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| the 1960 Kerr-Mills Act expanded their program by providing funds for what purpose? |
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| "medical care of the aged" |
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-all fire incidents shall be reported w/n 72 hrs
-drills should be held 4x a year
-national fire protection association |
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-beds 3ft apart & clear aisle space of at least 3ft.
-closet space 15''Wx18"dx5ftH |
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-blood
-body fluids, secretion, & excretions (except sweat)
-non-intact skin
-mucous membranes |
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| four factors in the environment that are relevant for organizational goal setting and goal attainment. |
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-customers
-suppliers of labor, materials, capital, etc.
-competitors for both markets and resources
-regulatory groups |
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-denial & isolation
-anger
-bargaining
-depression
-acceptance |
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| destruction of medications |
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-destroy w/n 72 hrs of a dr's order to discontinue.
-no med may be held for more than 30 days unless an order is written every 30 days.
-destruction of a med must be witnessed, signed & dated by 2 or more ppl |
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| basic principles of fall prevention |
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-fall risk assessment at admission
-fall intervention programs for staff strategies to prevent falls (PT, treating vision & hearing impairment, managing footwear, etc.) |
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-hand hygiene
-PPE
-safe injection practices
-safe handling of potentially contaminated equip or surfaces
-respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette |
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-hot water used by residents may not exceed 110-115 degrees Fahrenheit
-period C facilities shall have night lighting
-B&C facilities should have at least one elevator & 1 duplex outlet |
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| no resident may be involuntarily transferred or discharged for non-payment, of charges, if they meet both of the following: |
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-in need of ongoing care and treatment has not been accepted by another facility.
-the funding of the residents care is reduced or terminated because either the resident requires a level or type of care not provided by the NH. |
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| requirements for all medication systems |
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-locked & sore near nurses station
-temp no more than 85 degres F (29 degrees Celsius)
-controlled substances sep. locked
labeled with name, exp. date, & residents name |
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| waivers & variances rules |
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-must not affect the health, safety or welfare of any resident.
-is in the interest of better care management
-must be made in writing
-can be made at anytime
-if a notice of denial is not made within 60days of receipt of the request, it shall automatically be granted. |
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| contingency (reserve) supply of medication |
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-must not exceed 10 units of any med.
-held at nurses station under the care of a pharmacist
-quality assessment & assurance committee shall determine which meds and strengths to store there.
-a copy of the pharmacy communication order shall be placed in the unit when meds are removed |
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-physician order
-exam or eval w/n 48 hrs of admission. unless performed w/n 15 days before admission.
-initial care plan
-family resources & referrals |
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| how to prevent caregiver misconduct |
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-prevention
-training & comm. on misconduct
-encourage comm. betwn managers & staff
-managers must be approachable & very visible
-caregivers need a support system
-direct caregivers are the key to the success of your facility. invest in training.
-they need to understand their duty to report. |
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-prevents a resident from "living" the unit at will
-consent by court order or guardian.
-in emerg. no more than 72hrs & there must be a physician order w/n 12hrs.
-resident may give consent but for only 90 days and can be revoked by the resident. |
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| basic principles of palliative care |
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-provides relief from pain & other distressing symptoms
-integrates psychological & spiritual aspects
-enhance quality of life
-support system for family w/team approach |
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-report to physician w/n 2 weeks if initiation
-rehabilitative services re-evaluated at least quarterly by Dr. & therapist |
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transfer & discharge
-non resident be transferred or discharged from a facility except: |
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-request of a guardian
-non payment of charges, following reasonable opportunity to pay
-requires care other than what can be provided.
-medical reasons ordered by a physician
-short term care period has expired |
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| the three areas causing crisis in the nursing home industry are: |
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1. losses accrued due to Medicaid reimbursement issues.
2. a fast growing elderly population, combined with dwindling public finances.
3. staffing shortages |
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| transmission based precautions |
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1.contact-gloving/gowning-cleaning instruments & surfaces
2.droplet-use of surgical mask (influenza, pertussis, etc.)
3.airbone-require fit tested N-95 respirator (Tb, measles) |
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| basic principles of infection control |
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1.microorganism (causative agent)
2.reservoir
3.portal of exit
4.mode of transmission
5.portal of entry
6.susceptible host |
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| there are over "blank" vacant nursing position in nursing homes on a daily basis |
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| what year was the term "Nursing Home" created? |
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| congress amended the SSA in "blank" to include section 1122. it allowed the federal govnt to withhold medicare & Medicaid funds from a hospital, nursing home or other health care facility if prior approval was not obtained from the official state health planning agency |
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dietary sanitation
(perishable food temp) |
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| 40 degrees F (4 degrees Celsius) |
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| turnover ratios exceed "blank" for all nurse staff positions and over "blank" for CNA positions. |
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| nursing home quality improvement initiatives |
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| CMS & health & human services compiles info about NH residents on 8 conditions or situations called quality measures, & makes the information available to consumers. (quality of care in nursing homes) |
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| "blank" does the certification and assigns the provider number of facilities. |
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| CMS (centers for medicare and Medicaid services) |
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Conditions that persist over time. generally irreversible but must be kept under control.
(hypertension, diabetes, asthma, etc.) |
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| the payment for services at a flat rate depending on a diagnosis and without regard to the length of stay for a medicare patient, is a called a.... |
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| DRG or diagnosis related group |
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| "blank" are temporary modular homes that can be placed on single family property, perhaps in the back yard of a family member. |
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| ECHO (elders cottage housing opportunity) |
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| EMPHASIZE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE VARIOUS INTERNAL COMPONENTS AND IGNORE THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. THE VARIOUS DEPTS WITHIN THE FACILITY WORK COHESIVELY, SUPPORT EACH OTHER AND DEVELOPE SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY. |
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| embracing such programs as the "blank", as well as physical plants that incorporate neighborhood concepts and even near-revolutionary facilities is a current trend. |
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| name the two distinct types of managed care: |
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HMO: health maintenance organization
&
PPO: preferred provider organization |
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| the objective of the services offered in an "blank" is to maintain the optimal physical, intellectual, social, and/or vocational level at which the individual is presently or potentially capable of functioning. |
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| "blank" is a facility whose primary purpose is to provide health and rehabilitative services for mentally retarded individuals or persons with relatedconditions. |
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| Intermediate Care facility (ICF)-Mentally Retarded |
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| "blank" is a program that provides healthcare to the medically indigent(poor, needy) |
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| "blank" involves a means test to determine that "blank" services only go to the qualified need population |
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| "blank" is primarily operated by the state which handles the funds, licenses, and certifies facilities for compliance with federal/state standards. |
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| CMS determines eligibility for... |
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| "blank" is essentially an insurance program for the elderly. |
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| the state surveys "blank" facilities to determine compliance with federal/state standards. |
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| the state Medicaid agency conducts a certification survey o "blank" facilities using essentially the same standards as for Medicaid. |
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| in 1965 the SSA was amended to establish "blank" and "blank"; which is considered the biggest breakthrough for SSA. |
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| all standard of "blank" are first approved by "blank". |
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Definition
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| all standard of "blank" are first approved by "blank". |
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| what were the last two major stimuli for nursing home industry development? |
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| what were the last two major stimuli for nursing home industry development? |
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| the "blank" developed a "state health plan" guideline for reviewing the need for additional facilities based on population and health care facility statistics |
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| SHPDA (state health planning and development agency) |
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| the primary purpose of "blank" & the state health plan was to prevent the overbuilding of health care facilities and the duplication of highly specialized, expensive equipment |
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| "blank" is a nursing home that provides 24 hr/day skilled nursing services which cannot be provided in a facility other than a hospital |
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| Skilled Nursing Facility(SNF) |
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| "blank" is a nursing home that provides 24 hr/day skilled nursing services which cannot be provided in a facility other than a hospital |
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| Skilled Nursing Facility(SNF) |
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| is it true that the 1950 amendments to SSA required states to establish a standard-setting or licensing agency, so each state up an official state Medicaid agency |
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| Yes. Federal/State standards were established to license several types of nursing facilities. |
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| is it true that the 1950 amendments to SSA required states to establish a standard-setting or licensing agency, so each state up an official state Medicaid agency |
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| Yes. Federal/State standards were established to license several types of nursing facilities. |
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| medical nutrition therapy |
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a diet ordered by a physician as part of treatment for a disease, clinical condition, or to eliminate, decrease or increase specific nutrients in the diet.
Therapeutic diet |
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| a facility or a portion of a facility that the plans for which were approved by the dept on or after July 1,1964, but no later than Dec 1, 1974 |
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| a federal survey conducted within 14 days of a finding of substandard care during a standard federal survey |
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| a federal survey conducted within 14 days of a finding of substandard care during a standard federal survey. |
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| a federally mandated resident assessment instrument used to assess resident physical, mental, emotional, cognitive, & functional limitations & strengths. It must be administered to all residents in medicare or Medicaid certified facilities at the time of admission. annually, quarterly & when a significant change in a residents condition occurs. |
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| a formal analysis and evaluation of environmental trends to understand their potential implication for a facility's long term success. |
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| a give and take with the external environment. the organization depends on the environment to receive essential input and it transforms those inputs and supplies outputs that benefit the environment. |
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| a psychoactive medication given to sedate or calm (seroquel,sonata,restoril,ambien) |
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a resident who is on leave or temporarily discharged to a hospital & expressed intent to return shall not be denied readmission.
-up to 15 days following the leave |
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| a situation in which a providers non-compliance with one or more regulations has caused or is likely to cause serious injury, harm, impairment, or death to a resident. |
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| a type of CHRSA QI that provides a description of what has taken place with a resident over the course of the last 2 MDS or oasis assessments |
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| a written statement of the services to be provided, based on a comprehensive functional assessment of an individuals active treatment needs. |
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| "blank" psychological changes include marked memory loss, confusion and a loss of judgment. |
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| "blank", are accessory dwellings within or attached to a home. usually have a bedroom, bath, kitchen and living area with separate entrance. |
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| facilities that provide care usually between the hours of 8am to 5pm. |
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| the "blank" is both psychological and physiological |
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| online survey certification & reporting |
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also known as OSCAR database.
it includes medicare & Medicaid certified facility demographic info, results of onsite surveys & aggregate nursing home resident characteristics for comparison with state & national peer information |
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| the federal govn't supports and encourages development of home care and community services that serve as "blank" to nursing facility placement. |
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| nosocomial infection in the long term care facility |
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| an infection that develops after admission to the long term care facility. they usually develop w/n 48 to 72 hrs of admission |
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| an on-site federal survey to determine whether provider meets the requirements to begin participating in the Medicare and Medicaid programs. |
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| an organizations process of defining its strategy, or direction, and making decisions on allocating its resources to pursue this strategy. |
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| the cost of recruitment and retention is estimated to exceed the four billion mark.... |
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| "blank" provide additional services to those offered retirement housing. is considered a major threat to the nursing home occupancy rates. |
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Definition
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| each state must license through its healing arts provisions or appoint a "blank" that is required to develop, impose and enforce standards of licensing, etc. |
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| How is Medicare administered? |
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| by CMS, with assistance from the states. |
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| basics of pain management |
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classifying the pain:
(chronic or acute)
(neuropathic vs. non-neuropathic)
effective treatment plan |
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| coexisting multiple health problems |
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| patient centered care concepts |
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| collaboration btwn the patient & the healthcare team. patient centered incorporates the patients, values, beliefs, and preferences regarding overall health & well being into the plan of care. |
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| "blank" or "blank" usually involves a large house where residents have their own bedrooms, meals are usually provided as well as housekeeping services. |
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| congregate housing or group homes |
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| "blank" provide a full spectrum of living options, including retirement home that range from efficiency apartments to garden homes, assisted living units, and nursing homes |
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| continuing care retirement center (CCRC) |
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| the American health care association declared the industry as one in.... |
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| "blank" is placing a renewed emphasis on quality of life in the nursing home setting. |
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| dental exam w/n 6 months after admission unless one was performed 6 months before admission |
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| medicare patients are classified into groups according to.... |
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| for every elderly person in a nursing home, there are approximately 1.4 people in the community with equal degrees of .... |
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| each state & the district of Columbia are "blank" to appoint one representative to the NAB board of governors upon payment of state membership dues. |
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| "blank" is a licensed adult care facility that is operated for the purpose of providing LTC to at least 5 persons in a community-integrated setting |
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| episodic. require short-term but intensive medical intervention. Generally respond to medical treatment. |
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| the direct cost to the facility due to turnover of direct care employees alone is "blank" to be $2500 per employee. |
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| facility or portion of a facility which before July 1, 1964 was either licensed as a nursing home or had the plans approved by the department |
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| failure to provide goods and services to prevent resident harm |
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for schedule II drugs
-each drug listed on a separate sheet
date, time administered
residents name
physicians name
dose
signature of person administering
**they need to be audited daily |
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| "blank" provide meals, laundry, transportation, and other services to an elderly person on a fee basis. |
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| hospitals that developed nursing beds that were licensed as a SNF and or NF and have a nursing home license separate from the hospital's license are called.... |
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grant of an exception from a requirement.
"waiving a right or claim"
"you do not have to pay or obey something." |
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| granting of an alternative requirement, in place of the requirement. |
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| in 1965, the Medicare and Medicaid programs were assigned to the.... |
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| health care finance administration department of the U.S. department of health and human services. |
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high potential for abuse
-dilaudid, morphine, methadone, opium, Demerol, codeine, oxycontin, hydrocodone, Percocet, fentanyl |
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| "blank" is an assisted living service provided to the homebound. it provides a variety of health care services such as nursing care, personal care and rehabilitative services. |
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| elopement "wandering" prevention |
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identify residents who are at risk.
-staff training #1
-use bed & door alarms
-video cameras
-resident tracking devices
-have a protocol in place |
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| legal representative appointed by a court, to make decisions for a person not competent to make their own decisions. |
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| psychosocial aspects of aging |
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life challenges
work, retirement, migration, sexuality, stress, widowhood, mental health, social support & friendships. |
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| certified facilities are permitted to develop a private pay wing of the NF to be used by private pay residents. this may provide a wider variety of services and is call a .... |
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| a significant trend in health care delivery that has a major impact on the nursing home industry is.... |
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| "blank" is a complex system that involves the active coordination of, and the arrangement for, the provision of health services and coverage of health benefits. |
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| means of ranking providers based on how they compare with each other on each separate QI. |
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| the 1960 Kerr-Mills act program required a "blank" to ensure that funds went only to the health care of the needy. |
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| under the section 1122 agreement of SSA, as a measure of control, unapproved facilities could not participate in ...... or ....... |
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| in all states it is a crime, usually a "blank" , to represent oneself as a nursing home administrator without being duly license. |
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| in the nursing facility depression may be "blank" for dementia since the resident is slow, complains of poor memory, and is withdrawn. |
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| the 1950 amendment to the Social Security Act gave what to the Nursing Home industry? |
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| referred to as the state health plan and approved by CMS, each state may establish its own "blank" |
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| negative effect that has occured to a resident, infrigement of a residents rights, for compromising of resident ability to meet their highest practical level of physical, mental, or psychosocial well- |
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| negative effect that has occurred to a resident, infringement of a residents rights for compromising of a resident ability to meet their highest practical level of physical, mental, or psychosocial well-being |
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no resident may be involuntarily transferred/discharged unless alternative placement is arranged in advance.
-give reasonable notice of at least 30 days |
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| were nursing homes federally regulated during the 1930's-40's? |
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| no. by the late 40's many states had begun to regulate these facilities and there were many nursing home associations. |
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| "blank" has developed into an expansive program that provides transportation to and from medical, dental, and other healthcare providers. |
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| non-emergency medical transportation |
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| a "blank" nursing facility is one not certified for not participating in medicare or Medicaid. |
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| "blank" psychological changes include slowed memory retrieval, difficulty handling change, resistance to change and depression. |
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| change in "status" of resident |
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notify guardian of any:
-non-medical changes
-financial situation
-plan to discharge the resident |
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| change in "condition" of the resident |
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notify physician and/or guardian of:
accident
injury or
adverse change in residence condition |
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| effective Oct 1 of 1990, OBRA changed the name of the ICF to... |
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| effective Oct 1 of 1990, OBRA changed the name of the ICF to... |
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| in 1972, representatives of several state boards of examiners, organized the national association of boards of examiners of..... |
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| nursing home administrators |
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| depression may be "blank" because the person presents physical complaints instead of dysphoria, restlessness, pacing and agitation. |
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| dementia, delusions, and hallucinations represent "blank" thought processes. |
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"blank" considers physical defects associated with deterioration of tissues or organs, resulting in diminished vitality of body processes.
-organ & system declining |
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| the "blank" sought to put into one package all of the federal governments interests in health care matters |
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| planning and resource development act |
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| NF administrators are experiencing an ever-growing request for.... |
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| process in the body of breaking down calories consumed into usable energy to allow the body to perform normal body functions |
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| "blank" provides comprehensive medical and social services to certain frail, dwelling elderly individuals. |
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| program of all inclusive care for the elderly (PACE) |
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| programming provided to residents who will not or cannot effectively plan their own activity pursuits or residents needing specialized or extended programs to enhance their overall daily routine & activity pursuit needs |
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| the "blank" must be used by the facility in all correspondence, billing and other operational actions. |
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| no funds are ever distributed unless the "blank" is included. |
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| CMS determines eligibility, handles the funds, and certifies facilities and individuals who serve as..... |
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| it is imperative to train staff to "blank" normal and abnormal characteristics of aging. |
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| "blank" are available for those residents that have just been d/c'd from the hospital, especially for strokes, fractures, and post-surgical stays. |
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| section 1902 of the SSA as amended in 1965 "blank" nursing home administrators to be licensed by the states. |
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| "blank" is promoted by private enterprise. units are constructed with needs of the elderly in mind-w/c access, sturdy and stable furniture, good lighting, tight security,etc.. |
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| retirement housing or senior apartments |
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| "blank" involves someone or several people living with an elderly person sharing his/her home and various household chores. |
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| the 1950 amendments to the SSA required states to establish a "blank" or "blank" for Nursing Homes. This gave official status nationwide to Nursing Homes or facilities providing long term care. |
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| standard setting or licensing agency. |
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| the building of any participating nesting home and any major renovation must have prior approval of the "blank" and usually the state fire marshall. |
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| the planning & resource development act of 1975 required each state to set up a .... |
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| state health planning and development agency |
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| what does SHPDA stand for? |
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| state health planning and development agency |
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| there is no continuum of predictable behavior or of the aging process itself, so the elderly group cannot and should not be.... |
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| hospitals operating fewer than 100 beds could have a limited number of beds certified for use as acute or LTC beds. these are called. |
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| in October 1987, the federal govnt "blank" its section 1122 of SSA agreements with the states and abolished the requirement for a state health plan |
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| the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA) is also referred to as... |
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| the Nursing Home Reform Act |
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| the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA) is also referred to as... |
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| the Nursing Home Reform Act |
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| in 2001, Health Care Finance Administration was renamed... |
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| the centers for Medicare and Medicaid services (CMS) |
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| the deliberate, misplacement, exploitation, or wrongful temporary, or permanent use of a residents belongings or money without the residents consent. |
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| the plans for which were approved by the dept after Dec 1, 1974 including new additions to existing licensed facilities & major remodeling & alterations |
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| appeal procedure for transfer/discharge |
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the resident shall write a letter to the bureau of quality assurance w/n 7 days asking for a review
-the facility has 5 days, after receiving the appeal, to send in their justification
-the bureau has 14 days to make a decision |
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| what was the original purpose of the social security act? |
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| to provide supplemental income for working people and their dependents. Also to provide old age assistance. (OAA), a form of public assistance to the needy who were age 65 or older. |
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toilet room doors should not be less than 3ft x6ft & should not swing into the toilet
raised thresholds should not be installed if a bed or wheelchair can not roll over it. |
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| one of the initial purposes of the NAB association was to conduct research and make recommendations on questions of common interest to long-term care administrators' examination and licensing boards and to licensing authorities of the states. |
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| one of the initial purposes of the NAB association was to study and recommend professional and educational standards for LTC administrators in order to promote and protect public health and welfare. |
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| some hospitals developed nursing beds that were a distinct part of the hospital, required to meet all federal/state standards, but were licensed under the hospital's license. |
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| true. this is called Distinct Part. |
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| There are "blank" distinct types of managed care |
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| using various formal and informal processes to identify significant trends and events on an ongoing basis. |
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| was the Social Security Act the primary stimulus for the development of the Nursing Home industry? |
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| do nonparticipating facilities accept only private pay or insurance cases? |
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| person appropriate activities |
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| refers to the idea that each resident has a personal identity & history that involves more than just his or her medical illnesses or functional impairment |
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medicare bed requirement
DHS 105.09 |
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sufficient number of medicare certified beds
-each county shall have atleast 3 beds per 1,000 persons 65+ years
-can be fined $10-100 per day
-you have 90 days from the date of the notification to fix. |
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