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Healthcare System, C1; WB, P-LQ Flashcards

Week 1, 8/29-9/2

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Client

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person who receives Home Health Care agency services

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A ____________ is a person who receives Home Health Care agency services.

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Client

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In U.S., 18th-20th centuries, health care delivery focused mainly around the . . .

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. . . home and family.

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A Holistic approach focuses on . . .

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. . . the care of the whole person, not just the person’s physical condition or disease.

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A ___________ approach focuses on the care of the whole person, not just the person’s physical condition or disease.

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Holistic

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Holistic

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relating to or concerned with wholes or with complete systems rather than with the analysis of, treatment of, or dissection into parts

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The family doctor who attended a person from birth to death is now called a “_______ ____________” or “_______ _________.”

often supported by specialists

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general practitioner, family physician

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8
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another word for Mission

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purpose

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9
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The primary mission of a University Hospital may be to . . .

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. . . train people in the field of health care.

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10
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Primary mission of __________ Hospital may be to train people in the healthcare field.

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University

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11
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A Patient receives __________ services.

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hospital

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12
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Patient

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person who receives hospital services

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13
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Residents are people cared for in ______-_______ _________ Facilities.

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L-TC

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Resident

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people being cared for in L-TC facilities

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Why’re people in L-TC called Residents?

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Because the LTC Facility becomes the person’s home (temporarily/permanently).

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L-TC stands for . . .

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. . . Long-Term Care.

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17
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L-TC Facilities are also known as ___________ ______/________.

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NH/F

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NH/F are also known as ___-_____ ____ Facilities.

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L-TC

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19
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__________ are a type of Acute Care Setting.

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Hospitals

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20
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Hospitals are a type of ______ _____ _________.

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Acute Care Setting

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21
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Skilled Nursing Unit/Facility is also called ___________ ______ Unit.

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Subacute Care

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Subacute Care Unit’s 2 other names:

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Skilled Nursing Unit/Facility

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23
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People who’re unable to care for themselves at home but don’t need hospitalization can go to a _____-___ ____ _______ or ________ _________/_________.

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L-TCF, NH/F

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L-TCF or NH/F is for people who are . . .

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. . . unable to care for themselves at home but don’t need hospitalization.

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____-____ _____ _________ provide care for people who’re unable to care for themselves but don’t need hospitilization.

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L-TCF

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_______ ______ ______ provides rehabilitation & other skilled care; helps person advance from hospital care to home care.

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Subacute Care Unit

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Subacute Care Unit

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provides rehabilitation & other skilled care; helps person advance from hospital care to home care

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28
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Assisted-Living Facility is a type of ______-______ care facility.

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long-term

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A-LF host people who’re able to provide most of their own care, but may need help with . . . (4)

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  • medications
  • transportation
  • meals
  • housekeeping
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Assisted-Living Facilities host people who’re . . .

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. . . able to provide most of their own care, but may need help with medications, transportation, meals, & housekeeping.

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________-______ ________ provides help with medications, transportation, meals, & housekeeping.

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Assisted-Living Facility

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32
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______ Health Care agencies provide skilled care in a person’s _____.

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Home, home

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33
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Home Health Care agencies provide . . .

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. . . skilled care in a person’s home.

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______ ______ ______ provides skilled care in person’s home.

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Home Health Care

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35
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Inpatient

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care for Patient who stays in hospital 1 or more nights

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Outpatient

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care for Patients who return to hospitals everyday for a time period

no overnighters

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37
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In a healthcare setting, the _________/________ is always the health care team’s focus.

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Patient/Resident

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38
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Physicians earned a _______ degree, are ___________ experienced, & are ____________- to practice medicine.

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medical, clinically, licensed

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39
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Physician

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HCP/health care professional who:
- has earned a medical degree
- is clinically experienced
- & is licensed to practice medicine

doctor of medicine

40
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Hospice relieves ____ & provides emotional/spiritual __________ for the dying & his/er family.

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pain, support

41
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Hospice

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relieves pain & provides emotional/spiritual support for people who’re dying & their families

42
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__________ relieves pain & provides emotional/spiritual support for Patients & families facing end of life.

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Hospice

43
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CEO stands for . . .

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Chief Executive Officer.

44
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Board of Trusties sets _______ to ensure care offered by organization is safe/of good quality.

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policies

45
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________ or __________ sets policies to ensure care offered by organization is safe/of good quality.

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Board, Trusties

46
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Board of Trusties

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sets policies to ensure care offered by organization is safe/of good quality

47
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DON stands for . . .

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Director of Nursing

48
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DON & CNO are the . . .

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same thing. :p

49
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CNO stands for . . .

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Chief Nursing Officer

50
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The _________ ___ _________/________ ________ ______ is responsible for all aspects of the organization that have to do with Patient/Resident care.

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DON/CNO

51
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Director of Nursing/Chief Nursing Officer is responsible for . . .

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. . . nursing care quality provided in facility.

52
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Administrator/CEO ________ organization & ______ board & organization.

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manages, links

53
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Administrator/CEO (2)

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  • manages organization
  • links board & organization
54
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USDHHS stands for . . .

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United States Department of Health & Human Services.

55
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USDHHS is the primary ____________ agency responsible for _______ health.

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government, nation’s

56
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United States Department of Health & Human Services

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primary government agency responsible for protecting nation’s health

57
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OSHA stands for . . .

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Occupational Safety & Health Administration.

58
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Occupational Safety & Health Administration is a __________ agency responsible for protecting _______ & _______ of workers.

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government, health, safety

59
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Occupational Safety & Health Administration

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government agency responsible for protecting health & safety of American workers

by enforcing standards/providing education to better workplace condition

60
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_____________ ______ & _______ ___________ is an organization that aims to decrease the number of on-the-job injuries/deaths.

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OSHA

61
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OBRA stands for . . .

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Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act.

62
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OBRA 1987 improves _____ quality for people in _____-_____ ____ _______

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life, L-TCF

63
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Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act 1987

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improves life quality for people in L-TCF

by ensuring residents receive certain care standard

64
Q

Nonprofit Accrediting Organizations sets national ____________ for all ______ ______ organization types.

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standards, health care

65
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Nonprofit Accrediting Organizations

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set national standards for all health care organization types

66
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Agencies that ensure health care quality ensure that HCP are _________.

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trained

67
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Agencies that ensure health care quality ensure health care facilities meet ____________/___________ standards.

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cleanliness/quality

68
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Agencies that ensure health care quality ensure all ________ used in health care delivery are safe.

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products

69
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Agencies that ensure health care quality ensure ________ health care is available to _________.

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quality, everyone

70
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4 objectives of agencies that ensure health care quality:

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Ensure:
- HCP are properly trained/competent
- health care facilities meet cleanliness/quality standards
- all products used in health care delivery are safe
- quality health care is available to everyone

71
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A facility that does not regain compliance status may face ______________ status loss.

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accreditation

72
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A facility that does not regain compliance status may face substantial _______.

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fines

73
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A facility that does not regain compliance status may face inability to qualify for _________/_________ payments.

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Medicare/Medicaid

74
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A facility that does not regain compliance status may face _______ ban.

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admission

75
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A facility that does not regain compliance status may face ___________.

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closure

76
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A facility that does not regain compliance status may face 5 serious penalties:

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  • Accreditation status loss
  • Substantial fines
  • Inability to qualify for Medicare/Medicaid payments
  • Admission ban (a LTC facility mayn’t be allowed to admit new residents)
  • Closure
77
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__________ ____________ is purchased at group rates by employer/corporation.

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Group Insurance

78
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Group Insurance

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purchased at group rates by an employer or corporation

insurance company pays for health care according to individual policy

79
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___________ _______ _________ assists in delivering health care by arranging contracts with various HCP.

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Managed Care System

80
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Managed Care System

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assists in delivering health care by arranging contracts with various health care providers

doctors’ offices, hospitals, ambulance services, pharmacies

81
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Medicare is an insurance plan ________ funded by _________ _________.

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federally, Social Security

82
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Medicare is under the administration of _________ for ___________/_________ ___________.

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Center, Medicare/Medicaid Services

83
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Medicare

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insurance plan federally funded by Social Security, under the administration of the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services/CMS

84
Q

People <__ can be eligible for Medicare.

A

65

85
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People < 65 can be eligible for ___________.

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Medicare

86
Q

People <65 ___ __ eligible for Medicare.

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can be

87
Q

CMMS/CMS stands for . . .

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Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services.

88
Q

Medicaid is federally ________ & stated _________.

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funded, regulated

89
Q

Medicaid was designed to help people with _______ ________ to pay for _______ _______.

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low incomes, health care

90
Q

Medicaid

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federally funded, state-regulated plan designed to help people with low incomes to pay for health care

91
Q

Medicaid is an insurance system that provides health care for people with ______ incomes.

A

lower

92
Q

Health care today is delivered in large facilities dedicated to providing __-____ Patient care.

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on-site

93
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Health care today is delivered in large facilities dedicated to providing . . .

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. . . on-site Patient care.

94
Q

“Centering on person receiving care” describes a __________ approach to health care.

A

humanistic

95
Q

Each facility isn’t able to set its own ________ for training/evaluating NAs who work there.

A

standards

96
Q

Each facility ___ able to set its own standards for training/evaluating NAs who work there.

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isn’t

97
Q

People with Alzheimer disease (AD) who can no longer be provided their daily care at home may need to enter a _____-_____ ____ __________.

A

LTCF (or NH/F)

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