Common illnesses
Name two symptoms of allergies.
eye irritation, itchy or runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing, difficulty breathing or wheezing, skin rashes, and itchiness.
Collaborative care uses a ______-base approach to health care.
Team
Name at least one common root.
Cardio, Gastro, Osteo, Rhino or Thermo
Body facing forward, feet apart, palms facing forward
What is anatomical position?
A practice that results in unnecessary costs to Medicare
What is Medicare abuse
What's an easy way to prevent the common cold and flu?
Where do mobile health units go to when people can't get access to a hospital or HCO?
Rural or Urban areas
what does -ectomy means?
Surgical Removal of Something
What does the suffix -centesis mean?
Removal of fluid
Broadens the definition of disability
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA)
What two diseases are respiratory diseases?
Common Cold and Flu
What type of environments do CMAA's work in?
Patient-centered medical homes (PCMH), Hospice, Home health, and Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs)
Whats the abbreviation for atrial fibrillation
A-Fib
What does HIPAA stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Is required to report suspected abuse
What are federal, state and city law enforcement agencies
This type of disease is caused by a bacterial or viral infection or an allergic reaction to pollen, chemical irritants, or animal dander.
Pink eye aka Conjunctivitis
Name two people that are apart of the care team
Primary Care provider, CMAA, Physician Associate/Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse, Medical Specialist, and CCMA
What does Macro- means
Large in size
What does the abbrebiation TJC & CMS stand for
The Joint Comission and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Created integrity controls and physical and technical safeguards
What is the HIPAA Security Rule?
Common Cold and the Flu share similar symptoms such as _____, sneezing, mild headaches, runny nose, and body aches
Cough
This type of delivery model is used to treat terminally ill patients, focusing on their symptom management and quality of life.
Hospice
what's medical terminology used for?
To describe the human body, and conditions related to it.
What is the difference between abandonment and negligence?
Abandonment is a form of malpractice when a provider stops treating a patient without a cause or notice.
Negligence is when a patient does not receive adequate or appropiate care, which leads to suffering and harm
Minimum of $50,000 fine per HIPAA violation
What is Tier 4?