Study Guide

Objective

You can utilize interviews, observation and palpation as a part of podiatric examination.
You understand the meaning of interaction as a part of the podiatry process.
You know social and health care legislation requirements in client work.
You know the basics of podiatry care competence, including the use of instruments, equipment and treatment facilities.
You can consider aseptic principles and work ergonomics in podiatry work.
You can work in podiatry situations in a client-oriented manner and in consideration of patient safety.
You understand that podiatry is a part of the social and health care service system by gaining experience in a workplace.
You can act as required by the ethical guidelines for podiatrists.

Content

How can you use the information from client interviews, observation and palpation in client assessment?
How do you interact with clients and different experts?
What does confidentiality mean?
What does the Act on the Status and Rights of Patients prescribe?
What does the Act on Health Care Professionals regulate?
How do you apply foot therapy skills using various instruments and devices?
What are the aseptic and ergonomic principles in podiatry?
How do you consider the aseptic and work ergonomics principles in your practice?
In what environments do podiatrists work?
With which professionals does a podiatrist collaborate at work?
How do you consider the ethical guidelines for podiatrists in your practice?