primary care givers that work directly under the supervision of liscensed nurses
What is a CNA?
100
License varies from state to state. Licenses may be issued by the state board of nursing or the department of labor's licensing and regulation agency.
What is an LPN/LVN or an RN?
100
Level of ed.- 2 to 3 year program in hospitals
What is a diploma?
200
2 to 5 years of education and pass a licensing exam
What is a Registered Nurse
200
Someone who tries to ensure that the patient's needs are being met
What is an Advocate?
200
They work in outpatient dialysis clinics and acute care settings in which dialysis is performed.
What is a dialysis technician?
200
National association for home care offers national certification
What is a home health aide?
200
Level of ed.- 4 to 5 years at a college or university
What is an BSN?
300
At least 75 hours of training and passing an competency evaluation
What is a CNA
300
They perform nursing care for patients under the supervision of a physician or registered nurse
What is a LPN or LVN?
300
Provide basic health-related care in the client's home.
What is a home health aide?
300
Department of health in each state is responsible. In many states, the department contracts this responsibility to another agency.
What is a CNA?
300
Name the 3 liscensed nursing personnel
What is an LPN/LVN, RN, and APN?
400
9 to 24 months of training and education
What is a surgical technician
400
A healthcare facility for patients who do not require acute care but unable to live alone
What is a long term care facility?
400
They are responsible for assesing pt conditions and providing the necessary care. They practice independently but work under a physician or registered nurse.
What is a LPN/LVN?
400
Liason council on certifcation for the surgical technologist.
What is a surgical technician?
400
Level of ed.- 2 years at a community college or a private school
What is an AD?
500
Registered Nurse degree plus 1 to 2 years of graduate level education
What is an APN
500
An act written into federal law in 1986 that specifies that training include at leat 75 hours of education for individuals who work in a long term care facility
What is the (OBRA) Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act?
500
Their main responsibility is to protect the safety and health of the patients
What is an APN?
500
Nephrology nursing certification commission offers certification for clinical hemodialysis technicians after a training program, 6 months of experience, and passing an exam.
What is a dialysis technician?
500
Name 3 of the unlicensed nursing personnel
What is a CNA, Home health aide, Dialysis tech, surgical tech, and patient care tech?