Understanding HC Settings- Ch1 Quiz

Acute care is defined by

• Long-term treatment of minor injuries
• Non-urgent medical care
• Treatment for chronic conditions
• 24-hr skilled care in hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers.

ADLs (activities of daily living) include which of the following (select all that apply)?

• skin care

• bathing

• catheter care

• dressing

• assistance with elimination

Medicare is for people _______ years or older?

Which of these is NOT a typical POLICY of long term care facility?

• Nursing assistants must report important events or changes in residents to nurse

• Nursing assistants should not discuss personal problems with residents or residents' families

• Nursing assistants should not perform task not included in their job description

• Nursing assistants should discuss resident information with peers on lunch break

More than half of the residence come to long-term care facilities from

• private residences

• adult day service

• hospitals or other health care facilities

• an apartment complex for senior citizen

Hospice care is for those whose lifespan is expected to be six mounts or longer

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following is NOT considered a method to assist in controlling the costs in the healthcare setting

• Managed care

• Coordination between healthcare facilities

• HIPAA- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

• PPACA- Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Define person-centered care.

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Which of these provides a break for spouses, family members or friends caring for loved ones?

• assisted living

• adult daycare services

• home health care

• skilled care

Medicare insurance is divided into how many parts?

• 4

• 1

• 7

• 3