Chapter 2

Question 1

Primary Care Example

Answer 1

Family Planning

Well Child Health Visit

Question 2

Preventative Care example

Answer 2

Wearing Bike Helmets
Immunizations
Suicide Prevention Programs
Seat Belt Laws
Nutrition Education
Crisis Prevention Programs
Distracted Driving Campaigns
Self-Breast or Testicular Exams
Blood Pressure Clinics

Question 3

Secondary acute care example

Answer 3

Emergency Care
Subacute Care
Acute Medical-Surgical Care
X-Rays, CT scans, MRI

Question 4

Tertiary Care example

Answer 4

Intensive Care

Psychiatric Care

Question 5

Restorative Care example

Answer 5

Spinal Cord Injury Program
Cardiovascular Rehab
Exercise Programs
Stroke Rehabilitation Program
Sports Injury Exercise Program

Question 6

Continuing Care example

Answer 6

Assisted Living
Adult Day Care
Psychiatric Care

Question 7

Levels of prevention describe the focus of healthcare-related activities, identify the three

Answer 7

1. health promotion and disease prevention
2. curing the disease
3. Reducing complications

Question 8

health promotion and disease prevention

Answer 8

primary prevention

Question 9

curing the disease

Answer 9

secondary prevention

Question 10

reducing complications

Answer 10

tertiary prevention

Question 11

Explain what an integrated health care delivery system is

Answer 11

provides services that is held accountable fo the outcomes

Question 12

Identify the core mission of hospitals across the country

Answer 12

to deliver the right care at the right time in the right setting

Question 13

intensive care units

Answer 13

receive close monitoring and intense medical care

Question 14

mental health facilities

Answer 14

services in psychiatric housing, care and access to medications

Question 15

to improve care for patients residing in rural areas, rural hospitals are expected to

Answer 15

1. improves access
2. engage the people
3. develop delivery systems
4. create protocols
5. be experts

Question 16

define what discharge planning is

Answer 16

the coordinated process that develops a plan of continuing care

Question 17

what is the focus of discharge planning

Answer 17

transition to their next place of care

Question 18

care transitions program

Answer 18

managing the discharge of the patient to home or a rehabilitation center

Question 19

transitional care model

Answer 19

planning and follow-up for older adults who are chronically ill

Question 20

high-intensity care-team

Answer 20

to support the primary care physician and following the best protocols

Question 21

discharge instructions

Answer 21

1. discharge meds
2. follow up care
3. list all medications
4. dietary needs
5. follow up tests

Question 22

list the tips on making a referral process

Answer 22

1. engage family and patient
2. make a referral ASAP
3. give next care provider info
4. give recommendations and implement into care plan

Question 23

restorative care goal is

Answer 23

to help individuals regain max. functional status and to enhance quality of life

Question 24

fee for service payment

Answer 24

most traditional health care payment model

Question 25

pay for coordination

Answer 25

coordinates care between the primary care provider and specialists

Question 26

pay for performance

Answer 26

value-based reimbursement

Question 27

episode of care payment

Answer 27

reimburses health care providers for specific episodes of care; a set amount of money will be paid

Question 28

upside shared savings

Answer 28

provide incentives for providers treating specific patient populations

Question 29

downside shared saving

Answer 29

includes both the gain share potential of an upside model, but also the downside risk of sharing the excess costs of health care delivery between provider and payer

Question 30

partial or full capitation

Answer 30

payments are assigned a per member per month payment

Question 31

identify the payment system that the Social security act established under medicare A

Answer 31

IPPS: inpatient prospective payment system

Question 32

The institute of medicine defines patient-centered care as

Answer 32

care that covers the patient's needs, preferences, and values and that the patient guides all clinical choices

Question 33

health care organizations that apply for magnet status demonstrate

Answer 33

quality patient care nursing excellence innovations in professional practice

Question 34

revised Magnet model has five components affected by global issues

Answer 34

1. transformational leadership 2. structural empowerment 3. exemplary professional practice 4. new knowledge, innovations, and improvements 5. empirical quality outcomes

Question 35

Health promotion programs are designed to help patients

Answer 35

reduce the incidence of disease, maintain maximal function, reduce the need to use a more expensive health care system

Question 36

rehabilitation services begin

Answer 36

when a patient enters the health care system

Question 37

An example of an extended care facility

Answer 37

skilled nursing facility

Question 38

a patient and his or her family facing the end stages of terminal illnesses might best be served by a

Answer 38

hospice