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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What kind of service does lodge level care provide? | Meals |
| What kind of services do Designated Assisted Living facilities(DALs) supply? | Nursing, Bath, Medication monitoring |
| What kind of services do Care centres provide? | High level nursing and rehab care |
| What kind of service do Personal Care Homes? | A homelike enviroment for a specific condition |
| What kind of care do Hospice care facilities supply? | Complete care for individuals with less than 3 months to live |
| What is orthopneia? | Exessive use of accessory muscles to breath |
| What is COPD? | Chonic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Occlusion in the lungs causing shortness of breath |
| What is CHF? | Congestive Heart Failure- an inability of the heart to supply the body, causing shortness of breath and fluid accumulation |
| What is a myocardial infarction? | Inability of the heart to suppy itself with oxygen, death of heart tissue |
| What is the key difference between to Power of attorney and Personal Directive? | Power of attorny is control over finances, Personal directive is control over everything else when enacted |
| What is Ascitis? | Fluid accumulation in the abdomen (beer belly), indicates liver failure or heart failure |
| What is a occupational issue with Ascitis? | It shifts the centre of gravity, make falls more likely |
| What is a NSTEMI or STEMI | types of myocardial infarction |
| What two assessments should be used together to determine delerium? | Mini-mental and the CAM |
| What way should therapy or assessment be organized? | From Easiest to Hardest task |
| What tool is often used to help lift the leg in in hip patients? | A leg lifter |
| What is Ataxia/Dystaxia? | Inability to VOLUNTARILY COORDINATE movement |
| What is Dysphagia? | Feeding/Swallowing difficulties |
| What is Apraxia? | Inability to EXECUTE purposeful movements |
| What is Agnosia? | Loss of ability to recognize an object |
| Anxiety over a cognitive test/screen is a sign of what? | Normal insight |
| What is othopnea? What is the treatment? | Shortness of breath when laying down, Laying upright |
| What is dyspnea? | Shortness of breath |
| What is atelectacis? | Collapse of all or part of a lung |
| What is spinal stenosis? | narrowing of the spinal cord, resulting in neurological symptoms |
| What is Sjogrens syndrom? | An auto-immune disease attacking the salivary and tear glands |
| What is cholelithiasis? | Gallstones formed from cholesterol/bile |