1. Welcome!

2. BELLWORK- fill in the blanks
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1300 ____
What’s 12+12?
What’s 24-12?
What’s 23-12?
What’s 11+12?
How many hours are in the day? What do these numbers represent?
Does the number “12” have anything to do with these numbers?
You have just learned about military time, but what is the relevance???

3. Supplies Needed 3 ring binder Manilla Folders Paper Pens/Pencils
Highlighter
Optional= Markers, Colored Pencils, Index Cards (any size or color; several packs)

4. Expectations
Abide by ALL school-wide rules, policies, and procedures (cell phone, dress-code, hall pass, food/drink, tardiness…)
Be in assigned seat before bell rings working on bell work
Begin bell work IMMEDIATELY (before the bell rings!!)!
Turn OFF and put away cell phone BEFORE arriving to class unless directed otherwise by teacher
Be respectful to ALL people, property and self (do not talk while teacher or other student is talking)

5. Respect me and I WILL RESPECT YOU!

6. Classroom Policies/Procedures
Seated in assigned seat before bell rings working on bell work
NO talking during a test or quiz!
NO sharing food and drinks! NO POPCORN!!!
Go to the restroom and vending machine BEFORE class- you will not be allowed to leave class unless you’re near incontinence (AKA uncontrollable bowel movement/urination)
Do not get up and walk around/talk.
Remain seated until the exit bell rings.
No talking while teacher/guest/classmates are talking
Cellphone must be off and out of sight- or it will be confiscated
No working on other work during class- or it will be confiscated and given to the appropriate teacher
No head down/sleeping
Exit out of the FRONT, RIGHT side door ONLY!
CLEAN UP YOUR MESS BEFORE CLASS ENDS; I AM NOT YOUR MOTHER!
Sign the TARDY LOG if you are late

7. Make the BEST of it!
“30 years from now, it won't matter what jeans you wore, how popular you were, what your hair looked like, or what sneakers you wore. What will matter is what you made of your education, and where it took you in life.”
- Unknown

10. Grading Policy
Test=20%,Quiz=20%,Daily=20%, Project/Lab=40% (including group work)
Grades are earned…everyone has a 100% right now; just keep it!
If you have perfect attendance (including no tardies), your lowest grade will
be dropped. Cycle starts over at
Midterms.

11. Goal
Shape into professional, responsible career and college ready young adults!

12. “ Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life!"
Own it!
“ Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life!"

13. HOSA Officer: @67Officer
Contact me
REMIND
Text your class code to 81010
Fall 2016 HS MT EP
HOSA
Spring 2017 CI HS
EMS

14. POP Quiz Shhh…No talking
List (2) supplies needed for this class.
When does bell work begin?
Where are you to be when bell rings?
Describe proper cell phone placement during class time.
Who and What do we respect?
If you are late, you must _______________.
(T/F) You are allowed to get up and wander around the classroom during class.
(T/F) It is okay to speak while another student, guest, or teacher is speaking.
What food is NOT allowed in the classroom??
What must you do before leaving the classroom?
(T/F) A hole in the jeans is okay. Why or why not?
(T/F) A nose piercing is okay. Why or why not?
What must you take care of before coming to class (since there is a 10 minute break between classes)?
(T/F) It is okay to stand at the door waiting on the exit bell to ring.

16. HOSA- Future Health Professionals
Reasons to Join:
Looks great on college/job application
Friends from across the world & GCHS
Travel around the world
Learn professionalism
Learn leadership
Learn teamwork
Fieldtrips
Scholarships

17. We’re Going to ORLANDO!!!!
June 2017

18. We’ve Been to CALIFORNIA!!!
Returning to California in 2 years!

19. Join HOSA!!!
You won’t regret it! It’s the largest organization at GCHS!
Cost is $30 & includes a t-shirt!
Due September 16th

20. Military Time Review How is 6:00 AM written in MT?
In MT, what time does school begin?
What is 12:00 noon in MT?
1:00 PM is what in MT?
What time does school dismiss for car riders in MT?
What is 11:00 PM in MT?
What is midnight in MT?

21. How are these said or read?
Military Time Review
What is 2300 hours in CT (civilian time)?
What is 0001 hours in CT?
What is 0300 hours in CT?
What is 1100 hours in CT?
What is 1200 hours in CT?
What is 1700 hours in CT?
What is 2100 hours in CT?
What is 2000 hours in CT?
How are these said or read?

22. NOTES Transverse- imaginary line which divides body into top/bottom
Superior-above/upper
Inferior-below/lower
Cranial-toward the head
Caudal-toward the tail
Anterior-front
Posterior- back
Ventral- front
Dorsal- back
Proximal- (close proximity) close to attachment
Distal- far (distant) from attachment
Transverse- imaginary line which divides body into top/bottom
Midsagittal- imaginary line which divides body into right/left
Frontal/Coronal- imaginary line which divides body into front and back

23. Midsagittal
Transverse
Frontal/ Coronal

24. Draw & Label the (3) Body Planes
Midsagittal
Transverse
Frontal/
Coronal

25. NEXT: Correlating Directional Terms to Body Planes

26. Super I or
Posterior/Dorsal
Cranial
Anterior/Ventral
Medial
Infer
ior
Caudal
Lateral

27. What kind of fin does a dolphin have? Where does that term come from???

28. Proximal Vs. Distal

29. Body Planes & Directional Terms

30. Draw & Label ALL Directional Terms

31. Label the diagram

32. A C E G I J B D F H

33. Correlating Body Planes & Medical Terminology
Ante-
Post- _ a p
Other Uses:
Antedate; ante-mortem; antepartum
Postdate, post-mortem; postpartum

34. Body Planes Review Simon Says Group Draw & Label (dry erase boards)
Get in groups: Create an alternative version of “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes”, replacing the terms with body planes and directions
Kahoot!
Game PIN:

35. Medical Symbols & Abbreviations♀ ♂
r/t
c (with line over it)
s (with line over it)
b/n ▲
R (circled)
L (circled)
Female
Male
Related to
With
Without
Between
Change
Right
Left

36. HOSA – Future Health Professionals
Who are the TN HOSA officers?
What are the official HOSA colors?
What are the benefits of joining HOSA?
Who are the national HOSA officers (executive council) and where are they from?
Where are the next 2 ILCs?

37. Intro to HS- Cultural Diversity
Language “There is no official language of the United States, according to the U.S. government. While almost every language in the world is spoken in the United States, Spanish, Chinese, French and German are among the most frequently spoken non-English languages. Ninety percent of the U.S. population speaks and understands at least some English, and most official business is conducted in English.” -LiveScience.com
In our geographical area, the most common translators needed in healthcare are for Spanish-speaking patients; therefore it is pertinent that as HCP we can communicate with our patients at the minimal level, at least!

38. Common Spanish terms & statements
Mi nombre es….
Como se llama?
Cuantos anos tiene?
Soy su enfermero (a)?
El cuerpo
La cabeza
La cara
My name is….
What is your name?
How old are you?
Who is your doctor?
Body
Head
Face