CHAPTER 1

Long term care is offered

• Hospitals

• Adult day service facilities

• Skilled nursing facilities

• Ambulatory surgical centers

Residence in _ are usually more independent and do not need skilled care

• Acute care facilities

• Assisted living facilities

• Sub acute care facilities

• Hospice facilities

Which of the following types of healthcare is generally for people who will die in six months or less

• Long-term care

• Outpatient care

• Intergenerational care

• Hospice care

A federal health insurance program for people who are 65 years of age or have permanent kidney failure

• Medicare

• Medicaid

• Occupational safety and health administration

• Health and human services

Medical assistance program for people who have no income or disabilities

• Medicare

• Medicaid

• Department of treasury

• Committee on the budget

Medicare will pay for

• All care requested by the recipient

• All care requested by the doctor

• All care requested by the facility

• Care that it determines to be medically necessary

The amount that Medicare and Medicaid will pay long-term care facilities for services is based on

• The residence background

• The residents need upon admission and throughout his stay

• The size of the facility

• The financial contributions from the residence family

The resident with the longest average stay in long-term care facilities are

• Residence admitted for terminal care

• Residence admitted for rehabilitation or temporary illness

• Residents who are developmentally delayed

• Residence who have dementia

A disorder in which a person has a serious loss of mental abilities including the ability to think remember and reason

• A terminal illness

• Dementia

• Heart disease

• Chronic disorder

Which of the following is a typical test at nursing assistance perform

• Administering medication

• Bathing a resident

• Changing sterile dressings

• Giving tube feedings