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| Setting where people generally have six or less months to live |
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Where is
ACUTE CARE
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Hospital, ambulatory surgical center
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| facility for people who need help with daily care. |
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| Transforming services so services are based on the values, choices and practices of the person receiving the care. |
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| Activities of Daily Living |
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| What are ADLs? Be specific |
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| Bathing (hygiene), Mobility,Eating Dressing, Transferring, and Toileting |
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Who makes up the Care Team?
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RESIDENT and/or Family Nurse, NA, OT, PT, HCP, SW, RDT, SLP,
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| Procedure is the method or way of doing something. |
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| Medical assistance program for low-income or persons with disabilities. |
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| Federal health insurance for persons 65 or older or with certain disabilities. |
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| What is an allowable expense under Medicare? |
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| Only what Medicare deems to be medically necessary. |
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| What a health care discipline is legally allowed to do. |
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| CNA scope of practice:Give examples of what is Allowed and what is Not Allowed |
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Allowed:ADLs
NOT Allowed:Insert tubing, sterile dressing, administering medications, |
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| Who is allowed to diagnoses an illness, condition or disease? |
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| The Health Care Provider; MD, OD, PA, CRNP |
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| Describes the line of authority. Protects the employee and the employer |
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| Who is protected by the Chain of Command? |
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| The employee and employer are protected from liability. |
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| Describe examples of professional behavior. |
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| Dressing per dress code, being on time, reporting correctly, following care plan, respectfulness, Adhering to HIPAA, Addressing the resident by their preferred name, not giving or accepting gifts, etc.... |
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| ORBA (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act) Why was it enacted? |
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| Due to reports of poor care and abuse in LTC facilities due to poor staffing and poor conditions |
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| OBRA requires now many hours of in-service training every year? |
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| OBRA requires a minimum standard for NA training, what is the minimum number of hours to become a NA. |
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| 75 Remember that is federal; MD required 100 hours. |
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| Legal rights of how a resident of a LTC must be treated while in the LTC facility. |
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| Examples of Physical Abuse |
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| Slapping, kicking, pushing, shoving, handling roughly, etc |
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| Examples of Psychological abuse |
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| Causing or attempting to cause emotional harm: threatening, scaring, humiliating, intimidating. insulting, treating as a child, bullying, etc... |
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| Unlawful restraint or threatening to restraint. |
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| Failure to act or provide proper care for a resident, resulting in UNINTENDED injury. |
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| When must you report Abuse? |
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| ANY TIME YOU WITNESS or SUSPECT ABUSE. It is the LAW!! |
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| A LEGAL advocate for the RESIDENTS. Required by federal law. |
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| HIPAA (Health Insurance portability and Accountability Act) |
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| To keep health information private and secure. Information only shared with those that NEED TO KNOW |
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| Examples of PHI (Protected Health Information) |
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| Name, address, telephone number, social security number, medical record number. Any health information. |
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| When a NA Makes a mistake in documentation how should the NA make the correction? |
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| Draw a line through the information and put your initials and the date. |
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| When are you allowed to use "White Out" or scribble out documentation on the medical record? |
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| How do you change regular hours between 1:00PM and 11:50 PM to military time? |
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| Add 12 to the regular time. 2:22 PM is 12+222= 1422hours |
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| MDS (Minimum Data Set) Set Not SHEET |
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| Detailed form with guidelines for assessing residents. Should tell everything about a residents. It leads to the Care Plan, It must be updated whenever there is a change |
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| Accident, problem or unexpected event. Examples: Falls, broken equipment, resident claims to have been abused. |
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| What does WIPE stand for? |
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Wash
Introduce
Privacy
Explain |
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| Inappropriate and/or unwanted touching, feeling, rubbing against, exposing oneself, sharing pornographic materials, forcing a person to perform or participate in sexual acts against his/her will. |
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| Long term or long lasting illness. |
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| Why does the NA need to report changes to the nurse |
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| To provide appropriate care and to update the care plan. |
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| Immediately after care or at Least by the end of the shift |
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| Long term care is for which types of residents/patients |
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| people who have chronic conditions that require some type of skilled services. |
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| When is an incident report required? |
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an accident
a fall
any type of abuse whether witnessed or reported by the resident or staff |
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| LTC facilities have a variety of clients, which type of illness/disability will you most frequently find in a LTC? |
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| Chronic illnesses/Chronic disabilities |
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| Self Determination and personal choice are key components of life in a LTC, what is that called? |
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Culture Change
Allowing the resident to make choices and live the life of one's own choice or acts without external compulsion |
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| Within the LTC facility who can delegate to the CNA |
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