Admissions
Transfers
Discharges
Extra Info
Bonus
100

What is an admission?

The official entry of a person into a healthcare setting

100

When does a transfer occur?

A transfer occurs whenever a patient or resident is moved within or between healthcare settings.

100

What is a discharge? 

  • the official release of a person from a healthcare facility to their home

100

What type of patient would need an IV pole in their room?

A person on IV fluids or getting out of surgery

100

What does DON stand for? 

Director of Nursing 

200

What is one of the roles of a nursing assistant in admissions?

Prepare the person’s room, greet the person, help the person get settled, or communicate with them

200

What is one of the roles of a nursing assistant for transfers within an acute care facility?

Pack their belongings, report their preferences/habits, or help transport them.

200

What is one role of the nursing assistant in discharges?

Help the person gather their belongings or say goodbye

200

What is a resident inventory sheet?

A sheet that lists all personal belongings

200

A myocardial infarction is also known as what? 

Heart attack 

300

What are the steps in the admissions process?

The doctor writes the order of what a patient needs, completes an admissions sheet, escorts them to their room, help unpack and take vital signs

300

What is one reason for being transferred?

Their condition has worsened or improved, a preferred room became available, or roommate conflicts

300

What is the ultimate goal of discharge planning? 

Help the patient get the best health status after leaving the facility

300

What is the proper way to introduce yourself to a patient?

Give your title and explain how you will be involved

300

What is a cover letter?

A way of introducing yourself to a potential employer