Basic question for all disciplines

Role of Dispenser:

A Dispenser is a healthcare worker responsible for preparing and providing medicines to patients as prescribed by doctors. Their key duties include:

• Reading and understanding prescriptions
• Measuring, mixing, and labeling medications accurately
• Providing correct dosage instructions to patients
• Maintaining stock and storage of medicines
• Ensuring cleanliness and hygiene of the dispensing area
• Reporting expired or damaged medications
• Assisting in minor first-aid or dressing when needed

Role of Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT):

A Medical Lab Technician (MLT) performs laboratory tests that help doctors diagnose and treat diseases. Their responsibilities include:

• Collecting blood, urine, stool, and other samples from patients
• Preparing samples for testing
• Operating lab equipment (microscope, centrifuge, etc.)
• Performing tests in areas like hematology, microbiology, biochemistry, and pathology
• Recording and reporting test results accurately
• Maintaining lab safety and cleanliness
• Calibrating and caring for lab instruments

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An Operation Theatre Technician (OTT) assists surgeons and nurses in the operating room. Their responsibilities include:

• Preparing the operation theatre before surgery
• Sterilizing surgical instruments and equipment
• Assisting during surgery by handing instruments to the surgeon
• Monitoring patient vitals under supervision
• Maintaining cleanliness and infection control in the OT
• Keeping a record of supplies and managing OT equipment

Normal Values (Vital Signs):

Definition of Anatomy and Physiology (for students):

Anatomy:
The study of the structure of the human body and its parts (bones, muscles, organs, etc.).

Physiology:
The study of how the body parts function and work together to keep the body alive and healthy.

Role of Radiographic Technician (Radiology Technician):

A Radiographic Technician is a healthcare professional who uses imaging equipment to take X-rays and assist in diagnostic imaging procedures. They work under the supervision of radiologists and doctors.

Key Responsibilities:

·         Taking X-rays of bones, chest, and other body parts as prescribed

·         Positioning patients correctly for accurate imaging

·         Operating radiology machines like X-ray, CT scan, MRI (if trained)

·         Ensuring patient safety by using protective gear (lead aprons)

·         Developing and reviewing images to ensure quality before submission

·         Maintaining equipment and reporting faults

·         Following safety rules to avoid unnecessary exposure to radiation

·         Preparing patients for procedures and explaining the process to reduce anxiety