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Health Science Competitions and Terms Guide for WCTSMA and HOSA

Dive into the world of health science competitions with details on events, terms, and body motions to prepare for WCTSMA and HOSA contests.

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Health Science Competitions and Terms Guide for WCTSMA and HOSA

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  1. Are. You. Ready? CLUB MED Competitions

  2. Our Main Competitions • Washington Career and Technical Sports Medicine Association (WCTSMA) • Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)

  3. WCTSMA Spring Symposium: April 25-26, 2014 (Yakima) • Sports Medicine (Varsity and JV) • Anatomy and Physiology • Medical Terminology • CPR • Resume/Interview

  4. WCTSMA • Forum • Group Presentation • Poster • JV Quiz Bowl • Speed Taping • How fast can you tape?

  5. HOSA Check this link for all the possible competitions, the requirements to participate/qualify, and guidelines! http://www.hosa.org/node/117

  6. HOSA • Spring State Conference (March) • National Conference (June 25-28, 2014) • Disneyworld!

  7. HOSA Health Science Competitions: • Dental Terminology • Medical Terminology • Medical Spelling • Medical Reading • Medical Math • Knowledge Tests (6)

  8. HOSA Health Professions Events: • Biotechnology • Clinical Nursing • Clinical Speciality • Dental Science • Home Health Aide • Medical Assisting (Form CMS 1500) • Nursing Assisting • Personal Care • Physical Therapy • Sports Medicine • Veterinary Science

  9. HOSA Teamwork Events

  10. HOSA Leadership Events

  11. HOSA Emergency Preparedness Events

  12. HOSA Recognition Events

  13. Lesson 1 Term of the Day, Body Directions, and Body Motions

  14. Term of the Day Apnea • Temporary absence or cessation of breathing • Hint: “pnea” usually refers to breathing Dyspnea? Eupnea?

  15. Body Directions • Why are they important? • Keep in mind: all anatomical directions and planes of motion are to be taken from the perspective of the anatomical position.

  16. Body Directions The Anatomical Position • Arms at the side • Palms forward • Face forward • Feet parallel • Toes point forward

  17. Body Directions Body Planes • Sagittal • Left and right • Frontal/Coronal • Front and back • Transverse/Horizontal • Top and bottom

  18. Body Directions Interactive Activity: Cross-Sectionally Speaking…

  19. Body Directions Describing Movement • Anterior vs. Posterior • Front vs. Back • Superior vs. Inferior • Top vs. Bottom • Deep vs. Superficial

  20. Body Directions • Distal vs. Proximal • Distant / Proximity • Medial vs. Lateral • Close to midline / Away from midline • Supine vs. Prone • Lay on your spine / Lay on tummy

  21. Body Motions • Flexion vs. Extension vs. Hyperextension • Flexion: decrease in angle size • Extension: increase in angle size • Hyperextension: increasing beyond • Common examples: elbow, wrist, neck • Inversion vs. Eversion • Inversion: move in • Eversion: move away • Common example: ankle

  22. Body Motions • Plantarflexion vs. Dorsiflexion • Plantarflexion: “plant” foot on gas pedal • Dorsiflexion: point up • Common example: foot/ankle • Circumduction • Make circles • Common example: arms, fingers, shoulder

  23. Body Motions • Abduction vs. Adduction • Abduction: away from body • Adduction: closer to the body • Common examples: shoulder, fingers • Supination vs. Pronation • Supination: palms up • Pronation: palms down • Common example: forearm

  24. Body Motions • Rotation • Internal vs. External • Common example: neck • Opposition • Thumb to fingers • Elevation vs. Depression • Elevation: up • Depression: down • Common example: shoulders

  25. Body Motions Interactive Activity: Simon Says!

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