QUESTION 5 Individuals are admitted to nursing homes on a long-term bases for fu

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QUESTION 5

Individuals are admitted to nursing homes on a long-term bases for functional dependencies as well as specific diagnoses.

True

False

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QUESTION 6

Nursing homes provide a limitied amount of services.

True

False

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QUESTION 7

Caregivers contribute thousands of hours of unpaid labor that would otherwise be required of a paid workforce.

True

False

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QUESTION 8

A typical nursing home resident could include a 72-year old male undergoing rehabilitation for physical and mental stroke-related impairment.

True

False

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QUESTION 9

Attacting and maintaining high-quality staff is not a challenge for all nursing homes.

True

False

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QUESTION 10

Medicaid regulations and payment policies vary widely from state to state.

True

False

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QUESTION 11

Enrollment in medicare is not eligibility criteria for medicare home health.

True

False

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QUESTION 12

Required skilled nursing care or physical therapy is a eligibility criteria for medicare home health.

True

False

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QUESTION 13

Services provided by skilled home health agencies include skilled nursing, skilled therapies, medical social work, and home health aide.

True

False

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QUESTION 15

Dietary counselors are not part of the hospice team members (employees).

True

False

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QUESTION 16

A foundation of hospice recognizes death as an integral part of the life cycle.

True

False

2.22 points   

QUESTION 17

Adult day centers are designed for people who, because of physical or mental conditions, cannot remain alone during the night.

True

False

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QUESTION 18

Today adult day centers can be classified into three basic models: social, medical, or combination.

True

False

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QUESTION 19

Licensed staff in a adult day services facility is a medical assistant.

True

False

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QUESTION 20

Licensed staff in a adult day services facility is a social worker.

True

False

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QUESTION 21

The VHA focuses on one main mission medical reserach.

True

False

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QUESTION 22

A wide range of health and health-related support services provided on an informal or formal basis to people who have functional disabilities over an extended period of time with the goal of maximizing their independence.

Care-giving

Short-term care

Long-term care

Home care

____________ is hospital care for those who have major and acute health care problems.

Home care

Outreach

Acute inpatient care

Wellness

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QUESTION 25

_______________is provided in a formal out-patient health care facility, whether a physician’s office or the clinic of a hospital.

Ambulatory care

Housing

Acute care

Extended care

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QUESTION 26

What type of programs provide a speacial kind of care for the dying people and their families?

Hospice

Caregiving

Wellness

Outreach

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QUESTION 27

What type of care program is designed to help the chronically ill and those wwith severe disabilities remain in their own hoes by providing nursing home care or other VA medical center inpatient bed care on a short-term bases?

VHA care

Hospice care

VA care

Respite care

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QUESTION 28

_______________ refers to programs funded primarily by grants to states and to national groups for risk-reduction activities.

Blighted

Prevention

International

Research

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QUESTION 29

Primary prevention involoves?

those activies undertaken to prevent the occurrence of disease or illness.

no one

everyone

those activities undertaken to promote the occurrence of disease or illness.

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QUESTION 30

According to the National Center for Health Statistics first leading diagnoses upon discharge from the hospital for both men and women was?

Diabeties

Disease of the heart

HIV

HPV

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QUESTION 31

Housing is an integral component to what type of care?

government-assisted care

independent care

long-term care

universal designed care

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QUESTION 32

Medicare-certified nursing homes must comply with a host of stringent _______ regulations.

HIP

local

city

federal

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QUESTION 33

___________ is the primary consideration that makes an individual appropriate for long-term care.

Specified type

Impairment

Disability

Functional status

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QUESTION 34

Impairments cause a decrease in the ability to perform various function:

both a & b

sensory deficits

musculoskeletal

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QUESTION 35

Daily living activities include?

toileting

dressing

all of the above

bathing

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QUESTION 36

“Instrumental” activities of daily living include all except?

housekeeping

doing chores

eating

telephoning

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QUESTION 37

Ongoing assistance with a broad range of tasks, such as personal care and household help is considered what type of care?

informal care

caregiving

formal care

hospice care

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QUESTION 38

Predictors for nursing home placement are:

hyper activity

depression

gender

ADL

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QUESTION 39

Basic payment mothods for nursing homes are:

All of the choices

cost-reimbursement

per diem contractual arrangements

prospective cost-based payment

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QUESTION 40

A major operational issue confronting nursing facility administrators is:

case management

medicare

medicaid

compliance

a.

Care-giving

b.

Short-term care

c.

Long-term care

d.

Home care

Explanation / Answer

Answer 5 - False

Individuals are admitted to nursing homes on long-term bases for functional dependencies as well as specific diagnoses- False.

Individuals are admitted to nursing homes for providing the basic health services available in the nursing home for the patient so that the patient gets the basic nursing health services and avoid any major health issue for the patient.  

Answer 6 - True

Nursing homes provide a limited amount of services - True

Nursing home generally contains limited amount of services for health management for people. Thus the nursing home is not capable for providing all the health related services as they do not have all key health related services at the nursing homes. Thus the services available at the nursing home can be provided to the patient, but these are limited.

   

Answer 7 - True

Caregivers contribute thousands of hours of unpaid labor that would otherwise be required of a paid workforce - True

Caregivers are extending their long hours of unpaid support for the patient and these services are unpaid. So this is true that in case the caregivers are not available then the paid work force needs to be arranged for patients.

Answer 8 - False

A typical nursing home resident could include a 72-year old male undergoing rehabilitation for physical and mental stroke-related impairment - False

A typical nursing home resident could not include a 72 year old male for rehabilitation for physical and mental stroke related impairment because they do not have the requires setup and facility for supporting the services for the stroke management.

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