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Dr. Marcie Marshall spends a lot of time asking her patients about their work, family, diet, and physical activity. She is trying to determine the patient’s level of: Self-control. Financial security. Self-control. Financial security. Wellness. Respect for the health professions. Respect for the health professions.
What is Wellness?
100
These three professionals would MOST LIKELY provide home health care - Occupational therapist, optician, dentist Dentist, dental hygienist, nurse Medical lab tech, physician, psychologist Nurse, dietician, physical therapist
What is Nurse, dietician, physical therapist?
100
Janet was severely burned. Once her burns began to heal, she still needed regular medical care and frequent physical therapy. Janet would be transferred to a (an): Rehabilitation facility. Mental health facility. Industrial health center. Medical office.
What is Rehabilitation facility?
100
This is what patients can do at a hospital that they CANNOT do at a clinic- Have minor surgery See a physical therapist Spend the night Receive care for a specific disease
What is Spend the night?
100
Of the following, which is a non-profit agency - American Red Cross Food and Drug Administration World Health Organization National Institutes of Health
What is American Red Cross?
200
Dr. Patel is performing surgery on a patient that is three hundred miles away. This is possible because - Acupuncture Home health care Homeopathy Telemedicine
What is Telemedicine?
200
This alternative practitioner would MOST LIKELY talk to you about how you can improve your Chi - Homeopath Naturopath Chinese Chiropractor
What is Chinese?
200
Most small town hospitals are classified as - Government hospitals. Specialty hospitals. General hospitals. University medical centers.
What is General hospitals?
200
This diagnosis is the most common among hospice patients - Smallpox Multiple sclerosis Pneumonia Cancer
What is Cancer?
200
This international health agency is sponsored by the United Nations - Occupational Safety and Health Administration Centers for Disease Control U.S. Department of Health and Human Services World Health Organization
What is World Health Organization?
300
When a Governor talks about a law that would put a cap on malpractice lawsuit awards, he/she is talking about: Complementary therapies. Home health care. Cost containment. Geriatric care.
What is Cost containment ?
300
A nursing home wishes to hire Katie, an experienced nurse assistant. In order to comply with OBRA regulations, what should the nursing home do BEFORE they hire Katie - Make sure she has a physical exam to prove she is in good health. Contact her previous employer for a recommendation. Make sure she has a current certificate to practice as a nurse assistant. Give her a skill test to make sure she can properly care for patients.
What is make sure she has a current certificate to practice as a nurse assistant?
300
A worker in a large textile mill injures an arm on a machine at work. This is where would the worker go FIRST - Genetic counseling center Industrial health care center Rehabilitation facility Surgical center
What is Industrial health care center?
300
This local agency that provides immunizations, inspections for environmental health and sanitation, and clinics for health care prevention - OSHA. The FDA. A physician’s office. The health department.
What is the health department?
300
The FDA regulates - The financing of dietary aides in nursing homes. Vaccinations in third world countries. Health workers who contract infections from their patients. The financing of dietary aides in nursing homes. B. Vaccinations in third world countries. C. Health workers who contract infections from their patients. D. Food and medications sold to the public..
What is Food and medications sold to the public?
400
What complementary practitioner might use his or her hands to realign the bones in a person’s back and restore the flow of energy? Homeopath Chiropractor Hypnotist Naturopath
What is Chiropractor?
400
This ancient philosophy developed in India is used to determine a person’s predominant body type- Biofeedback Acupuncture Ayurveda Hypnosis
What is Ayurveda?
400
The Duke Children’s Hospital in Durham is an example of what type of hospital - College medical center Government hospital Specialty hospital General hospital
What is Specialty hospital?
400
MOST non-profit healthcare organizations focus on specific: Diseases or health professions. National disasters. Schools or colleges. Events and holidays.
What is Diseases or health professions?
400
The NIH and CDC are divisions of the - Food and Drug Administration. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
What is U.S. Department of Health and Human Services?
500
A person who believes in holistic health care treat a cold with Go to a doctor Go to the drug store Chicken soup and rest Eat a balance of yin and yang
What is Chicken soup and rest?
500
This type of long-term care facility functions as a bridge between hospital and home- Extended care facility Nursing home Assisted living facility Geriatric home
What is Extended care facility?
500
This statement is TRUE for MOST medical offices- They specialize in certain illnesses. They do not accept any form of health insurance. They are privately owned by a single doctor. Services include examination, diagnosis, and treatment.
What is Services include examination, diagnosis, and treatment?
500
This agency would respond when there is an outbreak of West Nile Virus in North Carolina - American Heart Association CDC OSHA March of Dimes
What is CDC?
500
Worker’s compensation is administered by the - Federal government. Department of Health and Human Services. State. County commissioners.
What is State?
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