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1.Ayurvedic

2.Chinese medicine

3.Chiropractors

Homeopaths

Hypnotists

Naturopaths

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Complimentary and Alternative Methods of Health Care

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Complimentary and Alternative Methods of Health Care

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1.Complementary therapies

used in conjunction with conventional therapies

2.Alternative therapies

used in place of biomedical therapies

3.Integrative health care

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1.Treats the whole body, mind, and spirit

2.Each person is unique and has different needs

3.Uses many methods to diagnose and treat

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1.State of optimum health

2.Balance between physical, social, and mental helath

3.Focus on disease prevention and quality of life4.Saves costs

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1.Use of video, audio, and computers to provide medical/health care services

2.Decreases need for medical center visits

3.Decreases need for home health visits

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1.Federal regulation for long-term care and home health care

2.States must establish training and competancy evaluation programs for nursing/geriatric assistants

3.States must maintain a registry of qualified individuals

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1.Care for the elderly

2.Percentage of elderly population growing rapidly

3.Baby boomers entering geriatric age

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1.industries grew majorly
2.sevices provided in patients home.

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1.Diagnostic Related Groups (DRGs)
2.Combination of services
3.Outpatient services
4.4Mass or bulk purchasing

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1.Technological advances
2.Aging population
3.Health-related lawsuits

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1.Human Genome Project

2.Embryonic stem cell and cloned cell research

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1.Health care plans

2.First open-heart surgery in the 1950s

3.Computer technology in every aspect of health care
4. life span of 60-80 years

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1.Major progress in medical science
2.Invention of stethoscope, nurse training programs
3.Infection control

4.life span of 40-65 years

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1.Knowledge of human body greatly increased

2.Invention of microscope

3. average lifespan of 40-50 years

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1. basically the rebirth of medicine.
2.Printing press allowed publication of medical books

3.Causes of disease were still a mystery
4. averrage life span is 30-40 years

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1. Based diagnoses on observations of the signs and symptoms of disease
2. Suggested blood was the cause of many infectious diseases.

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1. Monks and priest took care of people in need.
2. Average life span was 20-30 years.
3.Medicine was prohibited

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1. Disected animals
2.Body regulated by four fluids or humors: blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile
3.determined function of muscles, kidney, and bladder

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1. Developed a method to observe human bodies
2. The average life span is 25-35 years
3.Stresses cleanliness and diets

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1.Believed in the need to treat the whole body by curing the spirit and nourishing the body.
2.Monitered the pulse carefully to see the condition of the body.

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1.They belived that magic could treat diseases.
2.Thought of the body as something like a system and if it became clogged, leeches were used to open them