Health Care Systems

5. Institutions devoted mainly to acute intensive care of a limited duration.
6. The type of disease or illness that has a high probability of cause death if left untreated.
7. The part of the health care system that refers to the places in which people receive care.
9. Doctors, nurses, counselors, physical therapists, etc.
11. The type of doctor-patient relationship that sees the doctor as a parentlike authority.
16. Institutions that serve residents who need the services of technically trained individuals and are meant to be shorter-term.

1. The reduced amount that a patient is responsible for paying when receiving healthcare services.
2. Institutions that are normally long-term residences for people who need assistance in day-to-day care as well as some skilled medical care.
3. The type of illness that is defined as lasting more than one year and requiring ongoing medical attention.
4. The people receiving medical treatment.
8. The type of care that is aimed at alleviating suffering rather than finding a cure.
10. The monthly payment a person makes to purchase a health insurance plan.
11. The type of doctor-patient relationship that allows the doctor and patient to work together to decide healthcare options.
12. The type of disease or illness that cannot be cured and is expected to result in the death of the patient.
13. More of a program than a facility, this institution specifically cares for those who are terminally ill or dying.
14. The type of care given to allow caregivers a break from the responsibilities of caring for an ill loved one.
15. The annual amount some health insurance companies require that patients pay before the insurance will begin paying for healthcare services.