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should a medical assistant ever discipline a disruptive child in the medical office
should a medical assistant ever discipline a disruptive child in the medical office
No, it is not the role of a medical assistant to discipline a disruptive child in the medical office. Their primary responsibility is to assist the healthcare provider and ensure the smooth functioning of the office. Dealing with behavioral issues should be left to the child's caregiver or the healthcare provider.
It should be the office manager
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equipment must be checked on and off regularly to prevent accidents like fire hazards.
Accidents that result in serious injury, death, significant property damage, or have potential for systemic issues should be investigated. Additionally, accidents that involve high-risk environments, human error, equipment failure, or regulatory violations warrant thorough investigation to prevent future occurrences.
You should make emergency plans when you see a hazard to prevent upcoming accidents.
The crucial step in protecting patients is the constant practice and knowledge of infection control. This includes ensuring that the treatment room is properly disinfected, instruments are efficiently sterilized, proper PPE (personal protective equipment) is utilized, changing exam gloves between patients, washing of hands before and after each patients, used needles and other sharps are properly discarded in an approved container, etc., etc..
It is best to ask the parent to control the child.
OSHA law states that the temperature should not be too much from one extreme to another. Medical office temperatures are maintained in the range of 68 to 76 degrees.