanced practice nurses (APN) 4.Nurse practitioner (NP) 5.Clinical nurse specialist (CNS) 6.Certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA)

Other Medical Staff 1.Child life specialist 2.Health educator 3.Nutritionist 4.Occupational therapist 5.Pharmacist 6.Physical therapist 7.Respiratory therapist 8.Social worker 9.Speech-language therapist 10.Volunteer 11.Pet therapy volunteer

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