Types of Patient Care Assessment

What is the primary focus of primary care?

• Preventive care and managing chronic conditions

• Immediate, life-threatening care

• Specialized medical treatment

• Remote diagnosis and treatment

Which of the following is NOT a type of provider in primary care?

• Family physicians

• General practitioners

• Cardiologists

• Nurse practitioners

How do patients typically access specialty care?

• Through referrals from primary care providers

• By visiting emergency rooms

• By scheduling online appointments

• Through walk-in clinics

What is the main difference between urgent care and emergency care in terms of treatment timeframe?

• Urgent care is for immediate, life-threatening conditions

• Emergency care is for non-life-threatening conditions

• Urgent care is for same day, non-life-threatening issues

• Emergency care is for minor injuries

Which conditions are typically treated in emergency care?

• Minor fractures, cuts, flu

• Heart attacks, severe injuries, strokes

• Routine check-ups

• Chronic conditions

When should a patient choose urgent care?

• For life-threatening conditions

• For non-emergency but needs prompt attention

• For routine check-ups

• For chronic disease management

What is the purpose of long-term care?

• To provide immediate medical treatment

• To offer ongoing support and assistance with daily living activities

• To perform surgeries

• To provide emergency care

What does telemedicine involve?

• In-person visits for diagnosis

• Remote diagnosis and treatment using telecommunications

• Emergency medical procedures

• Long-term care management

What type of care is typically provided in hospitals for brief but serious conditions?

• Long-term care

• Acute care

• Preventive care

• Telemedicine

Which of the following is NOT an example of a condition treated in urgent care?

• Minor fractures

• Heart attacks

• Cuts

• Flu