Skilled Nurse
What is a Living Care Plan?
What is Issues, Goals, and Interventions in nursing note?
HOPE Acronym
What is Hospice Outcomes and Patient Evaluation?
TRUE or FALSE? Continuous care may be provided by hospice in a patient’s home during a pain management crisis.
What is TRUE -
**8hrs of continuous care primarily by a RN
ANY event that deviates from accepted practice.
What is an Adverse Event?
What is the primary goal of palliative care?
What is to improve the quality of life by managing symptoms and providing support for serious illness while continuing aggressive treatment.
When are Medication orders due?
What is by the end of the workday?
HUV #1 or Hope Update Visit #1
What is the RN visit due days 6-15 after admission?
If a hospice patient has both a living will and a medical power of attorney, whose instructions take priority in guiding care?
What is a Living Will?
TRUE or FALSE? Adverse events include patients, family members, employees, and volunteers.
What is TRUE?
True or False: Palliative care is only provided at the end of life.
What is FALSE — it can be provided at any stage of a serious illness alongside curative treatment.
When is it appropriate to report pain to the provider/administration?
What is anything greater than pain goal?
SFV or Symptom Follow visit?
What is an LPN or RN visit to reassess any uncontrolled symptoms within 24 - 48 hours of findings?
If a federal regulation conflicts with a state regulation, which regulation must you follow?
What is the strictest regulation?
True or False ? Examples of adverse events can include, medication errors, damage to property, injury or indangerment including falls, and equipment malfunctions?
What is TRUE?
Name one common symptom that palliative care teams help manage.
What is Pain, nausea, fatigue, shortness of breath, or depression.
Sharpy & Urinary drainage bag
What is date and initail every foley change
HUV #2 or Hope Update Visit #2
What is the RN visit due days 16-30 after admission?
Percentage of patient care hours matched by Volunteer hours?
What is 5%?
Conducted after an Adverse event?
What is a Root Cause analysis?
Which interdisciplinary team members commonly participate in palliative care?
What is Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Social workers, and outside providers?
measured weekly with orders entered
What is wound care with timely order documentation?
October 1, 2025
What is the effective date of HOPE?
Medicaid process time frame?
What is 45 days?
Reported to and investigated by?
Who is a Clinical manager?
What is an important communication skill used in palliative care to understand patient goals and preferences?
What is Advance care planning or goals-of-care conversations?