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Display interpersonal skills to obtain patient information and provide
reassurance. (I)
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Exhibit a professional commitment to medical ethics with particular
regard to patient confidentiality. (II)
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Use and maintain proper body substance isolation procedures. (III)
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Escort and assist a patient to and from the examination room. (IV)
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Obtain and record vital signs and physical parameters as required. (V)
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Position and drape patient preparatory to examination specified by the
medical practitioner. (VI)
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Assist medical practitioner in performing routine back office
procedures. (VII)
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Apply proper techniques for parenteral injection under the supervision
of a medical practitioner direction of the physician, physician's
assistant, or nurse practitioner during an examination, minor surgery,
and diagnostic procedures in a medical setting. (VIII)
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Assist in emergency medical response. (IX)
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Obtain, prepare, and mount a standard electrocardiogram (EKG). (X)
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Perform routine phlebotomies under the direction of the physician,
physician's assistant, or nurse practitioner during an examination,
minor surgery, and diagnostic procedures in a medical setting. (XI)
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Perform routine urinalysis using standardized materials and equipment.
(XII)
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