sites of care pt 1 hospitals #4 Flashcards

0
Q

a building in which the sick injured or infirm are received and treated

A

hospital

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1
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where do patients get care

A

hospitals
home care
ambulatory care facilities
long-term care facilities

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2
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an institution building or part of a building where ambulatory patients are cared for

A

clinic

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3
Q

1st hospital in 200 BC was —– _______ in India

A

buddhists

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4
Q

1st US hospital in _____ in pennsylvania

A

1751

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5
Q

in the early 1800s, hospitals originated form _________ and served poor or victims of contagious disease

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almshouses

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6
Q

in post civil ear in the late 1800-1900 = medical discoveries and _________ reform, which had to do with cleaner hospitals, more order, better ventilations, skilled nurses

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nightindale’s reforms

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7
Q

US hospitals in the 1900s became ______ and ____ centers.

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teaching and research centers

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8
Q

health insurance was developed in _____

A

1929

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9
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mid 1900 - 1946 hill burton act

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expansion and renovation of facilities

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10
Q

addition of community services nd increased funding (medicare/medicaid), occurs in _______

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1960s

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11
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the cost containment mechanisms instituted:

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1983 medicare DRGs
1990 fee for service
gate keeper, pre-approvals for admission and procedures

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12
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era that resulted in efficiency, utilization review evaluation of processes for appropriateness

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era of assessment and accountability

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13
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what changes did hospital undergo in order to stay in business

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horizontal and vertical integration

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14
Q

1995-2010 hospitals offered ____-_____ services in order to stay open

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non-hospital

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15
Q

in between 1987-2010, most monies coming to the hospital came from ________

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outpatient

16
Q

between 1975-2010 there was a decrease in hospitals due to

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closing and merging

17
Q

60% of hospital care is paid by the _____, through medicare and medicaid (very important for reimbursement)

A

government

18
Q

a hospital must be ______, in order to obtain reimbursement from the government

A

accreditated

19
Q

30 % of hospital care is paid by ______ ______

A

private insurance

20
Q

what are hospitals classified by?

A

length of stay: short term 30
type of services
type of ownership
miscellaneous: community, teaching, # of beds

21
Q

types of hospital ownership

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public (government): federal military, veterans, IHS, state-psychiatric, local general services
Private: non-for-profit, for-profit

22
Q

most abundant type of US hospital

A

non-gov, non-profit

for-profit

23
Q

the largest type of hospital

A

community

24
Q

individuals get the most care in:

A

non for profit, and non-gov

25
Q

hospitals get accredited by

A

JCAHO - joint commission on accreditation of healthcare organizations

26
Q

drug distribution systems

A

floor-stock = multiple patients
unit-dose = one patient
hybrid

27
Q
what reduces:
delivery time
decreases med errors
better inventory control
emergency doses
frees pharmacist from dispensing activities
A

pyxis medstation

28
Q

most common system used

services originate from a central location

A

centralized services

29
Q

satellite pharmacies in patient care areas

pharmacist order review and 1st-dose dispensing refer to _________ services

A

decentralized services

30
Q

advantages and drawbacks of centralized services

A

less personnel, decrease drug cause

delay in getting drug to patient

31
Q

drawbacks and advantages of decentralized services

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double inventory and personnel

pharmacists are on the floor in patient care area

32
Q

list of medications stocked in the pharmacy is called

A

formulary

33
Q

purpose of formulary system

A

to ensure appropriate drug therapy and control cost

34
Q

types of formularies

A

open and closed

35
Q

a formulary advisory group

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pharmacy and therapeutics committee (P&T)

36
Q

Intravenous Admixture Services:
Pharmacists working in hospitals prepare IV dosage forms. Large volume parenteral= IV _____ & ______. Small volume parenteral = IV ________, chemotherapy Hospital formulary system

A

nutrition and electrolytes

small: antibiotics