Health Care Systems
Legal and Ethical
The Role of Nursing Assistant
Systems
Vital signs, height and weight
100

What act improved conditions for people in long term care facilities? 

The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act 1987 (OBRA). 

100

What document allows a person to make their wishes regarding healthcare known to family members and healthcare workers in case they are no longer able to?

Advance Directive. 

100

what were early Nursing Assistant called?

Aides

100

What gives our skin, hair and nails its pigmentation?

Melanin
100

What is one way heat is lost from the body?

Sweating. 

200

A federally funded and state regulated plan designed to help people with low income to pay for healthcare?

Medicaid

200

What influences a person values?

Culture/Heritage 

200

What important roles does a NA play?

Observer/Communicator 

200

The epidermis, dermis, and sebum in which system?

Integumentary system. 
200

What functions is regulated automatically by the body?

Heart rate, temp and respiration rate.

300

A federally funded insurance plan by Social Security under the administration of the center for the Medicare and Medicaid Services?

Medicare 

300

What would be considered elder abuse?

-Larceny

-Sexual Abuse 

- Failure to provide food, water, care, and medications.

-involuntary confinement 

300

What are the board of nursing five rights?

Right Person

Right Task 

Right Circumstances 

Right Supervision

Right Directions

300

A yellow discoloration of the skin and the white of eyes?  

Jaundice. 

300

What is measured when taking a person BP?

The force that the blood exerts against the arterial walls.
400

What does holistic focus on?

Care of the whole patient. 

400

Allows a person to give instructions about what medical treatments they would or would not want to be done in effort to prolong their life.

Living will. 

400

Who was made nursing a profession?

Florence Nightingale. 

400

Name the 4 fowlers?

Supine, Prone, Lateral and Fowlers 

400

What is low BP called?

Hypotension. 

500

Define OSHA?

Ensure safe and healthful working conditions for workers by setting and enforcing standards and by providing training, outreach, education and assistance.

500

What is HIPPA?

HIPAA is a federal law that requires the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed.

500
Does long-term care facilities offer nursing assistant training programs?

Yes. 

500

Where is the bronchiole located? 

Lungs

500

What vital sign can you do without patient consent?

Respiration Rate. 

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