Education
A 4 year degree is called what?
Bachelor's degree
A pediatric facility is an example of what type of facility?
Specialty
Workers compensation
What type of degree do you earn from Shasta College?
Associate's
What type of hospital is St. E's? (2 parts to this answer!)
Acute care
Non-profit
Define the term "premium".
Monthly payment to have health insurance.
What is the degree that you would earn after a bachelor's?
Masters
What does acute care mean?
Patients with severe, short-term injury or illness.
What type of insurance do those 65 and older qualify for?
Medicare
What degree do you have to have to be a registered nurse (RN)?
Associate's or Bachelor's
What type of facility is Red Bluff Heathcare?
SNF- Skilled Nursing Facility
Which network, PPO or HMO, gives you the most flexibility, but costs more money.
PPO
Name three options for continuing your education after high school.
Trade school
Community College- earn Associates
University to earn Bachelor's
Community college then transfer to university to earn bachelor's
What is the difference between a SNF, Home Health, and Board & Care?
SNF- 24/7 nursing care
Home health- patient is at home and services come to them
Board and Care- person lives in a residential setting because they can't live independently, but don't need nursing care.
premium
deductible
co-insurance
out-of-pocket maximum
Each month you pay your premium in order to have health insurance.
Pay your bills until you meet your deductible.
The portion you pay is your co-insurance.
Once you reach max, insurance covers everything.