chapter 1 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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another name for a long term care facility

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skilled nursing facility

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2
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assisted living facilities are initially for

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people who need some help with daily care

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3
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type of care for people who need some assistance and supervision during certain hours

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adult day services

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4
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care given by specialists to restore or improve function after an illness or injury

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rehabilitation

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5
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care given to people who have approx 6 months or less to live

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hospice care

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6
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what type of aides may clean or shop for groceries

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home health aides

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7
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people who live in a long term care facility are usually called ______because it is where they live for the duration of their stay

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residents

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8
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most conditions in long term care are chronic
what does chronic mean

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conditions last a long time

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9
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places where health care is delivered or administered

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facilities

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10
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form of health insurance in which the cost of care is covered only when a person uses a particular doctor or group of doctors except om case of emergency

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HMOs health maintenance organizations

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11
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cost-control strategies for healthcare

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managed care

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12
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people or organizations paying for healthcare services

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payers

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13
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form of health insurance in which patients are encouraged to receive care from a network or approved providers but can see other providers at an additional cost

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PPOs preferred provider organizations

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14
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true or false
long term care facilities may offer assisted living housing, subacute care, or specialized care

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true

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15
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true or false
facilities that offer specialized care must have specially trained employees

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true

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16
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true or false
nonprofit organizations cannot own long term care facilities

17
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what is the most important thing for a nursing assistant to know about the residents in her care

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each resident is an individual with their own abilities and needs

18
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which gender makes up approx. 68% of residents in long-term care facilities

19
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in general, residents who stay at a facility for more than six months need how many hours of care

20
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why is it important for nursing assistants to care for each resident as a whole person instead of treating only their disorders and disabilities

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  1. some residents have little outside support from friends and family
  2. residents have many needs besides bathing, eating, drinking, and elimination
21
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true or false
a policy is a course of action to be followed for example all healthcare information must remain confidential

22
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true or false
facilities will have procedures for reporting information about residents

23
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true or false
nursing assistants may perform tasks not listed in the job description if they are very simple

24
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true or false
changes in residents’ conditions should be reported to the nurse

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true or false each step in a procedure is important and must be strictly followed
true
26
what is the purpose of surveys in long-term care facilities
to study how well thier residents are cared for
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if a surveyor asks a nursing assistant a question, and the NA does not know the answer what would be the best response
the NA should admit that she does not know and should find out the answer
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what is true of the joint commission
the goal of the joint commission's survey process is to improve safety and quality care
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what are the 2 groups of people that qualify for Medicare
people aged 65 or older people of any age with permanent kidney failure or certain disabilities
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what is Part A of medicare and what does it pay for
helps pay for care in hospitals, skilled nursing facility, or for care from a home health agency
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what is Part B of medicare and what does it pay for
pays for doctor services, equipment
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what is Part C of medicare and what does it pay for
allows private health insurance companies to provide medicare benefits
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what is Part D of medicare and what does it pay for
helps pay for medications prescribed for treatment
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how is eligibility for medicaid determined
by income and special circumstances
35
list four examples of how you think elderly people living in care facilities benefit from person-centered care
recognizes and develops the person's capabilities promotes their individual preferences, choices, dignity, and interests patients/ residents are more satisfied better health outcomes
36
what types of experiences can lead to trauma
witnessing or experiencing abuse or neglect unstable home environment, poverty, discrimination life-threatening illness or negative experiences in a medical setting
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how can healthcare workers incorporate trauma-informed care
planning treatment with patients and promoting choice and safety