School Nursing Health and Safety
This is common in schools today and affects every grade level.
What is bullying.
What are the (California state) legal requirements for someone to be a school nurse? (get at least two correct)
An RN license
Bachelor's degree
Basic CPR
National Board for Certified School Nurses (NBCSN)
experience in pediatrics
Who are typical patients receiving OT in nursing homes? (name at least two)
the elderly, stroke victims, surgical recovery patients, regular and returning patients
This determinant covers the availability of preventive services, timely treatment, and culturally competent care.
What is healthcare access?
What are other names for a case manager?
Care Coordinator, Care Manager, Transitional Care Coordinator, Client Care Coordinator, Discharge planner
The process of coordinating health care by planning, facilitating, and evaluating interventions across levels of care to achieve cost containment and quality outcomes
Nurse case management
Drainage from one or both eyes, accompanied by itching, tearing and redness?
Pink Eye, or conjunctivitis
These two items are needed before a nurse may administer medications in the school setting.
What are physician orders and parental permission?
name at least three services patients receive in a skilled nursing facilities?
dietary services, 24-hour-per-day nursing care, pharmacy services, diagnostic services, general household medicine cabinet supplies, fresh bed linen changed often, activities program and optometrist services, physical therapy, occupational therapy (to name a few)
Factors such as safe housing, clean water, and access to nutritious food in a community fall under this social determinant.
Environmental Health
Who does a Case Manager Collaborate with?
Effective collaboration among all members of the health-care team is essential to meet the needs of clients in today’s complex health-care system
physician, medical social worker, DME (equipment) provider, pharmacy, social services
A model for organizing patient care delivery in which one nurse functions autonomously as the patient's primary nurse throughout the hospital stay
Primary nursing
Most school injuries occur here every year.
Playground, or playground equipment
Required for any student to attend any grade in California (PK-12).
What are immunizations?
What happens when a patient refuses to do therapy too many times?
Insurance will no longer cover treatment costs
Differences in disease prevalence, treatment outcomes, and mortality rates among various racial and ethnic groups highlight these disparities.
What are racial/ethnic disparities?
CASE MANAGEMENT ROLES WERE HISTORICALLY HELD BY WHAT DISCIPLINE?
Medical social worker
Overall goal is to manage “individuals at their maximum level of comfort, functionality, and independence while at the lowest and most appropriate level of intensity of service”
Case Management (model)
Three behaviors that often begin during youth and increase the risk for serious health problems.
tobacco, alcohol, drugs
Passed in 1990 the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) afforded children in acute and long-term care settings to what.
What is the right to access free appropriate public education (FAPE)
if a patient is unable to reach their prior level of functioning and are still scheduled to discharge from the rehab facility, what would the goals be for the remaining days of their therapy stay?
Goals would incorporate family members and caregivers i rehab training and educate them on how much assistance they will need to provide
Implicit bias can contribute to disparities in pain management, with studies showing that this racial group is less likely to receive adequate pain treatment.
Who are Black/African American patients?
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSES WORK WITH INDIVIDUAL PATIENTS BUT OFTEN ARE REQUIRED TO ENGAGE WHO?
Family Members
The registered nurse who is responsible for planning and delivering care to a consistent group of patients. Typically works with a team to deliver care
Primary Nurse
Alcohol and drugs
This was a top concern for students and parents according to the 2019 National School Safety Report.
What is an active shooter?
Name some of the long term treatments an OT would provide in a skilled nursing facility. (name three)
1) ADLs such as eating, grooming, dressing, bathing, and toileting 2) Educating residents about adaptive equipment 3) Teaching functional mobility 4) Enhancing quality of life and dignity by providing opportunities for engagement in meaningful activities despite client limitations.
Women’s symptoms, particularly for this life-threatening cardiac event, are more likely to be dismissed or misdiagnosed compared to men.
What is a heart attack?
DHHS ASSURES SAFETY OF FOODS, DRUGS, COSMETICS THROUGH WHICH OF ITS AGENCIES?
Department of Health and Human Services
Name two community sites you have done a rotation at and two acute care hospital sites you have had a rotation at
community health: County sites, jail, home care, hospice, school nursing, dialysis, wound care, outpatient IV etc..
acute care: Dominican Hospital, Sutter health, WCH,