Health Care models
What does POS stand for?
Point -of-service
What are antidepressants used for
Relieve depression
Is it true or false that the patient's well-being depends on accuracy in all calculations?
yes
Which is the kind of right that ensures medication is taken at specific times of the day?
Right Time
What nutrient is found in meats, poultry, and fish?
Protein
Does PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) have more flexibility than HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)plans?
Yes
What is the difference between side effects and adverse effects
Side effects are expected
Adverse effects are unexpected/unintended, like an allergic reaction
1 cup equals how many mL
240
Which kind of right would you need to triple-check a label for?
Right Medication
The body is composed of ___ % to ___ % water.
50%-80% water
Generally require referrals to specialists.
HMO
Which of the following schedules of medications can include refills of prescriptions
Schedule 3, schedule 4, schedule 5
For calculating adult dosages, what method works well?
proportion
A patient has to take their medication orally. Which kind of right is meant to ensure proper administration of this?
Right Route
Give 2 examples of simple carbs.
Honey, candy, cane sugar
What is the primary difference between fee-for-service and value-based care?
In fee-for-service models, the cost to the insurance and patient is determined by the cost of services provided. In value-based models, the cost is determined by the value to the patient and their long-term health.
What is the generic name for Tylenol
Acetaminophen
What is the most accurate method to determine medication dosage calculations for children?
weight calculations
What kind of right would be needed to check the correct angles for injections?
Right Technique
Which vitamin can you get from fortified milk, fish, eggs, sunlight, and liver?
Vitamin D
An umbrella term for plans that provide health care in return for preset scheduled payments and coordinated care through a defined network of providers and hospitals.
Managed care
What is contraindication
Symptoms or conditions that make a particular treatment or medication inadvisable or even dangerous
The provider orders 25 mg by mouth BID. You're supplied with 50 mg/tablet. How many tablets/dose with you administer?
0.5 tablets
A patient is not administered their medication. Which right should have been checked?
Right Documentation
What are the 3 kinds of fats?
unsaturated fats, trans fat, saturated fats