Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the largest industry in the nation?

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Hospital environment

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2
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What is Berks County hospital an example of?

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A direct relationship with it’s community

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3
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Reading Hospital is…

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Non Profit and supports the low income and uninsured

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4
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Who merged with who?

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Rhmc merged with tower heath system

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5
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What can volunteers do?

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Enable many task and provide many hours of service and assistance

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6
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2016 Berks county community health needs concluded what ?

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That street medicine or access to care was needed

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4 basic components of street medicine

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-Deliver equitable and patient centered services to the homeless
- increase accessibility & continuity of care through telehealth
- provide patient case management services and inpatient consultation
- educate patients on available community services and resources

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What are the responsibilities of Street medicine?

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Caring for patients regardless of condition, promoting health, preventing illness, education and research

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9
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What is a mission statement?

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An organization defining and guiding force that outlines the reason for its existence
- intent to provide services, intended recipients of service and description of the level of cost

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10
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Who is responsible for policies and operations?

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Board of directors or governing board

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11
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Who defines how the operation of a hospital is maintained and conducted ?

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Chief executive officer or president who is employed by board of directors

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12
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Who oversees day to day operations?

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Chief operating officer (COO) or second chain of command

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13
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Who supervises finances ?

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Chief financial officer(CFO)

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14
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Who oversees specific groups of departments within an organization ?

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Vice president

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15
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Who is physician in charge?

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Chief medical officer/ director

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16
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Who completes 4 years of undergrad and 4 years of med school?

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Medical residents

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17
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What are you in your first year of residency ?

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Intern

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18
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What kind of hospitals are there ?

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Federal government (VA), non profit and profit(community)

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19
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What was the first hospital in the US?

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UPenn

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20
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What are veteran hospitals known for ?

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Catering to those who have been in the military, naval, air, or any other service unless you were dishonorably discharged
-the largest integrated healthcare system in America

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21
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Which full range for service hospital gives money to charity and community but not board of directors ?

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Not for profit hospitals (exempt form federal taxes )

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22
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Which full range Hospital gives money to the owners and has individual making decisions for stockholders?

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For profit hospitals (taxes must be paid)

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23
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What are clinics and what is an example of one?

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-Planned parenthood is an example of a clinic
-They can be operated publicly, privately, or by the government and are often offer low or no cost care

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24
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What services do clinics provide ?

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Routine medical care, preventive care, and medical attention

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25
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What kind of office is organized at the home base of a single or group of physicians ?

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Physician offices

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26
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What kind of center only allows up to one night stays and offer minor surgeries only?

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Outpatient surgical centers

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27
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What free standing or associated center is mainly for diagnostic imaging and what do they offer ?

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-imaging center
-offer labs, echo, and other diagnostic imaging

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28
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What’s the difference between emergency or urgent care vs hospitals ?

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Urgent care treat for colds and flus, sinus infection, allergies, sore throat, minor sprains and strains but nothing severe
-started in 1980
-primary general diagnostic radiographing procedures

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29
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What’s the purpose of mobile imaging?

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Provides better access to care in remote areas and on call for for nursing homes, hospitals, retirement, communities and other facilities

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30
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What are four types of long term care facilities?

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Independent living, assisted living, nursing home, and memory care

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31
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What care facility cater to specific age groups and offer 24/7 access to medical and custodial care ?

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Assisted living (patients can function still)

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32
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What care provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation and 24/7 medical care?

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Nursing home

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33
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What care is for individuals with memory loss form diseases and are specifically trained to keep patient comfort ?

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Memory care

34
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What are mental health facilities ?

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Care for those with mental illness that are usually inpatient or outpatient with most of them not having imaging services on location

35
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What is hospice ?

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-End of life treatment without imaging services
-provides comfort and support to patients and their families, social and spiritual support and the goal of improving the quality of patients last days by offering dignity and comfort

36
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What is telehealth?

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Popular technology that allows physicians and specialist to diagnose and treat patients over distances

37
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What is nighthawk ?

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Radiologist across the country who are on call to read images overnight (needed STAT)

38
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What is private health insurance?

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Any coverage offered by private entity

39
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What is self pay ?

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No insurance from complications across the medical care system (8% of the population did not have insurance as of 2019)

40
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What is indemnity?

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Fee for service that is very expensive
- you can go to any physician and most services are performed for a great fee

41
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What is managed care (MCO)

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Health care company or a health insurance plan that is focused on managed care while keeping quality of care
-only can go to select physicians

42
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What are 5 major key points about MCO?

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-more cost effective way to provide care
-any type of system to coordinate care/treatment
-monitors and controls type of quality, use and cost of health care
-most choose select physician
-reduces unnecessary or inappropriate care

43
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What government program is for those 65 and older or disabled elders?

A

Medicare

44
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What government program covers for those with low income, poor, disabled and impoverished?

A

Medicaid

45
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What government insurance is for kids

A

CHIP

46
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What are four reasons for why health care cost has increased?

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Population aging, insurance companies needing to pay for more, administrative cost of insurance companies and technology advancing

47
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As a team what is our goal?

A

To care for our patients

48
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Practicing team based care can

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-Improve clinical outcomes
-Improve support for complex patients
-reduce staff burnout
-enhance patient access & experience

49
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What’s the difference between technician and technologist

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-Technicians perform procedures that require attention and work under another provider (12 months of school)
- technologist are skilled in a particular art (more school & what we are)

50
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What is a medical doctor (MD)?

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Physician who focus on diagnosis and treatment of disease

51
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What is a doctor of osteopathy (do)?

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Physician that takes A holistic approach to medicine and manipulates muscles and bones

52
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What is aphysician assistant?

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A mid level medical professional who works as part of a team w/a doctor
- performs tasks conducted by the physician and assist in surgery
-they do not perform surgery by themselves

53
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What are some nursing work settings?;

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Hospitals, camps, nursing homes, prisons, etc.

54
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What type of nurse has limited training and assist nurses on the job?

A

Nursing assistant

55
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What type of nurse can legally administer drugs (except IV) from A one year program?

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Licensed Practical nurse (LPN)

56
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What type of nurse completes 2-4 years of School and takes A national licensing exam?

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Registered nurse (RN)

57
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What type of nurse provides perinatal care and delivers infants?

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Nurse midwife

58
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What type of nurse provides anesthesia?

A

Nurse anesthetist

59
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What type of nurse assess, diagnose, and treat patients on their own?

A

Nurse practitioner

60
Q

What type of technologist records electrical impulses of the heart?

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Cardiovascular

61
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What type of technologist records impulses of brain?

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Electroneurodiagnostic

62
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What technologist performs test and analyes labs?

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Medical (4 years )

63
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What therapist treats patients with breathing difficulty in hospitals?

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Respiratory

64
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What therapist restores muscle strength and coordination?

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Physical

65
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What therapist assist people who have difficulty in everyday movement functions?

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Occupational

66
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What Therapist treats for communication and swallowing?

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Speech learning pathologist

67
Q

Who are first responders on the medical staff ?

A

Émt

68
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What is the study of science that deals W the origin, nature, effects, and use of drugs?

A

Pharmacology

69
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Who investigates how potential medicine interact W biological systems?

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Pharmacologist (doctoral degree)

70
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Who dispenses drugs as ordered by a physician?

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Pharmacist (doctoral degree)

71
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What is the point of health information system?

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To manage health records and watch for breaches of HIPPA

72
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What is the role of social services

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To provide individuals, families, and groups with support, education, & counseling

73
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What do patient advocates do?’

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Aid the patient for better understanding and find the best interest for the patient

74
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What is central transportation?

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Cen tran is transferring patients to change rooms, to treatment and morgue

75
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What is admission and registration and what else is it called ?

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Intake specialist
They input patient info like co-pay and insurance

76
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What is billing fiscal?

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Financial department for patient accounts and provide how much test may be

77
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What’s IMs

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Information management system who ensures computer systems are running smoothly

78
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Who oversees employe administrative affairs in a organization

A

Human Resources

79
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Who manages the amount
Of legal and financial risk to the organization?

A

Risk management

80
Q

Encouraging patients to live a healthier lifestyle is Done in what department?

A

Preventive care

81
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What is procurement?

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Purchasing and ordering equipment