Read over your class rules. Sign the poster. Get 6 index cards. (Use your own if you have them) Cut 5 of them in half. Wednesday, August 19, 2015.

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Read over your class rules. Sign the poster. Get 6 index cards. (Use your own if you have them) Cut 5 of them in half. Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Flash cards  On the whole index card, put the following information:  Your first & last name  Your period  1 term per card  Abbreviations = yellow  Roots = red  Prefixes = blue  Suffixes = green

The half cards will be for your terms. Quiz next Wed.  CDC = Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  OSHA = Occupational Safety and Health Administration  HOSA = Health Occupations Students of America  OBRA = Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act  SDS / MSDS = Safety Data Sheet / Materials Safety Data Sheet

 -logy, -ology = study of, science of  -eal = pertaining to  a-, an- = without, lack of  dys- = difficult, painful, bad  path- (ia, o,y) = disease, abnormal condition

Get yesterday’s Health Center 21 Safety Worksheet  Reminder of LEQs  Unit Essential Question: Why is safety the responsibility of every health care worker?  Why are proper body mechanics important?  How does a health care worker use proper body mechanics?  How does one safely transport / transfer a patient?  What is the responsibility of OSHA?

Safety - Body Mechanics  Health Center 21 Health Center 21