Types of Care
Care for people who need 24-hour skilled nursing, mostly older adults.
What is long-term care?
Most residents in long-term care are in this age group.
Who are older adults/65+?
Federal health insurance for people 65 and older or with certain disabilities.
What is Medicare?
A plan of action for what to do in a specific situation is called a…
What is a policy?
Care that revolves around resident choices and values is called…
What is person-centered care?
Care that focuses on people who are expected to live 6 months or less.
What is hospice?
A person who is disabled since birth may live in this type of facility long-term.
What is long-term care?
Federal and state program for people with low income
What is Medicaid?
The step-by-step method for doing a task correctly is called a…
What is a procedure?
Making facilities more like home, focusing on quality of life, is called…
What is culture change?
Care given in hospitals for people who need immediate care.
What is acute care?
Someone who had surgery but is recovering and expected to go home soon may stay here.
What is subacute care or rehabilitation?
Which program has 4 parts (A, B, C, D)?
What is Medicare
If a CNA does not know how to perform a procedure, what should they do?
What is ask for help or clarification from a nurse?
A CNA allows a resident to choose their own clothes. This shows…
What is promoting independence/resident rights?
Care given for people who need short-term, intensive recovery after surgery or injury.
What is rehabilitation or subacute care?
Residents with terminal illnesses often receive this type of care.
What is hospice?
Medicare Part D helps cover the cost of what?
What are prescription drugs?
If a facility fails to follow proper policies and procedures during a survey, the facility may receive this.
What is a citation?
The approach that recognizes past trauma and creates a safe care environment.
What is trauma-informed care?
Care given at home by a skilled professional.
What is home health care?
The majority of long-term care residents are male or female?
What is female?
Which program may determine eligibility differently in each state?
What is Medicaid?
This process ensures facilities meet standards of care.
What is the survey process?
Name two of the core values of culture change in long-term care.
What are choice, dignity, respect, self-determination, and purposeful living?