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Chapter 1

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Longterm Care is offered in Skilled nursing facilities
Hospice Care Healthcare that is generally for people who will dies in 6 months or less
Medicare Federal insurance program for people who are 65yrs or older or people with permanent kidney failure or certain disabilities
Medicaid Medical assistance program for people who have a low income or certain disabilities/pays for care that it determines to be medically necessary
Medicare and Medicaid pay longterm care facilities for services based on Residents need upon admission and throughout stay
Residents who have the longest average stay in Longterm care facilities are Residents who are developmentally disabled
Dementia a disorder in which a person has a serious loss of mental abilities, including the ability to think, remember, and reason
is a Na allowed to accept gifts from residents? NO, Na should respectfully decline gift
Nurse assesses residents, monitors progress, and gives treatments and medications
Chain of command line of authority
Primary Nursing RN gives much of the daily care to the residents
One possible negative result of the functional nursing style of care staff may overlook changes in a residents condition
Person Centered Care a residents personal preferences and individuals choices are promoted
Policy a course of action that should be taken every time a certain situation occurs
If an Na forgets how to perform a procedure The Na should review the scope of the procedure in the procedure manual
If a surveyor asks an Na a question? Na should respond honestly and to the best of their ability
Donating blood Saves lives
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