Assessment/ Prevention Treatment

Evaluation

Identification/ Advocacy Education

Diagnosis
Research

Rehabilitatio Career promotion

n of health
and well-
being

1. Keep illness or injury from happening.

2. It is the process of sharing and gaining
knowledge.
3. Treatment designed to recover from injury, illness,
or disease towards a normal condition as
possible.
4. It is the management and care of a patient or the
combating of disease or disorder.
5. The appraisal of the condition based on the
patient’s report.
6. A method by which patients, their families,
attorneys, health professionals, and citizen
groups can work together to develop programs
that ensure the availability of high-quality
healthcare for a community.
7. The process of enabling people to increase
control over their health and its determinants,
thereby improving their health.
8. Examination of data, reports, and observations in
a search for facts or principles.
9. Analysis based on signs, symptoms, and
laboratory findings.
10. An occupation or profession, especially one
requiring a special training followed as one’s
lifework.

Physical Nurse Audiologist Paramedic Orthotist

Therapist

Clinical Kinesiotherapis Pedorthist Social Speech

psychologis t Worker Language
t Pathologist

Pharmacists Respiratory Midwife Medical Guidance

therapist Technologist Counselor

1.Trained to provide care for people who are sick or

injured; monitors patients’ health and records
symptoms, assists physicians during examinations and
treatment, and administers medications.
2.Professionals with the expertise and skills in helping
women maintain healthy pregnancies, assist in or
perform childbirth delivery, and help in women’s
recovery process through the postpartum period.
3. Gives emergency medical treatment or
assists medical professionals in emergency
situations.
4. Examines, evaluates, and treats
physical impairments through use of special
exercise, application of heat or cold, and
other physical modalities.
5. Identifies and rehabilitates
hearing impairments and
related disorders.
6. Assesses, diagnoses, treats and
helps prevent mental disorders.
7. Makes and fits prosthetics or
artificial parts for the human body.
8. Develops and monitors exercise
programs to help people regain muscle
strength and function lost due to injury or
disease.
9. Foot orthotic and orthopedic footwear
experts trained in the assessment of lower
limb anatomy and muscle and joint
function.
10. Investigates, treats and gives aid to
people with social problems and helps
people with mental illness, serious health
conditions, financial difficulties, substance
abuse problems, domestic or child abuse,
unwanted pregnancy and other social
problems.
11. Diagnoses and treats patients with
functional and organic speech defects
and disorders.
12. Prepares and dispenses medication
prescribed by licensed health
professionals; also provides information to
patients regarding drugs, and consults
with healthcare professionals on
advances in drugs or medicine.
13. Specializes in the promotion of optimum
cardiopulmonary function and health; regularly
deals with various chronic respiratory diseases,
such as asthma and emphysema.
14. Performs a variety of tasks on body fluids,
from simple blood tests to more complex tests.
15. Assists students with personal, family, education,

and career decisions and concerns.