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- 2. Study of aging.
- 5. This person has a Home Health Aide (HHA).
- 7. Standards that ensure quality
- 9. A care that does not require medication; mediation, acupuncture, massages, etc.
- 10. Intended for LTC, volunteers who speak as the voice of the residents and assure that they are receiving the proper care.
- 13. A care provider whose trained/authorized duties are to support, assist nurses, report abuse, promote health care and independence, etc.
- 14. Someone who works with social needs including food, medical, and counseling.
- 15. Abbreviation for Director of Nursing Service(s)/Abbreviation for Director of Nursing. These RNs are responsible for overseeing all aspects within their facilities.
- 17. A medical personnel who can Dx and Tx, CNA student can take orders from them.
- 18. The abbreviation for Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987. It was enacted to ensure that proper care was being delivered in LTC facilities. Proper care consists of quality of care, training programs for it, and proper age groups for care.
- 20. The abbreviation for a Registered Nurse
- 22. A team of people with different skills and knowledge, who help provide medical care of all levels to patients or residents. Some people part of this team include the maintenance staff and the nurse (s).
- 23. The abbreviation for a Licensed Practical Nurse, who cares for patients under a physician
- 24. In order to be a CNA in this state, you must complete 80 multiple choice questions, in 90 minutes, and a 45 minute skill test.
- 25. The abbreviation for a Certified Nursing Assistant
- 27. This person receives Long-Term Care (LTC).
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- 1. Board exam that consists of a written and skills portion
- 3. A set of obligations, behaviors, and patterns (in this case medically), that are necessary for a particular part in healthcare quality.
- 4. Caring for the health of and assessing the needs of an elderly person.
- 6. A process in which the CCMU will examine a facility for four days, to make sure that standards are being met.
- 8. The client decides their type of care.
- 11. A set of obligations, expectations, and duties (in this case medically), relating to the wellbeing of the facility and patient(s).
- 12. This term refers to the psychological and social aspects of mental health. This can oftentimes be a mental illness caused by behavioral experiences.
- 16. Responsibilities that an individual is qualified to perform for a particular area of work (healthcare)
- 19. Supervises NA's and nurses for an entire shift
- 21. The order of hierarchy, in descending order...Administration- Director of nursing services- Nurse supervisor- Registered Nurse (RN)- CNA/NA
- 26. Very ill, hospital setting. Surveyed every two years.