Long Term Care
Providing Care
Communication
The Team
Terminology
100

administrative procedure for entering a facility

What is an admission

100

finding out resident's likes and dislikes, asking how they want things done, learning about their culture.

What is recognizing resident's as individuals.

100

condition in which a person has difficulty putting thoughts into words.

What is Aphasia
100

working with residents to help them stay active

What is recreational therapy

100

The study of older adults

What is Gerontology

200

Individuals come to a facility for temporary care when caregivers need a break or are away from home.

What is respite care

200

continually being aware

What is mindful

200

sending and receiving messages verbally and nonverbally.

What is communication

200

work with resident's who have trouble speaking

What is a speech therapist

200

entering through the vein

What is intravenous

300

designed to help one return to health and be as independent and functional as possible.

What is restorative care

300

works with residents to improve functional mobility so residents can maintain or increase their physical abilities such as walking

What is a physical therapist.

300

smiling in a way that gives the impression you are superior to another person

What is smirking

300

focus on fine motor skills and engage residents in various activities to maintain or improve the use of their hands or arms.

What is an occupational therapist

300

restoring to former health

What is rehabilitation

400

care provided to residents who do not need to be in the hospital but are not ready to be at home.

What is subacute care

400

beliefs people have about what is important to them

What are values

400

to make sure something is clearly understood

What is clarify

400

oversees the surveying and certification of long term care facilities.

What is CMS

400

an ongoing illness or condition

What is Chronic

500

Understanding and respecting resident's rights, encouraging and supporting resident's rights, involving resident's in the decision making of their care and maintaining their privacy,

What is promoting residents' autonomy.

500

being reliable, healthy, efficient with time and supplies, getting enough sleep and exercise, dressing neatly, following policy.

What is being a good employee

500

condition in which memory, thinking, or problem solving skills have changed or been damaged.

What is cognitive impairment.

500

coordinates admissions, discharges, and transfers of residents.

What is social services

500

deformity caused by permanent shortening of a muscle or by scar tissue

What s contracture