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Medical Assistant

Health Science · Texas TEKS

Standards Code§127.489
CreditOne Credit
Duration18-36 weeks
Sub-Standards72 / 72
Coverage100%
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1. The Student Evaluates The Roles And Responsibilities Of The Medical Assistant As A Memb...1.1.1explain the role of the medical assistant in various healthcare settings• Medcerts : Clinical Medical Assistant & Scribe Professional - HI 9800 : Clinical Medical Assistant (v23.3) HI6010
• Medcerts : Medical Assistant HI 6000 : Clinical Medical Assistant (v23.3) HI6010
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 39 - Legal Protection and Healthcare Teams
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 01: Scope of Practice
• Open Textbooks : Personal Care Assistant : HLTH 06: 02: Personal Care Assistant: Chapter 2
1.1.2discuss the scope of practice, including responsibilities and limitations of a medical assistant• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 01 - Nursing Assistant Role and Responsibilities
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 39 - Legal Protection and Healthcare Teams
• Medcerts : Clinical Medical Assistant & Scribe Professional - HI 9800 : Clinical Medical Assistant (v23.3) HI6010
• Open Textbooks : Comprehensive Midwifery: The role of the midwife in health care practice, education, and research : Comprehensive Midwifery 01: Health Care Context
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 01: Scope of Practice
1.1.3explain the level of authority within the healthcare professional hierarchy;• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 39 - Legal Protection and Healthcare Teams
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 01: Scope of Practice
• Open Textbooks : Foundations for Assisting in Home Care : HLTH 07: Foundations for Assisting in Home Care
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 01: Scope of Practice
• Pointful Education : Healthcare Management and Information Systems : HMIS 08: Management and Leadership Part II
1.1.4identify the members of an interdisciplinary healthcare team and their roles such as licensed vocation nurse, registered nurse, primary care provider, specialists, and other allied health professionals• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 39 - Legal Protection and Healthcare Teams
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 01: Scope of Practice
• Open Textbooks : Personal Care Assistant : HLTH 06: 02: Personal Care Assistant: Chapter 2
• Open Textbooks : Foundations for Assisting in Home Care : HLTH 07: Foundations for Assisting in Home Care
• Open Textbooks : Comprehensive Midwifery: The role of the midwife in health care practice, education, and research : Comprehensive Midwifery 01: Health Care Context
2. The Student Applies Professional Communication Skills To Provide Information To Patient...2.1.1demonstrate the ability to report abnormal results in writing and orally to the patient's provider• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 38 - EMS Documentation and Professionalism
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 02: Communication
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 04 - Patient Information Management
2.1.2demonstrate how to communicate with patients, caregivers, and the interdisciplinary team to assist in the planning, delivery, and coordination of patient-centered care• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 02: Communication
• Open Textbooks : Comprehensive Midwifery: The role of the midwife in health care practice, education, and research : Comprehensive Midwifery 02: As Practitioner
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 02 - Patient Communication
2.1.3evaluate different communication techniques for responding to the needs of individuals in a diverse society• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 03: Diverse Patients
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 02 - Patient Communication
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 03: Diverse Patients
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 30 - Patient Care and Discharge Planning
2.1.4practice conflict-resolution techniques such as cooperation, contribution, compromise, and collaboration in various situations;• Core-LX : NCCER 37 - Negotiation and Conflict Resolution NCCER Project Management : NCCER 37 - Negotiation and Conflict Resolution NCCER Project Management
• Core-LX : NCCER 37 - Negotiation and Conflict Resolution NCCER Project Management : NCCER 37 - Negotiation and Conflict Resolution NCCER Project Management
• GoSkills : Team Leadership : Team Leadership: 04 Decision Making and Conflict Resolution
• Pineapple Academy : Essentials for Front of House Service : Essentials for Front of House Service: 02 Being A Team Player
• Certify ED : Early Childhood Education (Video & VR) : Early Childhood Education - Unit 30 - Conflict Resolution and Self-Help Skills
2.1.5practice providing patient education on health-related topics such as clean catch urine collection, the risks and benefits of vaccinations, use of a peak-flow, and nebulizer treatments• Core-LX : All Lessons : Patient Education, Cultural Competency, and Behavioral Health for Medical Assistants (pending)
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 26 - Nebulizer Treatments
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 30 - Patient Care and Discharge Planning
• Open Textbooks : Comprehensive Midwifery: The role of the midwife in health care practice, education, and research : Comprehensive Midwifery 03: As Educator
3. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge Of Healthcare Ethical Principles In Their Practice O...3.1.1evaluate principles of ethical behavior, including beneficence, non-maleficence, justice, and autonomy• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 003: Medical Ethics
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 003: Medical Ethics
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Care at The End of Life : Nursing Care at The End of Life: In the Moment
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 03 - Ethics, Consent, and Legal Responsibilities
• Pointful Education : Architectural Design III : Architecture_03 04: Professional Ethics and Legal Responsibilities
3.1.2debate ethical issues related to technological advances in health care such as stem cells, robotics, and immunologic therapies in health care• Pointful Education : Career Exploration in Healthcare : Module 01: Timeline of Healthcare Careers
• Pointful Education : Robotics Applications and Careers : ROBO 03: Robots in Healthcare
3.1.3evaluate ethical issues and legal ramifications related to malpractice, negligence, and liability;• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 03 - Ethics, Consent, and Legal Responsibilities
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Responder - MissionCIT : EMR CH E03: Medical Ethics
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 003: Medical Ethics
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 38 - EMS Documentation and Professionalism
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 38 - EMS Documentation and Professionalism
3.1.4summarize legal and ethical standards, including Patient Bill of Rights, Advanced Directives, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 37 - Legal, Ethical, and Patient Rights
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 37 - Legal, Ethical, and Patient Rights
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 38 - HIPAA and Patient Rights
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 40 - Legal Standards and Medication Safety
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 003: Medical Ethics
4. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge Of The Administrative Duties Of A Medical Assistant ...4.1.1identify considerations for scheduling a patient such as availability of test results, availability of staff, patient flow, triage, and coordination of care• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 05 - Patient Appointment Logs
4.1.2discuss considerations related to managing an office schedule such as types of scheduling, under booking, over booking, cancellations, add-ons, and no-shows• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 05 - Patient Appointment Logs
4.1.3define the terms used in medical billing such as diagnosis codes, billing codes, billing cycle, co-pay, deductibles, maximum out-of-pocket, and time of service• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 06 - Billing
• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials (v24.7) HI1015
• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials (v24.7) HI1015
4.1.4describe the elements of completing patient registration such as recording demographics, emergency contact, and insurance information• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 03 - Medical Records
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Electronic Health Records: Clinical Workflow and Documentation (pending)
4.1.5analyze different types of health insurance coverage, including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA), private insurance, employer-based insurance, and workers' compensation• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 04 - Health Insurance
• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials (v24.7) HI1015
4.1.6identify the components of an insurance card such as plan name, group number, ID number, patient co-pay, co-insurance, and phone numbers• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials (v24.7) HI1015
4.1.7define insurance plan terminology such as prior authorization, formulary, explanation of benefits, denial, appeal, and referrals• Core-LX : All Lessons : Coordination of Benefits: Billing When Patients Have Multiple Insurance Plans (pending)
• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials (v24.7) HI1015
4.1.8define electronic health records systems and their components such as demographics, financial insurance information, orders and referrals, correspondence, and test results;• Core-LX : All Lessons : Electronic Health Records: Clinical Workflow and Documentation (pending)
• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Electronic Health Records (v20.6) HI1018
• Medcerts : Medical Coder & Biller Certification Course : Electronic Health Records (v20.6) HI1018
4.1.9analyze the benefits and risks of electronic health records systems• Core-LX : All Lessons : Electronic Health Records: Clinical Workflow and Documentation (pending)
5. The Student Uses Appropriate Medical Terminology As A Medical Assistant. The Student Is...5.1.1use directional terms and anatomical planes related to body structure• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Responder - MissionCIT : EMR CH E05: Anatomy and Physiology
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 005: Anatomy and Physiology
• Open Textbooks : Medical Terminology : Medical Terminology: 02. Medical Language Related to the Body as a Whole
• Open Textbooks : Medical Terminology : Medical Terminology: 02. Medical Language Related to the Body as a Whole
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 08 - Anatomical Terminology and Positions
5.1.2use occupationally specific terms such as terms relating to the body systems, surgical and diagnostic procedures, diseases, and treatment;• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Responder - MissionCIT : EMR CH E25: Medical Terminology
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 009: Medical Terminology
• Medcerts : Introduction to Human Anatomy & Medical Terminology (v22.10) HI1014 : Introduction to Human Anatomy & Medical Terminology (v22.10) HI1014
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 009: Medical Terminology
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 009: Medical Terminology
5.1.3apply knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and root words to translate medical terms to conversational language to facilitate communication• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Responder - MissionCIT : EMR CH E25: Medical Terminology
• Open Textbooks : Medical Terminology : Medical Terminology: 01. Identifying Word Parts in Medical Terms
• Open Textbooks : Medical Terminology : Medical Terminology: 01. Identifying Word Parts in Medical Terms
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 02 - Communication and Medical Terminology
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 009: Medical Terminology
6. The Student Practices Or Models Patient Intake Skills As A Medical Assistant. The Stude...6.1.1collect and document patient information during an intake interview, including chief complaint; patient care team; past medical, surgical, social, and family histories; patient allergies; and comprehensive medication list• Core-LX : All Lessons : Electronic Health Records: Clinical Workflow and Documentation (pending)
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 38 - EMS Documentation and Professionalism
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 19 - Secondary Assessment and Patient History
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Patient Education, Cultural Competency, and Behavioral Health for Medical Assistants (pending)
6.1.2explain how to use a medical chart to identify patient care needs• Core-LX : All Lessons : Electronic Health Records: Clinical Workflow and Documentation (pending)
• Open Textbooks : Clinical Medicine 1: Small Animal Clinical Skills Textbook : AG 06: Clinical Medicine 1 Small Animal Clinical Skills: Unit 2
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 30 - Patient Care and Discharge Planning
6.1.3identify normal ranges for vital signs per age group, including blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 007: Life Span Development
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 007: Life Span Development
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 007: Life Span Development
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 007: Life Span Development
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 007: Life Span Development
6.1.4measure and record accurate vital signs, including manual blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, and pain scale• Core-LX : Labs : Vital Signs Measurement (pending)
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 12 - Primary Assessment and Vital Signs
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 11 - Vital Signs and Patient Processing
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 13 - Height, Weight, and BMI Measurement
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 19 - Vital Signs
6.1.5measure and record accurate anthropometric measurements, including height, weight, and head circumference;• Core-LX : All Lessons : Specialty Examination Procedures: Gynecological, Pediatric, and Geriatric Positioning (pending)
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 07 - Measurements and Medical Math
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 13 - Height, Weight, and BMI Measurement
• ATSVR : ATSVR : VR-06 Mass Casualty Event Reunification Protocol - Beginner
• ATSVR : ATSVR : VR-07 Mass Casualty Event Reunification Protocol - Intermediate
6.1.6calculate accurate conversions between different units of measurement such as kilograms to pounds, centimeters to inches, and Fahrenheit to Celsius• Core-LX : NCCER HVAC L1 : HVAC Trade Mathematics (pending)
• OpenStax : Prealgebra 2e : 7.5 Systems of Measurement (pending)
• Core-LX : Prealgebra 2e : Prealgebra 2e - Chapter 07: The Properties of Real Numbers
• Core-LX : NCCER 21 - HVAC Trade Mathematics NCCER HVAC Level 1 : NCCER 21 - HVAC Trade Mathematics NCCER HVAC Level 1
• Open Textbooks : Introductory Algebra : Intro Algebra: 03 Measurement, Perimeter, Area, & Volume
7. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge And Application Of Point Of Care Testing As A Medica...7.1.1define point of care testing• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 12 - Laboratory Procedures and Equipment
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
7.1.2identify and correlate specimen types and collection methods, including throat swabs, capillary blood, and urine used in point of care testing• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Neonatal Phlebotomy: Heelstick Technique and Specimen Collection (pending)
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 19: Chapter 19 Specimen Collection
7.1.3describe tests that might be performed as a point of care test in an office such as rapid strep, rapid flu, glucose, urine dip, urine pregnancy, vision screening, and electrocardiogram (EKG) tests• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 12 - Laboratory Procedures and Equipment
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Clinical Diagnostic Testing: Spirometry and Urinalysis (pending)
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 15 - Sensory and Reflex Testing
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 11 - Diagnostic Tests and Cardiovascular Assessment
7.1.4perform and document a vision screening using the Snellen eye chart;• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 15 - Sensory and Reflex Testing
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 08: Chapter 8 Eye and Ear Assessment
7.1.5locate landmarks for performing a 12-lead electrocardiogram (EKG)• Core-LX : Labs : 12-Lead EKG: Electrode Placement and Acquisition (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Medcerts : Patient Care Technician - HI 7000 : Electrocardiography (v22.10) HI6012
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 11 - Diagnostic Tests and Cardiovascular Assessment
8. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge Of Medication Preparation And Administration In A Cl...8.1.1apply the six rights of medication administration, including right patient, right medication, right dose, right time, right route, and right documentation• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 18 - Medication Administration and Documentation
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 18 - Medication Administration and Documentation
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 18 - Medication Administration and Documentation
8.1.2identify drug classifications and the indication for use• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 21 - Medication Administration and Management
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 21 - Medication Administration and Management
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 008: Principles of Pharmacology
8.1.3define drug-related terms, including adverse event, therapeutic response, side effect, drug interactions, and allergic reaction• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 008: Principles of Pharmacology
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 021: Allergic Reaction
8.1.4calculate the amount of medication to administer based on the dosage ordered and the strength of medication supply on hand• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 21 - Medication Administration and Management
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 05: Chapter 5 Math Calculations
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 15: Chapter 15 Administration of Enteral Medications
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 18: Chapter 18 Administration of Parenteral Medications
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Pharmacy Calculations and Sterile Compounding Fundamentals (pending)
8.1.5evaluate a patient for known allergies and contraindications prior to administering any medication• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 021: Allergic Reaction
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 021: Allergic Reaction
8.1.6identify routes of medication administration, including oral, buccal, sublingual, inhaled, intranasal, otic, ophthalmic, intravaginal, anal, topical, transdermal, intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, and intrathecal• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 008: Principles of Pharmacology
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 18: Chapter 18 Administration of Parenteral Medications
8.1.7use proper technique when preparing medications for administration, including injections, oral, sublingual, inhaled, otic, ophthalmic, and topical• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 18: Chapter 18 Administration of Parenteral Medications
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 18: Chapter 18 Administration of Parenteral Medications
• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Pharmacy Calculations and Sterile Compounding Fundamentals (pending)
8.1.8use proper technique when administering medications, including injections, oral, sublingual, inhaled, otic, ophthalmic, and topical• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 18: Chapter 18 Administration of Parenteral Medications
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 15: Chapter 15 Administration of Enteral Medications
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 16: Chapter 16 Administration of Medications Via Other Routes
• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
8.1.9identify appropriate muscle groups for intramuscular injections, including deltoid, vastus lateralis, and ventrogluteal• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 02. Animal Anatomy, Physiology & Health
• Open Textbooks : Clinical Medicine 1: Small Animal Clinical Skills Textbook : AG 06: Clinical Medicine 1 Small Animal Clinical Skills: Unit 1
8.1.10explain the factors that influence intramuscular injection site selection, including patient size, patient age, viscosity of medication, and muscular density• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
8.1.11explain the factors that affect needle size and gauge selection, including medication viscosity, patient size, muscular density;• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
8.1.12demonstrate knowledge of syringe styles and markings on various size syringes such as Luer Lock, oral, insulin, TB, 1ml, 3ml, 5ml, and 10ml syringes• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 05: Chapter 5 Math Calculations
9. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge Of Collecting, Labeling, Storing, And Transferring L...9.1.1identify how to properly store and transfer lab specimens such as blood, urine, fecal, and sputum samples• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 39: Collecting and Examining Urine, Blood, and Fecal Samples
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 39: Collecting and Examining Urine, Blood, and Fecal Samples
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 39: Collecting and Examining Urine, Blood, and Fecal Samples
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 12 - Laboratory Procedures and Equipment
9.1.2list the proper order of draw for blood collection tubes• Core-LX : Labs : Venipuncture: Vacutainer and Butterfly Technique (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
9.1.3select the proper collection tubes for specific types of blood tests such as complete blood count (CBC), comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), and lipid panel• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 07. Practical, Hands-On Experience
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
9.1.4locate veins used for blood draws• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 02. Animal Anatomy, Physiology & Health
• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 04. Handling, Grooming & Behavioral Care
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 22: Injection Sites, Pulse Measurement, and Blood Collection
• Open Textbooks : Clinical Medicine 1: Small Animal Clinical Skills Textbook : AG 06: Clinical Medicine 1 Small Animal Clinical Skills: Unit 1
9.1.5demonstrate proper technique and post procedural care for veinous blood draws;• Core-LX : Labs : Venipuncture: Vacutainer and Butterfly Technique (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Healthcare Clinical Skills Foundation (pending)
9.1.6demonstrate proper labeling of lab specimens, including patient name, date of birth, source, date, time, and initials of collector• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 40: Radiography Safety, Film Handling, and Documentation
• Core-LX : Labs : Venipuncture: Vacutainer and Butterfly Technique (pending)
• Core-LX : All Lessons : Sterile Surgical Assist: Technique, Setup, and Instrument Handling (pending)
10. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge Of Patient Populations And Their Specific Care Consi...10.1.1discuss and identify stages of development throughout a patient's lifespan• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 29 - Nutrition, Development, and Holistic Care
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Responder - MissionCIT : EMR CH E07: Life Span Development
• Open Textbooks : Nutrition Essentials : HLTH 09: Nutrition Essentials: CH18.00: Chapter 18: Nutrition Through the Lifecycle
• Open Textbooks : Nutrition Essentials : HLTH 09: Nutrition Essentials: CH18.00: Chapter 18: Nutrition Through the Lifecycle
• Open Textbooks : Nutrition Through the Life Cycle : Nutrition Through the Life Cycle: 3. Setting Up a Healthy Metabolism: Infancy to Preschool
10.1.2describe coping and defense mechanisms exhibited by patients such as emotion-focused behaviors, problem-focused behaviors, denial, displacement, intellectualization, projection, rationalization, and regression• Core-LX : All Lessons : Patient Education, Cultural Competency, and Behavioral Health for Medical Assistants (pending)
10.1.3identify and discuss end-of-life considerations such as advanced directives, power of attorney, stages of grief, and family support• Open Textbooks : Nursing Care at The End of Life : Nursing Care at The End of Life: Anticipation
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 17: Grief and Loss
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 17: Grief and Loss
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Care at The End of Life : Nursing Care at The End of Life: Afterwards
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Care at The End of Life : Nursing Care at The End of Life: Afterwards
10.1.4practice appropriate methods of care for working with patients with mental, physical, and developmental disabilities• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 34 - Special Needs and Disability Care
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 26 - Special Needs Patient Care
• Open Textbooks : Foundations for Assisting in Home Care : HLTH 07: Foundations for Assisting in Home Care
• Open Textbooks : Foundations for Assisting in Home Care : HLTH 07: Foundations for Assisting in Home Care
• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Responder - MissionCIT : EMR CH E28: Patients with Special Challenges
10.1.5explain how socioeconomic factors such as income, transportation, access to community resources, employment, and education level can influence patient outcomes;• Core-LX : All Lessons : Patient Education, Cultural Competency, and Behavioral Health for Medical Assistants (pending)
• Pointful Education : Personal Finance : Personal Finance 02: Money Decisions: Personal and Family Financial Choices
• Open Textbooks : Nutrition Essentials : HLTH 09: Nutrition Essentials: CH11.00: Chapter 11: Food Insecurity and Food Waste
10.1.6explain how various multicultural values can affect patient care decisions• Core-LX : All Lessons : Patient Education, Cultural Competency, and Behavioral Health for Medical Assistants (pending)
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Care at The End of Life : Nursing Care at The End of Life: Afterwards
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 03: Diverse Patients
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 03: Diverse Patients
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Fundamentals : Nursing Fundamentals Ch 03: Diverse Patients
11. The Student Demonstrates Knowledge Of Safety Practices And Procedures As Related To Med...11.1.1employ standard precautions in a healthcare scenario• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 06 - Workplace Safety and Universal Precautions
• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 06 - Workplace Safety and Universal Precautions
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 04: Chapter 4 Aseptic Technique
• Certify ED : Nursing Assistant (Video & VR) : Nursing Assistant - Unit 06 - Infection Control Principles
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 19: Chapter 19 Specimen Collection
11.1.2identify various modes of disease transmission, including vector borne, air borne, direct or indirect contact, and vehicle• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 37 - Blood Borne Pathogens and HIV/AIDS
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 34: Treating and Managing Parasitic Infestations
11.1.3distinguish between the types of isolation precaution signage used to address modes of disease transmission such as contact, droplet, and airborne• Open Textbooks : Personal Care Assistant : HLTH 06: 01: Personal Care Assistant: Chapter 1
11.1.4identify personal protective equipment (PPE)• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 31 - Personal Protective Practices
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 12: Personal Protective Equipment and Biohazardous Materials
• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 06. Animal Welfare & Legal/Regulatory Compliance
• Certify ED : Construction Safety (OSHA) (Video & VR) : Construction Safety (OSHA) - Unit 12 - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
11.1.5apply the knowledge of PPE used in various situations such as venipuncture, collecting a throat swab, or dipping urine• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 31 - Personal Protective Practices
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 12: Personal Protective Equipment and Biohazardous Materials
11.1.6demonstrate proper putting on (donning) and removing (doffing) of PPE• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 31 - Personal Protective Practices
• Certify ED : Construction Safety (OSHA) (Video & VR) : Construction Safety (OSHA) - Unit 12 - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Certify ED : Construction Safety (OSHA) (Video & VR) : Construction Safety (OSHA) - Unit 12 - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Open Textbooks : Personal Care Assistant : HLTH 06: 01: Personal Care Assistant: Chapter 1
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 04: Chapter 4 Aseptic Technique
11.1.7define the use of a sharps container, biohazard container, shredding bin, and trash receptacle• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 12: Personal Protective Equipment and Biohazardous Materials
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 13: Disposing of Sharps and Container Labeling
• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 06. Animal Welfare & Legal/Regulatory Compliance
11.1.8practice safe handling of sharps such as not recapping after injection and prompt disposal in a sharps container• Certify ED : Emergency Medical Response (Video&VR) : Emergency Medical Response - Unit 06 - Workplace Safety and Universal Precautions
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 12: Personal Protective Equipment and Biohazardous Materials
• Certify ED : Veterinary Science (Video & VR) : Veterinary Science - Unit 13: Disposing of Sharps and Container Labeling
• Certify ED : Companion Animals : Companion Animals: 06. Animal Welfare & Legal/Regulatory Compliance
11.1.9identify symptoms of anaphylaxis and the proper emergency response• MissionCIT : Emergency Medical Technician - MissionCIT : EMT CH 021: Allergic Reaction
11.1.10explain storage requirements for medications, vaccines, and lab specimens• Certify ED : Agricultural Science (Video & VR) : Agricultural Science - Unit 19 - Pests, Plant Diseases, and Pesticides
11.1.11locate and use the safety data sheets (SDS) to retrieve information such as proper storage, clean up, and exposure response;• Certify ED : Medical Assistant : Medical Assistant - Unit 34 - Safety Data Sheets
• Pointful Education : Building Maintenance Technologies : BuildMT 01: Health, Safety, and Environmental Management Systems
• Core-LX : All Lessons : OSHA Workplace Safety Fundamentals: General Industry Standards (pending)
• CLX : Automotive Basics : Service and Safety: Shop and Personal Safety
• Pointful Education : Agriscience I : Agriscience_01 02: Safety, Scientific and Technological Principles of Agriscience Issues
11.1.12define and apply knowledge of medical asepsis• Core-LX : Labs : Injection Techniques: Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular (pending)
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 04: Chapter 4 Aseptic Technique
• Open Textbooks : Nursing Skills : Nursing Skills: 04: Chapter 4 Aseptic Technique

Coverage Summary

Core-LX delivers strong coverage of this TEKS course at 100% of sub-standards aligned.

Primary publishers contributing alignment: Certify ED (85), Open Textbooks (60), Core-LX (48), MissionCIT (27), Medcerts (12).

No open gaps. All sub-standards have at least one genuine Core-LX badge match.

Eligible for Gap Lesson / Gap Lab generation — coverage exceeds the 85% threshold; any remaining sub-standard gaps will be closed by auto-generated lessons in the next pipeline phase.

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