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Careers and Basics of Health Science

Grades:Ìý9 - 12

Careers and Basics of Health Science is your student's gateway to the exciting world of healthcare and the many career opportunities available. Based on the highly regarded Glencoe Healthcare Science Technology course, Careers and Basics of Health Science is a great foundational CTE program for anyone interested in a career in healthcare.


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There are 250+ healthcare occupations. Requirements vary widely from a certification to eight years or more post-secondary education and training. Careers and Basics of Health Science is your student's gateway to the exciting world of healthcare and the many career opportunities available. Renowned expert Kathryn Booth breaks the program into two complementary sections. The first half of the program introduces the student to the healthcare field and builds strong foundational knowledge of health care. The second half explores the careers themselves. Each chapter is written by an expert in the field, providing students with a front-row seat to careers in therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotech.

•Updated with real-world health care challenges and realistic situations
•Reading checks, reviews, and authentic activities in each section check for understanding and provide opportunity for students to apply newly-learned skills
•Healthcare occupation profiles include daily responsibilities, education requirements, certifications, and job outlook
•Robust digital teaching resources including Teaching Notes embedded in the student ebook provide guidance, answers, teaching tips, class discussion prompts, and more
•Print and robust digital experience that can be implemented effectively in both low-tech and high-tech environments

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Unit 1: Healthcare Foundations

  • Chapter 1: Healthcare Career Clusters
  • Chapter 2: Healthcare Systems
  • Chapter 3: Safety and Infection Control Practices
  • Chapter 4: Emergency Preparedness
  • Chapter 5: Medical Terminology
  • Chapter 6: Human Structure and Function
  • Chapter 7: Diseases and Disorders
  • Chapter 8: Human Growth and Development
  • Chapter 9: Nutrition
  • Chapter 10: Vital Signs
  • Chapter 11: Pharmacology and Medical Mathematics
  • Chapter 12: Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
  • Chapter 13: Communication and Employability Skills

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Unit 2: Careers in Therapeutic Services

  • Chapter 14:ÌýEmergency Medical Services
  • Chapter 15:ÌýNursing
  • Chapter 16:ÌýThe Clinical Office
  • Chapter 17:ÌýMental Health
  • Chapter 18:ÌýPharmacy
  • Chapter 19:ÌýRespiratory Care
  • Chapter 20:ÌýRehabilitation
  • Chapter 21:ÌýSports Medicine
  • Chapter 22:ÌýComplementary and Alternative Medicine
  • Chapter 23:ÌýDental Care
  • Chapter 24:ÌýAnimal Healthcare

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Unit 3: Careers in Diagnostic Services

  • Chapter 25:ÌýMedical Laboratory
  • Chapter 26:ÌýMedical Testing
  • Chapter 27:ÌýRadiology
  • Chapter 28:ÌýOphthalmic Care

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Unit 4: Careers in Health Informatics

  • Chapter 29:ÌýAdministrative Office
  • Chapter 30:ÌýHealth Information

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Unit 5: Careers in Support Services

  • Chapter 31:ÌýCentral Supply & Processing
  • Chapter 32:ÌýDietetics

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Unit 6: Careers in Biotech Research and Development

  • Chapter 33:ÌýBiomedical Technology