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1 Career Exploration Module DAY ONE Lesson Title Career Module Introduction Cluster Pathway All Pathways Essential Question What is the Health Science Cluster? TEKS 1.A, 1.B, 2.A Prior Student Learning Students should already be aware that there are 15 other career clusters Estimated time 45 minutes Objectives - Discuss the Health Science Cluster - Identify and explore career opportunities within the Health Science Cluster - Identify and discuss the five pathways within the Health Science Cluster Materials/Equipment/Handouts Needed - Introduction PowerPoint (computer, projector, screen, etc.) - Career Pathway Matching Activity - Vocabulary List Introduction/Engage Initiate a class discussion by asking each student to give one example of a career in the Health Science Cluster without repeating another student s response. Activities - Lecture: Introduction PowerPoint - Discuss upcoming career module experiences and expectations - Assignment: Career Pathway Matching Activity - Review and distribute Health Science Career Module Vocabulary List Lesson Closure - Review the five Health Science Pathways using questioning techniques - Review and collect Career Pathway Matching Activity sheets - Homework: Instruct students to begin searching for vocabulary list definitions Assessment - Verbal responses to questions - Completion of Career Pathway Matching Activity Extension - Challenge students to make a list of personal skills and interests Accommodations for Learning Differences - Accommodations Manual - Guidelines and Procedures for Adapting Instructional Materials - Sample Curriculum Customizations for Learning Differences Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 1
2 - Lesson Plan/Curriculum Modification Checklist - Instructor Format for Curriculum Customization for Learning Differences Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 2
3 Materials needed: Career Pathway Worksheet TEKS: (c)(1)(A)(B), (2)(A) Approximate time: minutes Directions: Career Pathway Matching Activity 1. Give each student a Career Pathway worksheet and go over the directions with them. 2. Students may use computers and the internet to find information needed on the activity sheet. Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 3
4 CAREER PATHWAY MATCHING ACTIVITY Group Members: Class: Period: Date: Score: out of 40 The Health Science Cluster is divided into five career pathways according to the tasks of planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnology research and development. The five pathways of the Health Science Career Cluster are: A. Therapeutic Services B. Diagnostic Services C. Health Informatics D. Support Services E. Biotechnology Research & Development Instructions: Using the list above, place the letter of the career pathway next to the occupation that it relates to. Be prepared to explain your responses. 1. Clinical Lab Technician 2. Central Services 3. Pharmacist 4. Transcriptionist 5. Toxicologist 6. Exercise Physiologist 7. Registered Nurse 8. Phlebotomist 9. Mortician 10. Admissions Clerk 11. Acupuncturist 12. Epidemiologist 13. Hospital Maintenance Engineer 14. Biochemist 15. Surgical Technician 16. Reimbursement Specialist 17. Audiologist 18. Medical Sonographer 19. Electrocardiographic (ECG) Tech 20. Speech Pathologist 21. Health Educator 22. Optometrist 23. Geneticist 24. Biomedical Engineer 25. Patient Advocate 26. Histotechnician 27. Home Health Aide 28. Paramedic 29. Medical Biller 30. Transportation Technician 31. Physician s Assistant 32. Nuclear Medicine Technologist 33. Quality Control Technician 34. Dietician 35. Chiropractor 36. Materials Management 37. Physical Therapist 38. Medical Assistant (Clinical) 39. Pathologist 40. Mammography Technician Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 4
5 CAREER PATHWAY MATCHING ACTIVITY KEY 1. B or E 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. E 6. B 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. E 11. A 12. C 13. D 14. E 15. A 16. C 17. A 18. B 19. B 20. A or B 21. C 22. A 23. B or E 24. E 25. C 26. B 27. A 28. A 29. C 30. D 31. A 32. B 33. E 34. A 35. A 36. D 37. A 38. A 39. A or B 40. B Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 5
6 Materials needed: Career Cluster Vocabulary Sheet TEKS: (c)(1)(A)(B), (2)(A) Approximate time: minutes Directions: CAREER CLUSTER VOCABULARY 1. Give each student a Career Cluster Vocabulary sheet and go over the directions with them. 2. Have the students define the vocabulary words. Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 6
7 CAREER EXPLORATION MODULE VOCABULARY LIST 1. Therapeutic Services 2. Diagnostic Services 3. Health Informatics 4. Support Services 5. Biotechnology Research and Development 6. Multidisciplinary Team 7. Orthopedic 8. Trauma emergencies 9. Medical emergencies 10. Radiology 11. Vital Signs 12. Signs 13. Symptoms 14. Therapy 15. Rehabilitation 16. Activities of Daily Living 17. Pathogen 18. Endemic 19. Epidemic 20. Pandemics 21. Contagious 22. Phenotype 23. Recessive 24. Dominant 25. Homozygous 26. Heterozygous 27. Genotype Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 7
8 CAREER EXPLORATION MODULE VOCABULARY LIST KEY Day One 1. Therapeutic Services- Primarily focused on changing the health status of the patient over time. 2. Diagnostic Services- Primarily focused on detection, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders. 3. Health Informatics- Primarily focused on management of departments, agencies and patient data. 4. Support Services- Primarily focused on providing a therapeutic environment for the delivery of health care. 5. Biotechnology Research and Development- Primarily focused on discovery, research and development for new diagnostic testing, new treatments and medical devices to improve patient care. 6. Multidisciplinary Team- Team set up to work together using their areas of expertise to find a solution to problems effecting patient care and safety; team members may come from all pathways of health care. Day Two 7. Orthopedic- A branch of medicine that works with conditions involving the skeletal and muscle systems. 8. Trauma emergencies- Damage caused by physical harm from external sources. 9. Medical emergencies- Involves illnesses or conditions caused by disease; can be due to a pathogen or genetics. 10. Radiology- A branch of medicine that uses images to diagnose and treat disease seen inside the body. 11. Vital Signs- Signs that are essential to life; include temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure. 12. Signs- Used to assess the patient; can be seen and/or measured. 13. Symptoms- Used to assess the patient; are described by the patient. Day Three 14. Therapy- Treatment for a disorder; many different forms including medication, counseling or other medical procedure. 15. Rehabilitation- A branch of medicine that focuses on enhancement or restoring function and quality of life. 16. Activities of Daily Living- Activities that people tend to do every day without assistance, for example eating, bathing, walking Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 8
9 Day Four 17. Pathogen- A disease caused by a biological organism such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungus. 18. Endemic- A disease that is native to a local region. 19. Epidemic- A disease that spreads to many individuals at the same time. 20. Pandemics- Worldwide epidemic that affects large geographic regions. 21. Contagious- An illness that can be passed on or spread to others. Day Five 22. Phenotype- The expression of genes seen on any trait, for example eye color. 23. Recessive- Traits that only appear when the gene is inherited from both parents. 24. Dominant- Traits that appear even when only one gene is inherited. 25. Homozygous- Two genes that are alike, either both recessive or both dominant. 26. Heterozygous- When the genes for a trait differ, the dominant one will show up. 27. Genotype- Pair of genes seen on a chromosome that makes up a trait; one from mother and one from father. Copyright Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved Day 1 of 10 Page 9
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