Healthcare System/Economics
Emergency Preparedness
Levels of Prevention
Aggregates
Terms
100
A list of guarantees or promises to patients that generally include items like a guarantee of confidentiality, access to their information, fair treatment, informed consent, and autonomy over their care decisions.
What is a Patients' Bill of Rights?
100
Large scale emergency events have highlighted the need for healthcare professionals to have knowledge of _________________ and _______________
What is disaster mgmt and bioterrorism?
ATI pg 73
100
Screening children 6 mo to 5 yo for blood lead levels
What is secondary prevention?
100
Unintentional injuries continue to be higher in this aggregate within the US
What are rural areas?
100
PHN's should use _________ _________ when designing/planning community care for migrant farmworkers
What is cultural competence?
ATI pg 65
200
The public health subsystem is divided into these three levels
What is federal, state, and local?
200
This is the best approach to disaster management
What is prevention?
200
Implementing parenting classes to those with mental illness
What is primary prevention?
ATI pg 63
200
This population is served by the nations largest integrated health care system, that includes inpatient and outpatient services
Who are veterans?
Served by the Veterans Health Administration -within the US Dept of Veteran Affairs, ATI pg66
200
Using intimidation, violent acts and/or fear to coerce the general public or to influence policy/conduct of the government
What is terrorism?
300
Public financing of healthcare includes these three programs
What is Medicare, Medicaid, and Governmental grants
N&M p 211-212
300
This system uses three characteristics to assess disaster victims within 1 minute
What is the START system?
N&M p 603
300
Educating rural migrant workers/farmers regarding measures to reduce exposure to pesticides
What is primary prevention?
ATI pg 66
300
DAILY DOUBLE - HOW MUCH DO YOU WANT TO RISK?
In the United States, ________ have long been recognized as particularly problematic among ethnic minorities. Research indicates that often these groups have a higher prevalence of chronic conditions and higher rates of mortality and poorer health outcomes when compared with the white population
What are health disparities?
300
An assessment tool used in environmental health called IPREPARE stands for ...
What is Investigate, Present work, Residence, Environmental concerns, Past work, Activities, Referrals and resources, and Educate
This tool helps determine current and past exposures
400
Provider practices that offer a team-based approach to their patients, to assist in the coordination of care and improved patient outcomes
What is a person centered medical home?
400
What is the disaster management cycle?
400
Facilitating vaccination clinics within low socioeconomic areas
What is primary prevention?
400
In 1999, the Surgeon Generals Report on Mental health defined mental health as a state of successful performance of mental function that results in the ability to ...
What is the ability to maintain employment and relationships, and to adapt to change, including adversity?
400
This is another name for disaster prevention where professionals identify and assess populations risk
What is mitigation?
ATI pg 73
500
DAILY DOUBLE -How much do you want to wager?
The department of agriculture is part of this subsystem
What is the Public Health Subsystem (under the federal-level subsystem)?
* Inspects meat and milk, food stamp program, school based nutrition programs, AND provides WIC program funding N&M pg 193
500
This focuses on doing the greatest good, for the greatest number of people, in the shortest amount of time
What is disaster triage?
500
Evaluating effectiveness and timeliness of bioterrorism plans
What is tertiary prevention?
500
Several approaches to/definitions of homelessness occur within different departments of the US Federal Government. This department defines homelessness in 4 categories that include literally homeless, imminent risk of homelessness, homeless under other federal statutes, and fleeing/attempting to flee domestic violence.
What is HUD's definitions of homelessness?
N&M p 456-457
500
This type of map shows potential resources in persons and supplies in disaster plans.
What is a resource map?