Health Human Performance Allied Health - McGraw-Hill Books

147 Pages·2010·0.92 MB·English

Health

Human
Performance
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Allied
Health
2010
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Activities & Sports.................................................................................................5 A
Weight Training ........................................................................................................................7 B
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Physical Education / Exercise Science.................................................................9 E
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Adapted Physical Education ...................................................................................................39
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Athletic Training Therapeutic Modalities .................................................................................11
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Biomechanics .........................................................................................................................11 G
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Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries Allied Health Majors ................................................12 LC
Care and Prevention of Athletic – Physical Education Majors ................................................13 P
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Curriculum in Physical Education ...........................................................................................38 S M
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Elementary Physical Education Methods – Elementary Educaton Majors .............................14 H
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Exercise Physiology ...............................................................................................................15 T
Exercise Physiology Laboratory .............................................................................................15 EN
Exercise Prescription ..............................................................................................................16 NT
Fitness ....................................................................................................................................17
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Fitness and Wellness – Text ...................................................................................................19
History and Philosophy of Sport – World ................................................................................22
Kinesiology .............................................................................................................................26
Introduction to Exercise Science ............................................................................................27
Introduction to Physical Education .........................................................................................23
Introduction to Physical Education – Readers ........................................................................25
Motor Development ................................................................................................................27
Motor Learning .......................................................................................................................28
Psychology of Coaching .........................................................................................................37
Psychology of Sport ...............................................................................................................28
Research Methods .................................................................................................................29
Sociology of Sport ..................................................................................................................30
Strength & Conditioning .........................................................................................................31
Teaching Physical Education ..................................................................................................31
Tests and Measurement .........................................................................................................32
Weight Management & Nutrition – Readers ...........................................................................33
Wellness .................................................................................................................................34
Wellness – Supplements ........................................................................................................36
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E Additions / Counseling ............................................................................................................43
AIDS Education ......................................................................................................................54
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Alcohol ....................................................................................................................................43
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CPR ........................................................................................................................................65
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Death and Dying .....................................................................................................................44
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Drug & Substance Abuse – Readers ......................................................................................45

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Drug Education .......................................................................................................................65
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Elementary & Secondary School Health Methods .................................................................62
Epidemiology – Graduate Epidemiology ................................................................................47
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Health & Aging / Gerontology – Readers ...............................................................................48
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Health Education Evaluation and Measurement ....................................................................49
B Health Education Research Methods .....................................................................................50
A Health Issues – Readers ........................................................................................................63
T Human Sexuality – Readers ...................................................................................................51
Mental Health .........................................................................................................................63
Personal Health ......................................................................................................................54
Personal Health – Readers ....................................................................................................58
Statistics for Health Education ...............................................................................................60
Stress Management ...............................................................................................................60
Women’s Health .....................................................................................................................61
Allied Health .......................................................................................................67
Blood and Airborne Pathogens ...............................................................................................69
BLS/CPR for the Professional Rescuer ..................................................................................69
Certification Exam Review for Medical Assisting ....................................................................70
Communication for Healthcare ...............................................................................................98
Computers in the Medical Office ............................................................................................70
CPR and AED .........................................................................................................................71
Electronic Medical Records ....................................................................................................72
Externship for Medical Assisting .............................................................................................99
First Aid ..................................................................................................................................73
Fundamentals of Nursing .......................................................................................................98
HIPAA .....................................................................................................................................73
HIPAA .....................................................................................................................................97
Hospital Billing ........................................................................................................................97
Massage Therapy ...................................................................................................................74
Massage / Business ...............................................................................................................76
Massage / Clinical ..................................................................................................................76
Massage / Kinesiology ...........................................................................................................77
Massage / Reflexology .........................................................................................................101
Math for Health Professions ...................................................................................................78
Medical Assisting – Administrative and Clinical ......................................................................78
Medical Billing and Coding .....................................................................................................85
Medical Insurance ..................................................................................................................88
Medical Laboratory Procedures .............................................................................................89
Medical Law & Ethics .............................................................................................................89
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Medical Office Procedures .....................................................................................................90 A
Medical Terminology ...............................................................................................................91
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Medical Terminology 1-Term ..................................................................................................93
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Medical Terminology 2-Term ..................................................................................................95 E
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Nursing ...................................................................................................................................99 V
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Pediatric First Aid, CPR, AED ...............................................................................................100
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Pharmacology for Health Professions ..................................................................................101
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Pharmacy Technician ...........................................................................................................102 G
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Phlebotomy ..........................................................................................................................103 LC
Professional References ......................................................................................................104 P
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Standard FA, CPR and AED .................................................................................................104 S M
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Fire & Emergency Services ..............................................................................119
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EMT Basic ............................................................................................................................122
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EMT Paramedic ....................................................................................................................123
First Responder ....................................................................................................................121 T
Professional References ......................................................................................................125
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