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Types of Hospitals
Long Term Care
Services of HC Facilities
Government and Non-Profits
Health Insurance Plans
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Question I 100

• Treats wide range of
• conditions and is usually
• found in small towns

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Question I 200

• Care for certain conditions or age groups

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Question I 300

• Operated by federal, state, and local government
  agencies

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Question I 400

• Provide services, research and education

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Question I 500

• A state psychiatric facility is an example of
  these types of hospitals

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Question II 100

• Patients in a long term care facility are usually
  called __________ instead of patients.

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Question II 200

• In this type of facility, individuals receive
  help with their ADLs

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Question II 300

• This type of facility is considered a bridge from
  the hospital to home.

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Question II 400

• Individuals who can perform their own
• personal care, can purchase or rent a unit
• and can receive services such as meals,
• housekeeping, laundry, transportation,
• social events, and basic medical care in
• this type of facility.

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Question II 500

• Some of this type of facility have
• sub-acute units which can provide
• rehabilitation services for major
• illness or surgery, treatment for
• cancer, or treatments such as dialysis
• or heart monitoring as well as
• caring for residents with chronic
• conditions.

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Question III 100

• A medical office that provides care for patients
  ages birth to 18 years old.

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Question III 200

• A patient that has improved enough to leave the
  hospital but still needs to get regular medical
  treatment and physical therapy might go to this
  type of facility.

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Question III 300

• Three basic services all medical offices offer.

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Question III 400

• Provides vision examinations
• Prescribes eye glasses or contact lenses
• Checks for the presence of eye diseases

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Question III 500

• Name 2 examples of care that can be provided by
  Home Health Care Professionals

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Question IV 100

• International agency sponsored by the United
  Nations

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Question IV 200

• This one from the following list is considered a
  non-profit / voluntary agency
• Occupational Safety Health Administration
• National Institute of Health
• March of Dimes
• World Health Organization

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Question IV 300

• Local agency that provides immunizations, record
  keeping and inspections

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Question IV 400

• The NIH and CDC are subdivisions of the
  ____________.

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Question IV 500

• Most non-profit health care organizations focus
  on specific

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Question V 100

• Health insurance plan funded by the U.S.
  government for the members of military and their
  families

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Question V 200

• HMO stands for

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Question V 300

• The amount of money that is paid by the patient
  before the health insurance policy starts to pay

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Question V 400

• Medicare Type B requires the patient
• to pay

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Question V 500

• Managed care networks are required to provide

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Answer I 100

• General Hospitals

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Answer I 200

• Specialty Hospitals

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Answer I 300

• Government Hospitals

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Answer I 400

• University or College Medical Centers

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Answer I 500

• Government Hospitals

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Answer II 100

• Residents

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Answer II 200

• Nursing Home

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Answer II 300

• Extended Care Facility

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Answer II 400

• Assisted Living Facility

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Answer II 500

• Extended care or skilled
• care facilities

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Answer III 100

• Pediatricians Office

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Answer III 200

• Rehabilitation Center

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Answer III 300

• Diagnosis
• Treatment
• Examinations

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Answer III 400

• Optical Center

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Answer III 500

• Nursing care skilled and unskilled levels
• Therapy physical, occupational, speech or
  respiratory
• Dietary Education and training

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Answer IV 100

• WHO
• World Health Association

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Answer IV 200

• The March of Dimes

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Answer IV 300

• The Health Department

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Answer IV 400

• USDHHS
• United States Department
• of Health Human Services

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Answer IV 500

• Diseases or Health Care
  Professions

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Answer V 100

• TRICARE

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Answer V 200

• Health Maintenance
• Organization

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Answer V 300

• Deductible

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Answer V 400

• A premium, deductible
• and 20 of the bill

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Answer V 500

• Quality care at the
• lowest possible cost

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