Diseases
Legal
Medical Terms
Clinical
Vitals
100

When the body is deprived of liquids to operate.

What is Dehydration?

100

Health information specific to a singular person.

What is Personal Health Information (PHI)?

100

The condition in where a resident has a lack of red blood cells.

What is an anemia?

100

Manager of all nursing staff at a facility.

Director of Nursing (DON)

100

The recorded amount of pressure the heart pumps on the first and last contraction.

What is blood pressure.

200

An infection derived from the urethra.

What is a UTI? (Urinary Tract Infection)

200

A legal act where PHI is protected and secured from the public.

What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?

200

A small machine that reads a patient's blood content to find its level of sugars.

What is a glucometer?

200

Manager of nonmedical aspects of a facility.

What is an Administrator?

200

The least accurate temperature site to record from.

What is an auxiliary temperature?

300

Infection derived from erythrocytes, red blood cells, that enters the blood stream.

What is a blood-borne disease?

300
A legal representative that receive, investigate, and resolve patient complaints.

What is an Ombudsman?

300
The surgical process of removing a patient's spleen.

What is a splenectomy?

300

A nurse who supervises and supports nursing staff while treating a limited amount of patients.

What is a charge nurse?

300

A patient's blood pressure was recorded at 120/80 which is ____.

What is a normal BP?

400

A disease that stems from lying down on a bony protrusion for an extended period of time.

What is a decubitus ulcer (pressure sores)?

400

A detailed form with guidelines for taking care of a patient, completed 14 days of admission.

What is a Minimum Data Set (MDS)?

400
The surgical process of repairing the ileum.
What is an ileorrhaphy?
400

Helps residents adapt to living and manage their disease.

What is an Occupational Therapist?

400

A 78-year-old female has a recorded BP of 145/80, which is ____.

What is a Hypertensive Crisis?

500

Common infection where bacteria has grown resistant to the medication Methicillin.

What is Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)?

500
The legal act where skilled nursing facilities must reach a minimum quality to operate.

What is the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)?

500

When a patient's vein walls become hardened.

What is arterioscelerosis?

500

Manages the assessment of resident needs and delivery of required care in a long-term care facility.

What is a Minimum Data Set (MDS) Coordinator?

500

John, a 42 year old male, has a Heart Rate recorded of 120 BPM, which is ___.

What is an elevated heart rate?