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Correct medical term for a nursing home?
What is long-term care?
Which type of person would spend the most time in a Long-term care facility?
Who are the developmentally disabled?
How we behave in work or school settings is known as:
What is professionalism?
Feeding, dressing, bathing, walking, and toileting (elimination) are considered:
What are activities of daily living?
This team member helps you shower and wash your hair.
What is a nursing assistant?
Grandma may need a little help with taking medicines and getting out of bed; what setting may be best?
What is an assisted living facility?
A brain disorder in which a person has a serious loss of mental abilities, impacting the ability to think or remember?
What is dementia?
Attending to personal hygiene before going to work?
What is grooming?
This person supervises nursing assistants and provides them with the plan of care for the residents.
What is the nurse? RN/LPN
This person is in charge of checking on your nutrition status and creating a customized meal plan.
Who is a Registered Dietician Nutritionist (RDN)
Type of care for persons who have 6 months or less to live?
What is Hospice?
Persons that live permanently in assisted living or long-term care are called?
What are residents?
The specific steps/method that tell you how to perform a task is called?
What is a procedure?
Admitting your mistakes and learning from them is called?
What is accountability?
This person evaluates and treats persons with speech or swallowing problems
What is a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)
Federal insurance for those 65 or older or have permanent kidney failure?
What is Medicare?
Type of care that puts the patients needs first?
What is person-centered care?
Understanding and identifying w/ the feelings of others is called?
What is empathy?
These help you decide if you feel comfortable doing a task the nurse has assigned to you.
What are the rights of delegation?
This member of the care team assesses residents, monitors progress, and gives treatments and medication.
What is the nurse (RN/LPN)
Federal organization that provides health insurance to the poor or disabled?
What is Medicaid?
Type of care that includes considering the mind, body and spiritual needs of the individual?
What is holistic care?
These are the rules of an organization; FCPS cell phone _____?
What is a policy?
In LTC, who spends the MOST time with the residents?
Who is the Nursing Assistant?
Most important person on the healthcare team?
Who is the patient?