Nurs exam 3 Flashcards

1
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Health Care Cost

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Varies greatly across health care organizations and locations

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Challenges in Containing Costs

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  • Consumer using only healthcare resources needed
  • Providers/organizations diagnosing and prescribing only what is needed (Pay for Performance versus fee for service)
  • Complexity of health insurance reimbursement can leave consumers vulnerable to high costs
  • Chronic disease epidemic
  • Focus on disease treatment rather than prevention
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3
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Health Insurance

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Mechanism to support a group of people to pay for health care services by spreading the cost of health care services among a large number of people, the majority of whom do not need costly health care.

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4
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Deductible

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the $ amount to be paid before insurance kicks in

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5
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Coinsurance

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The percentage of costs of a covered health care service you pay (20%, for example) after you’ve paid your deductible.

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6
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Copayment

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The $ amount you pay per visit after deductible is met

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7
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State Health Insurance Exchanges

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-Part of the Affordable Care Act
-Helps pool large numbers of individuals to spread risk for insurance and therefore make insurance available
-Subsidies given to people with low income & not qualified for Medicare

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8
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Medicare Part A

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Hospitalization

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9
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Medicare Part B

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Outpatient

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10
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Medicare Part C

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Advantage Plans

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11
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Medicare Part D

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Prescription Drugs

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12
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Managed Care

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a health care delivery system organized to manage utilization, quality, and cost.

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13
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Managed care provides…

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primary, secondary and tertiary care

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14
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HMO’s (Health Management Organizations)

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members must see PCP to be referred to specialist

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15
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PPO (Preferred Provider Organization)

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No gatekeeper, no need for referral, no copay but do have deductible

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16
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EPO (Exclusive Provider Organization)

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Similar to PPO but restrict members to a select list of providers

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17
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POS (Point of Service)

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MHO/PPO hybrid, not required to have PCP but will have lower rate if they see PCP and are referred to specialist

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18
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PHO

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required to use their physicians, their hospital, their surgical centers

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19
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PSO

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owned by providers (not a great choice)

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20
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Challenges for Managed Care

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-Value based payment
-data-driven decision making
-consumers have more info available to them allowing them to pick the best plan
-increasing drug costs

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21
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Electronic Health Record (EHR)

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electronic version of a patient medical record (shared over multiple organizations)

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22
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Telehealth

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-email consults
-remote patient monitoring and care
-remote healthcare visit
-health education

23
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Interoperability

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interconnection and communication within and between organizations

24
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Is healthcare a privilege or a right?

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Privilege

25
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US drug costs ______ than the average of other industrialized countries

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> 2x

26
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US give monopolies to drug companies

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this increases the time before less expensive generic drugs become available

27
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Are medicaid and medicare services allowed to negotiate drug costs?

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no

28
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Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

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A program that provides medical insurance for minimal premiums to children from low-income families.

29
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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

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a federal law that requires the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed.

30
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Patient Self-Determination Act (PSDA)

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A federal law that mandates that every individual has the right to make decisions regarding medical care, including the right to refuse treatment and the right-to-die

31
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Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA)

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to ensure public access to emergency services regardless of ability to pay

32
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Occupational safety and health act (OSHA)

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requires an employer to provide a safe and healthy work environment; the employer must protect the worker against hazards

33
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Ethics

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Right and wrong choices as perceived by society and individuals

34
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Medial ethics

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decisions made concerning medical treatment (physician assisted suicide)

35
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Bioethics

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ethical implications of certain procedures, technologies (designer babies, genetic engineering)

36
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Institutional Review Board (IRB)

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Formally review and monitor biomedical research involving human subjects

37
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4 basic values of ethics

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-autonomy
-beneficence
-justice
-non-maleficence

38
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autonomy

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obtain the wishes of the patient so that their autonomy can be protected

39
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beneficence

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to seek to act in the patient’s best interest

40
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Justice

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navigate due process to determine where the limits on healthcare lie

41
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non-maleficence

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designate harm and determine how to avoid it

42
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Terri Shiavo

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had an eating disorder to vegetative state, argument between husband and parents on whether to continue care, produced question on whether husband or parents had final say of if she should live or not

43
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Advance Directives

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A legal document designed to indicate a person’s wishes regarding care in case of a terminal illness or during the dying process

44
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Mental health includes

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our emotional, psychological and social well being

45
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Mental health affects

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how we think, feel and act

46
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Mental health helps determine

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how we handle stress, relate to others and make choices

47
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Mental illness

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a mental health condition that has a negative effect on the way an individual thinks, feels and behaves

48
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psychotic disorder

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schizophrenia

49
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non-psychotic disorder

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-panic disorder
-OCD
-GADphobias
-PTSD

50
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mood disorders

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-depression
-bipolar disorder

51
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Behavioral health

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looks at how behaviors impact someone’s health (physical and mental)

52
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Barriers to behavioral/mental health care

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-stigma
-difficulty identifying need
-difference in perception of physical versus mental health diagnosis and treatment
-cost
-access

53
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Who received more mental health services?

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Women

54
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What age received more mental health help?

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adults aged 26-49