39 © 2014 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part. Lesson Plans CHAPTER 10: Geriatric Care 10:1 Myths on Aging 10:2 Physical Changes of Aging 10:3 Psychosocial Changes of Aging 10:4 Confusion and Disorientation in the Elderly 10:5 Meeting the Needs of the Elderly CHAPTER 11: Nutrition and Diets 11:1–11:6 Nutrition and Diets CHAPTER 12: Computers and Technology in Health Care 12:1–12:5 Computers and Technology in Health Care CHAPTER 13: Medical Math 13:1–13:7 Medical Math CHAPTER 14: Promotion of Safety 14:1 Using Body Mechanics 14:2 Preventing Accidents and Injuries 14:3 Observing Fire Safety CHAPTER 15: Infection Control 15:1–15:2 Understanding the Principles of Infection Control and Bioterrorism 15:3–15:4 Observing Standard Precautions 15:5–15:7 Methods of Infection Control 15:8 Using Sterile Techniques 15:9 Maintaining Transmission-Based Isolation Precautions CHAPTER 16: Vital Signs 16:1–16:7 Measuring and Recording Vital Signs CHAPTER 17: First Aid 17:1–17:12 Providing First Aid CHAPTER 18: Preparing for the World of Work 18:1–18:6 Preparing for the World of Work CHAPTER 19: Dental Assistant Skills 19:1–19:2 Identifying Structures, Tissues, and Names of Teeth 19:3–19:5 Universal/National Numbering System, Federation Dentaire International (FDI) System, Surfaces, and Charting Conditions of the Teeth 19:6 and 19:8 Operating and Maintaining Dental Equipment and Positioning a Patient in a Dental Chair 19:7 Identifying Dental Instruments and Preparing Dental Trays 19:9 Brushing and Flossing Techniques 19:10–19:11 Impressions, Models, Custom Trays 19:12 Anesthetic Aspirating Syringe 19:13 Dental Cements and Bases 19:14 Restorative Materials 19:15 Dental Radiographs (X-rays) Introduction CHAPTER 1: History of Health Care 1:1 History of Health Care 1:2 Trends in Health Care CHAPTER 2: Health Care Systems 2:1–2:3 Health Care Facilities 2:4 Health Insurance Plans 2:5 Organizational Structure CHAPTER 3: Careers in Health Care 3:1 Introduction to Health Care Careers 3:2–3:6 Careers in Health Care CHAPTER 4: Personal and Professional Qualities of a Health Care Worker 4:1 Personal and Professional Appearance 4:2 Personal Characteristics 4:3 Effective Communications 4:4 Teamwork 4:5 Professional Leadership 4:6–4:7 Stress and Time Management CHAPTER 5: Legal and Ethical Responsibilities 5:1 Legal Responsibilities 5:2 Ethics 5:3–5:4 Patients’ Rights and Advance Directives for Health Care 5:5 Professional Standards CHAPTER 6: Medical Terminology 6:1–6:2 Medical Terminology CHAPTER 7: Anatomy and Physiology 7:1 Basic Structure of the Human Body 7:2 Body Planes, Directions, and Cavities 7:3 Integumentary System 7:4 Skeletal System 7:5 Muscular System 7:6 Nervous System 7:7 Special Senses 7:8 Circulatory System 7:9 Lymphatic System 7:10 Respiratory System 7:11 Digestive System 7:12 Urinary System 7:13 Endocrine System 7:14 Reproductive System CHAPTER 8: Human Growth and Development 8:1 Life Stages 8:2 Death and Dying 8:3 Human Needs CHAPTER 9: Cultural Diversity 9:1–9:4 Cultural Diversity
