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Today's Health Information Management An Integrated Approach 12th Edition by Barbara Acello, Barbara Hegner Copyright 2022 Chapter 1-52 Chapter 01 - Community Health Care 1. Health care facilities provide all these services except: a. providing care for the sick and injured. b. promoting immunity from disease and illness. c. providing education for health care workers. d. promoting research in the sciences of medicine and nursing. ANSWER: FEEDBACK:
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a. Incorrect. Promoting immunity from disease and illness. Health care facilities
promote good health, a healthy lifestyle, physical care, and clean, comfortable, and secure environment. The facility does not promote immunity. See Overview of Health Care. b. Correct. Promoting immunity from disease and illness. Health care facilities promote good health, a healthy lifestyle, physical care, and clean, comfortable, and secure environment. The facility does not promote immunity. See Overview of Health Care. c. Incorrect. Promoting immunity from disease and illness. Health care facilities promote good health, a healthy lifestyle, physical care, and clean, comfortable, and secure environment. The facility does not promote immunity. See Overview of Health Care. d. Incorrect. Promoting immunity from disease and illness. Health care facilities promote good health, a healthy lifestyle, physical care, and clean, comfortable, and secure environment. The facility does not promote immunity. See Overview of Health Care.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.2 - Review dental disease and dentistry from the “beginning of time.” OTHER: Blooms: Understand DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 6:55 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 7:10 AM 2. Acute care facilities provide care to individuals known as: a. patients. b. residents. c. clients. d. patrons. ANSWER: FEEDBACK: .
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a. Correct. Patients. Acute care facilities care for patients of all ages with a variety
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of medical needs. See Needs of the Community. b. Incorrect. Patients. Acute care facilities care for patients of all ages with a variety of medical needs. See Needs of the Community. c. Incorrect. Patients. Acute care facilities care for patients of all ages with a variety of medical needs. See Needs of the Community. d. Incorrect. Patients. Acute care facilities care for patients of all ages with a variety of medical needs. See Needs of the Community.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.1 - Pronounce and define the key terms from this chapter. DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 7:49 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 7:57 AM 3. Long-term care facilities provide: a. trauma care to acutely ill individuals. b. obstetrical care to mothers and infants. c. care for individuals who are undergoing surgery. d. services to persons with stable conditions. ANSWER: FEEDBACK:
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a. Incorrect. Services to persons with stable conditions. Long-term care facilities provide services for individuals who need monitoring, nursing care, and treatment. See Introduction b. Incorrect. Services to persons with stable conditions. Long-term care facilities provide services for individuals who need monitoring, nursing care, and treatment. See Introduction. c. Incorrect. Services to persons with stable conditions. Long-term care facilities provide services for individuals who need monitoring, nursing care, and treatment. See Introduction. d. Correct. Services to persons with stable conditions. Long-term care facilities provide services for individuals who need monitoring, nursing care, and treatment. See Introduction.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.4 - Name the individuals who had a great impact on the profession of dentistry. DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 8:00 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 8:04 AM 4. Hospice supports: a. individuals who are having surgical procedures. b. clients who have no financial resources. c. terminally ill individuals and their families. d. individuals who require psychiatric care. .
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a. Incorrect. Terminally ill individuals and their families. Hospice care is designed for persons who are dying and to provide support to their families. See Needs of the Community. b. Incorrect. Terminally ill individuals and their families. Hospice care is designed for persons who are dying and to provide support to their families. See Needs of the Community. c. Correct. Terminally ill individuals and their families. Hospice care is designed for persons who are dying and to provide support to their families. See Needs of the Community. d. Incorrect. Terminally ill individuals and their families. Hospice care is designed for persons who are dying and to provide support to their families. See Needs of the Community.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.2 - Review dental disease and dentistry from the “beginning of time.” DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 8:06 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 8:13 AM 5. Long-term acute care hospitals: a. are comparable to long-term care nursing facilities. b. provide services to unstable, short-term patients. c. accept patients with a good chance for improvement. d. provide acute, complex care for terminally ill patients. ANSWER: FEEDBACK:
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a. Incorrect. Accept patients with a good chance for improvement. Long-term
acute care hospitals are a rapidly growing segment of the health care market. The facility is licensed as a hospital but is designed for patients who are expected to stay 25 days or more. The patient must have a medically complex condition, need acute care services, and have a good chance of improvement. See Community Health Care Services. b. Incorrect. Accept patients with a good chance for improvement. Long-term acute care hospitals are a rapidly growing segment of the health care market. The facility is licensed as a hospital but is designed for patients who are expected to stay 25 days or more. The patient must have a medically complex condition, need acute care services, and have a good chance of improvement. See Community Health Care Services. c. Correct. Accept patients with a good chance for improvement. Long-term acute care hospitals are a rapidly growing segment of the health care market. The facility is licensed as a hospital but is designed for patients who are expected to stay 25 days or more. The patient must have a medically complex condition, need acute care services, and have a good chance of improvement. See Community Health Care Services. d. Incorrect. Accept patients with a good chance for improvement. Long-term acute care hospitals are a rapidly growing segment of the health care market. The facility is licensed as a hospital but is designed for patients who are expected to stay 25 days or more. The patient must have a medically complex condition, need acute care services, and have a good chance of improvement.
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See Community Health Care Services.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.4 - Name the individuals who had a great impact on the profession of dentistry. OTHER: Blooms: Understand DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 8:14 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 8:19 AM 6. Magnet hospitals: a. recognize outstanding physician services. b. recognize excellence in nursing care. c. comprise about 30 percent of all facilities. d. focus on negative outcomes of care. ANSWER: FEEDBACK:
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a. Incorrect. Recognize excellence in nursing care. The Magnet Program for
Excellence in Nursing Services is based on quality indicators and standards of nursing practice. See Accreditation. b. Correct. Recognize excellence in nursing care. The Magnet Program for Excellence in Nursing Services is based on quality indicators and standards of nursing practice. See Accreditation. c. Incorrect. Recognize excellence in nursing care. The Magnet Program for Excellence in Nursing Services is based on quality indicators and standards of nursing practice. See Accreditation. d. Incorrect. Recognize excellence in nursing care. The Magnet Program for Excellence in Nursing Services is based on quality indicators and standards of nursing practice. See Accreditation.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.4 - Name the individuals who had a great impact on the profession of dentistry. DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 8:21 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 8:24 AM 7. Health care is financed by all of these except: a. the Health Care Financing Association. b. private insurance plans. c. governmental programs. d. health maintenance organizations. ANSWER: FEEDBACK: .
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a. Correct. The Health Care Financing Association. Health care is paid for by
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Care. b. Incorrect. The Health Care Financing Association. Health care is paid for by insurance—HMOs; out-of-pocket payments; and U.S. government payments such as Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans Administration. See Financing Health Care. c. Incorrect. The Health Care Financing Association. Health care is paid for by insurance—HMOs; out-of-pocket payments; and U.S. government payments such as Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans Administration. See Financing Health Care. d. Incorrect. The Health Care Financing Association. Health care is paid for by insurance—HMOs; out-of-pocket payments; and U.S. government payments such as Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans Administration. See Financing Health Care.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.6 - Explain what DDS and DMD stand for. DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 8:47 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 8:52 AM 8. Cost containment: a. is not a priority for the health care worker. b. involves saving money from a paycheck. c. requires workers to use costly supplies. d. involves avoiding waste and minimizing expenses. ANSWER: FEEDBACK:
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a. Incorrect. Involves avoiding waste and minimizing expenses. Cost containment is a priority, which means that the maximum benefit of health care must be achieved for every dollar spent. Each worker must do everything possible to avoid waste and keep costs down. See Financing Health Care. b. Incorrect. Involves avoiding waste and minimizing expenses. Cost containment is a priority, which means that the maximum benefit of health care must be achieved for every dollar spent. Each worker must do everything possible to avoid waste and keep costs down. See Financing Health Care. c. Incorrect. Involves avoiding waste and minimizing expenses. Cost containment is a priority, which means that the maximum benefit of health care must be achieved for every dollar spent. Each worker must do everything possible to avoid waste and keep costs down. See Financing Health Care. d. Correct. Involves avoiding waste and minimizing expenses. Cost containment is a priority, which means that the maximum benefit of health care must be achieved for every dollar spent. Each worker must do everything possible to avoid waste and keep costs down. See Financing Health Care.
POINTS: 1 QUESTION TYPE: Multiple Choice HAS VARIABLES: False LEARNING OBJECTIVES: DENT.SING.22.01.6 - Explain what DDS and DMD stand for. DATE CREATED: 12/10/2020 8:53 AM DATE MODIFIED: 12/10/2020 8:57 AM .
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