Professional Role Flashcards

1
Q

With this model, people will not change health behaviors unless they personally feel they are at risk. There are 6 components:

  1. Perceived risk
  2. Susceptibility
  3. Belief of consequence
  4. Risk severity
  5. Benefits to action
  6. Cues to action
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Health Belief Model

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2
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This type of liability coverage, the coverage is while you are employed, you will lose coverage as soon as you change jobs/retire.

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Claims based

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3
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With this type of liability coverage, you are covered as long as you had an active policy when you saw the patient.

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Occurrence based

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4
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Which type of coverage do you need “tail” coverage?

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Claims based

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5
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This model is used to assess a patient’s readiness to change?

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The “Stages of Change” model

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6
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Lewin’s change model’s 3 steps:

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  1. Unfreeze (how to become motivated)
  2. Change
  3. Refreeze (to ensure change is permanent)
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7
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With this model, continuity of care is a key goal to prevent readmission and exasperations?

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Transitional care model

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8
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This is when a patient first sees a patient for a medical issue and then the NP sees the patient for the same diagnosis later. NP is then able to bill at 100% for this.

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Incident to billing

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9
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This is what determines you legal right to practice as an NP and scope of practice.

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State nurse practice act

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10
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Who enforces the state nurse practice act?

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State board of nursing

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11
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Who funds medicare?

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Funded at federal level

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12
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What type of patients will use this benefit?

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Elderly and disabled

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13
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4 parts of medicare:

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A: covers all inpatient things
B: Covers all outpatient things, medical equipment, diagnostics
C: Advantage plans: supplemental dental/vision
D: Majority of drug coverage

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14
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This mandated that we all move to EMRs to get paid, it defined meaningful use for providers (summary of care, clinical decision support in EMR), and also enacted PHI.

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HITECH act

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15
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Who funds medicaid?

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Federally and state funded

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16
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What types of patients would we expect to see utilize medicaid?

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Those that live below poverty level (2000/month per household and less)

17
Q

Primary prevention is:

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Prevention before incident occurs

18
Q

Secondary prevention is:

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Screenings

19
Q

Tertiary preventions is:

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After the even has already happened, i.e. treatment

20
Q

Number 1 killer of teens:

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MVA accidents

21
Q

This is truth telling?

A

Veracity

22
Q

This is loyalty?

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Fidelity

23
Q

This is the patient’s ability to make own decisions?

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Autonomy

24
Q

The is when you/family “parent” the patient to try to determine what is best for the patient?

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Paternalism

25
Q

This is the idea of doing good (health promotion)?

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Beneficence

26
Q

This is do no harm?

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Nonmaleficence

27
Q

This is that everyone gets the same treatment?

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Justice

28
Q

This allows patients to continue having access to health care after quitting or being fired from a job and is good up to 18 months?

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COBRA

29
Q

This prevents use of genetic info in employment and health care enrollment?

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Genetic information non-discrimination act

30
Q

This allows for NPs to practice at the full extent of their training?

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Consensus model for APRNs

31
Q

This is the number of deaths per 1000 live births?

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Infant mortality

32
Q

This is the accuracy of the results?

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Validity

33
Q

This is when results are repeatable?

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Reliability

34
Q

Sensitivity is:

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positive for the disease

35
Q

Specificity is:

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negative for a disease

36
Q

What is CAGE criteria?

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Screening tool for alcoholism
form of intake 
Completed prior to patient coming in
C= Do you want to cutdown?
A= Annoyed?
G= Guilty
E= Eye-opener/early AM