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Short-term relief for persons providing care for the ill or disabled.
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Adult Health Ch 2
adult health questions ch 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Family-centered care to promote comfort, independence, and dignity in the presence of terminal illness | Hospice care |
| Short-term relief for persons providing care for the ill or disabled. | Respite care |
| Restoration of a person to the fullest physical, mental, social, vocational, and economic functioning possible | Rehabilitation |
| Health promotion programs designed to help people develop healthier lifestyles, including improved nutrition, better exercise habits, and positive attitudes. | Primary prevention |
| A comprehensive program geared to health promotion and accident prevention to increase worker productivity, decrease absenteeism, and lower disability claims | Occupational Health |
| Care that includes prenatal care, well-baby care, family planning, and guidance regarding nutrition and exercise | Health promotion |
| Term describing activities such as immunization, seat belt use, provision of poison control information, and blood pressure and cancer screening. | Prevention |
| Level of care that includes surgical and emergency services | Tertiary care |
| Type of care that includes sports medicine, cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation, and spinal cord injury programs | Restorative care |
| Care such as psychiatric day care and assisted living. | Continuing care |
| Categories used as the basis for fixed reimbursement amounts with adjustments for the severity of cases, which give hospitals an incentive to reduce the length of stay of all clients | Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) |
| A set of providers and services organized to deliver a continuum of care in cost-effective settings | Integrated delivery network |
| A skilled care facility that provides intravenous therapy, wound care, long-term ventilator management, and physical rehabilitation | Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) |
| An attractive long-term care arrangement providing a more homelike environment and maximum resident autonomy | Assisted Living |
| A federally funded, state-operated program of medical assisstance to people with low income | Medicaid |
| A critical care unit in a hospital in which there is close monitoring of the client's status and use of intensive medical technology | Intensive care unit |
| A regulatory approach to reviewing the quality, quantity, and cost of hospital care provided through medicare. | Professional standards Review organization (PSRO) |
| A federally funded national health insurance program in the united states for people age 65 and older. | Medicare |
| Which of the following is the biggest consumer of health care? Hospitals, businesses, federal government, private insurance companies | Federal government |
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