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TermDefinition
Acute Illness Sudden illness and expected to recover
Chronic illness On-going illness with no cure (arthritis)
Terminal Illness Will not recover (AD & COPD)
ALR Assisted living residence
DON Director of nursing
LVN Licensed vocational nurse
HMO Health maintenance organization
SNF Skilled nursing facility
RN Registered nurse
LPN Licensed practical nurse
PPO Preferred provider organization
A&O x0 Awake but not aware of anything
A&O x1 Aware of them self
A&O x2 Aware of self and place
A&O x3 Aware of self, place, date, time
A&O x4 Aware of self, place, date, time, events
Respite care Resident cared for at home gets taken to nursing home while family is away
Physical therapist Helps restore function
Occupational therapist Helps return person to their ADLs
Medicare Federal health insurance for people over 65
Medicaid Sponsored by federal government and run by the state
OBRA Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987; residents informed of their rights orally or in writing
Representative Able to act on a person's behalf if he/she cannot do so
Ombudsman Helps residents voice a grievance
Restraints Ordered by doctor
Aiding and Abetting Person is not present during crime but has knowledge of the crime
Ethics Knowledge of right and wrong
Libel Making false statements in writing
Malpractice Negligence by a professional person (NOT CNA)
Neglect Failure to provide a person with services to prevent mental/physical harm
Negligence Unintentional wrong where person did not act in a reasonable manner and a person's property was harmed
Slander Making a false statement orally
Defamation Injuring a person's reputation by making false statements
False imprisonment Unlawful restraint or restriction of a person's freedom of movement
Fraud Saying or doing something to deceive a person
Assault Threatening to harm someone without consent
Battery Touching someone without consent
Holism Considers the whole person
Comatose Being unable to respond
Culture Characteristics of a group of people
Maslow's Hierarchy Physical, Safety and Security, Love and Belonging, Self-Esteem, Self-Actualization (rarely met)
Withdrawal Has little or no contact with family, friends, or staff
Paraphrasing Re-stating the person's message in your own words
Direct questions Yes or no answer
Open-ended questions Invite the person to share thoughts, feelings, and ideas
Clarifying Lets you make sure you understand the message
Focusing Useful when a person rambles or wanders in thought
Silence May not need to say anything when the person is silent
Bariatrics Treatment of obesity
Homeostasis Any process living things use to maintain survival
Epithelial tissue Covers internal and external body surfaces
Connective tissue Connects and supports other tissues
Muscle tissue Stretches and contracts to let the body move
Nerve tissue Receives and carries impulses to the brain and back to body parts
Organs Groups of tissues with the same function
Largest organ Skin
Outer layer of skin Epidermis
Inner layer of skin Dermis
What is found in the inner layer? Blood vessels, nerves, oil glands, sweat glands, hair roots
What do sweat glands help the body do? Regulate temperature
How many bones are there in the human body? 206
Four different types of bones Long bone - Femur, Short bone - Phalanges, Flat bone - Sternum, Irregular bone - Vertebrae
What are needed for bone formation and growth? Calcium and Phosphorus
Membrane on bones Periosteum
Located inside the center of the bone Bone marrow
Formed in the bone marrow Red blood cells
Greater and lesser trochanter bone Hip bone
Connective tissue at the end of long bones Cartilage
What lines the joints and secretes synovial fluid? Synovial membrane
3 major types of joints Ball and socket - Hip, Hinge joint - Elbow, Pivot joint - Neck
Circulatory system is made up of what? Blood, heart, and blood vessels
What do blood vessels do when they are cold? Dilate
What do blood vessels do when they are hot or want to maintain heat? Constrict
What does the blood consist of? Blood cells and plasma
What are red blood cells called? Erythrocytes
What are white blood cells called? Leukocytes
What is needed for blood clotting? Platelets
How many chambers does the heart have? Four
What are the 2 upper chambers called? Right and left atrium
What are the 2 lower chambers called? Right and left ventricles
Where does the right atrium receive blood from? Body tissues
Where does the left atrium receive blood? Lungs
Where does the right ventricle pump blood? Lungs
Where does the left ventricle pump blood? All parts of the body
Arteries Carry blood AWAY from the heart
Veins Carry blood TO the heart
How many muscles does the body have? 500
What muscles can be consciously controlled? Voluntary
What connects muscles to bones? Tendons
What connects bones to bones? Ligaments
How does the body produce heat? Shivering
What does the central nervous system consist of? Brain and spinal cord
OBRA residents rights Information, Refusing treatment, Privacy and confidentiality, Personal choice, Grievances, Work, Taking part in resident groups, Personal items, Freedom from abuse, mistreatment and neglect, Freedom from restraints, Quality of life
Largest part of the brain Cerebrum
8 functions the cerebral cortex controls Reasoning, Memory, Consciousness, Speech, Voluntary muscle movement, Vision, Hearing, Sensation
What regulates and coordinates body movements? Cerebellum
What connects the cerebrum to the spinal cord? Brainstem
What does the brainstem consist of? Midbrain, pons, and medulla
What does the medulla control? Heart rate, breathing, blood vessel size, swallowing, coughing, vomiting
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