Midterm Terms Flashcards

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AARP

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American Association of Retired Persons

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Guardian

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In the state of CA, a person with power of attorney over a minor

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DNR

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Do Not resuscitate

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Springing POA

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When power of attorney becomes active at a specific time, like when a person becomes incompetent
becomes a problem when someone tries to gain access to the clients bank accounts etc

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Comingle

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To mix funds

BAD

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Accounting

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A process that shows a court all financial records of the estate and the conservator for the past 2 years

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TANF

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temporary assistance for needy families

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PIA

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Primary Insurance Amount. Average of highest 35 years of earnings.What a workers retirement benefit is based on

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Dementia

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loss of brain function caused by disease

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SNF

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Skilled nursing facility

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Pro Per/Pro Se

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For oneself or on one’s own behalf. To represent oneself legally

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Spend Down

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What clients must do in order to have a net worth of $2,000 to be eligible for Medi-Cal and SNF insurance

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Conflict

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for conflict on Interest. When a lawyer can not represent a client because he/she has represented a family member or opposing party

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Conservator

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One who is responsible for and has power of attorney over a person who is a legal adult

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Agent

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One who acts on behalf of the principal in health care situations

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Durable POA

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POA that is valid despite incompetence of principal

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Sub Judgement

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for a will or living trust, it is for the agent to conform to the best interest of the person they are being assigned to or acting in favor of

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Medicare

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A federal health care system for those who are over 65, have certain disabilities, or are in renal failure.

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WEP

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Windfall Elimination Provision. A worker who is eligible for governmental pension may have have social security benefits reduced, but not eliminated

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Psychosis

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Loss of contact with reality, includes seeing and hearing things that are not present. Can be seen in Dementia and Delirium

21
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Part A

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Hospital Insurance, often has a “gap” in what it will pay and high co-pays. Only covers skilled careq

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Part B

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General medical insurance for doctors visits and preventive health care

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Part D

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Prescription Drug Care coverage that subsidizes the cost of prescription drugs for medicare beneficiaries.

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Indigent

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Poor, without funds

25
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Medicaid is…

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A state-administered program, fully funded by the federal government available to certain individuals and families who meet certain guidelines relating to income assets and resources

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HIPPA

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

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PIA

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Percentage of the highest 35 years of earnings, a worker’s retirement income is based off of this

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OASDI

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is a pay as you go system. Old Age, Survivors And Disability Insurance Program (OASDI)

29
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COLA

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is based on the percentage increase in the consumer price index

30
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When should someone apply for SSA benefits

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3 months prior to retirement

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How long is the look back period in California

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30 months prior to the date of the application for medicaid or the date the individual was institutionalized, and looks for transfers of assets made during that period

32
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Who are more prone to fall related fractures among older adults

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Women

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SSDi pays benefits to people under retirement age who cannot work because of a debilitating medical condition, however benefits will not be approved if…

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the condition is expected to last less than 12 months