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| acute illness | illness that comes on suddenly
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| certification | an inspection process for facilities that accept state or federal funds as payment for health care
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| chronic illness | incurable illness but is treatable
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| citation | written notice that informs a facility of violations of OSHA rules
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| client | person receiving care
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| community | people who live in a common area and share common health needs
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| diagnosis related groups (DRGs) | method used by Medicare to determine the number of hospital days required for specific illness days
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| facility | an agency that provides health care
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| health care consumer | person requiring health care services
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| health maintenance organization (HMO) | one type of prepaid health insurance provider
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| hospice | special facility or arrangement to provide care of terminally ill persons
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| hospital | facility for care of the sick or injured
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| Joint Commission for Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) | an organization that inspects and accredits health care agencies that meet high quality standards
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| license | a state permit allowing a facility to operate
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| managed care | methods used by insurance by insurance companies to reduce health care costs
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| Medicaid | federal-and state-funded program that pays medical expenses for those whose income is below a certain level
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| Medicare | federal program that assists persons over 65 years of age with hospital and medical costs
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| obstetric | pertaining to pregnancy, labor, and delivery
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| Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) | federal agency that makes and enforces regulations to protect workers
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| occupational therapy | therapeutic use of work and activities to help patients regain self-care facilities
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| pathology | study of disease
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| patient | person who needs care
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| patient focused care | attention given to mental, physical, and emotional aspects of a person's being
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| pediatric | patient from birth to 18 years of age
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| physical therapy | structed exercise that assists patients to regain mobility skills
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| post-anesthesia recovery (PAR) | area where patients are taken after surgery to recover from anethesia
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| postpartum | after birth
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| prenatal | before birth
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| psychiatric | relating to mental illness
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| quality assurance (QA) | an internal review done by facility staff to identify problems and find solutions for improvement
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| rehabilitation | process of assisting ill or injured person to attain optimal level of well-being and function
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| resident | person being cared for in a long-term care facility
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| respiratory therapy | the department that provides care for patients with disorders of the cardiopulmonary system, respirations, and sleep disorders
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| skilled care facility | long-term care facility
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| speech therapy | treatment to assist a patient to regain communication skills
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| survey | a review and evaluation to ensure that the facility maintains acceptable standards of practice and quality of care
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| surveyor | a representative of a private or governmental agency who reviews facility policies, procedures, and practices for quality of care
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