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Case Management
Disability
Homeless/Rural
School
Forensic
100
In coordinating care, it is important that the case manager obtain and use
What is the patient's input
100
This results from an impairment, and involves an inability to perform activity in normal manner or normal range
What is a disability?
100
What co-morbidities are most common in the chronically homeless?
What are alcoholism, drug abuse, mental illness
100
The first federal legislation regarding schools targeted
What is student nutrition?
100
What is unique about the SANE/SAFE as compared with other forensic nursing specialties?
What is these nurse's must hold a nationally recognized certification?
200
Successful case management for hospital patients should start
What is when a patient is admitted
200
This model focuses only on functional limitation when defining disability
What is the Nagi model
200
Addressing the cause at the roots, emphasizing the "doing" of health, and utilizing informal networks are what?
What are strategies for health change in rural communities
200
An important area of education for school nurses to provide to students
What is safety in recreation and play?
200
This forensic nursing professional may be viewed by peers as helping the profession, but some may view them as persecuting it.
What is a Legal Nurse Consultant?
300
If a client desires case management services but is not eligible under the program's criteria, how might they receive services
What is paying for them out of pocket
300
This depends on role fulfillment, and thus is effected by others and their reactions.
What is a handicap?
300
Due to behavioral differences, as well as lack of access to care, this cause of morbidity and mortality is more common in rural areas vs. urban
What are unintentional injuries?
300
How does the Americans with Disabilities Act apply to schools?
What is schools must provide free public education to all disabled students in the least restrictive setting possible.
300
What kind of forensic nurse may assess and observe a patient, rendering a professional opinion on their mental faculties?
What is forensic psychiatric nurse?
400
To avoid bias and practice ethically, the case manager should be sure to
What is offer choice (i.e. give the patient a list of providers for a certain service)
400
One historical perspective on disability was
what is informed by religious beliefs
400
What is one factor, common to all rural areas, that makes providing adequate health care access difficult?
What is the low population density of these areas?
400
This act protects student privacy, including records of academic performance AND health records.
What is the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)?
400
Increased prevalence of assault, sexual abuse, and suicide are all consequences of placing this population in adult correctional facilities
What are adolescent offenders?
500
Utilization review is an example of case management with this type of focus
What is a systems-centered focus
500
Disabilities advocates are concerned that physician-assisted suicide and genetic engineering may
What is lead to the eradication of the disabled?
500
This special sub-population of rural areas are often viewed as outsiders and represent a diversity of cultures and languages.
What are migrant and seasonal farm workers (MSFWs)?
500
Retaining responsibility for monitoring, adjusting, and evaluating the plan of care is important for what role of the school nurse?
What is delegation?
500
The correctional nurse recognizes, due to a number of systemic factors, this persons from this vulnerable population are frequently found in prisons
Who are sufferers of mental illness?