CCM EXAM PREP QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE
... - correct answer- Case managers need to
understand and embarace evidence before teaching
others, get in the habit of reviewing pertinent evidence in
the literature.
3 Components of CCM Organizing Framework -
correct answer- Holistic Approach, Human Needs
Theory, Recognition of Unmet Needs
5 principles of motivational interviewing - correct
answer- *roll with resistance
*express empathy
*avoid argumentation
*develop discrepancy
*support self-efficacy
,7 DOMAINS OF HEALTH - correct answer-
Physical, Social Cultural, Intellectual, Emotional, Spiritual,
Occupational, Environmental.
1987 Nursing Home Reform Act - correct answer-
The basic objective of the Nursing Home Reform Act is to
ensure that residents of nursing homes receive quality
care that will result in their achieving or maintaining their
"highest practicable" physical, mental, and psychosocial
well-being. To secure quality care in nursing homes, the
Nursing Home Reform Act requires the provision of
certain services to each resident and establishes a
Residents' Bill of Rights.
Abandonment - correct answer- termination of
a professional relationship without reasonable notice to
the patient and without an opportunity for the patient to
acquire alternative care or services thereby resulting in
injury to the patient.
Accessible - correct answer- A term used to
denote building facilities that are barrier-free thus
,enabling all members of society safe access, including
persons with physical disabilities.
Accountable Care Organization - correct answer-
an entity charged with the bundling of care services of
hospitals, physicians, other entities and care providers
who are delivering services during an episode of care.
Providers/organizations share in the cost savings achieved
as a result of coordination
ACO - correct answer- An acronym for
Accountable Care Organization
Activity Limitations - correct answer-
Difficulties an individual may have in executing activities.
An activity limitation may range from a slight to a severe
deviation in terms of quality or quantity in executing the
activity in a manner or to the extent that is expected of
people without the health condition.
Actuary - correct answer- A person in the
insurance field who decides insurance policy rates and
, reserves dividends, as well as conducts various other
statistical analyses
Acute Care - correct answer- Acute care is a
care setting where a patient is treated for a brief but
severe episode of illness. The term is generally associated
with care rendered in an emergency department,
ambulatory care clinic, or other short-term stay facility.
The most common acute care setting is a traditional
hospital, which typically offers both inpatient and
outpatient care in specialty areas including but not limited
to emergency care, intensive care, coronary care,
cardiology, surgical services, psychiatric care and
childbirth and pediatric care. The function and goal of
acute medical care is to diagnose and treat the presenting
condition or illness and return the person to his/her state
of health prior to the episode.
Acute care settings often have full-time physicians and
hospital staff who are available 24 hours a day. They may
offer higher nurse-to-patient ratios, including licensed
nursing staff especially trained in acute care. Acute care
hospitals often also have social workers, dieticians,
physician specialists, pharmacists and rehabilitation staff
on-site.
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE
... - correct answer- Case managers need to
understand and embarace evidence before teaching
others, get in the habit of reviewing pertinent evidence in
the literature.
3 Components of CCM Organizing Framework -
correct answer- Holistic Approach, Human Needs
Theory, Recognition of Unmet Needs
5 principles of motivational interviewing - correct
answer- *roll with resistance
*express empathy
*avoid argumentation
*develop discrepancy
*support self-efficacy
,7 DOMAINS OF HEALTH - correct answer-
Physical, Social Cultural, Intellectual, Emotional, Spiritual,
Occupational, Environmental.
1987 Nursing Home Reform Act - correct answer-
The basic objective of the Nursing Home Reform Act is to
ensure that residents of nursing homes receive quality
care that will result in their achieving or maintaining their
"highest practicable" physical, mental, and psychosocial
well-being. To secure quality care in nursing homes, the
Nursing Home Reform Act requires the provision of
certain services to each resident and establishes a
Residents' Bill of Rights.
Abandonment - correct answer- termination of
a professional relationship without reasonable notice to
the patient and without an opportunity for the patient to
acquire alternative care or services thereby resulting in
injury to the patient.
Accessible - correct answer- A term used to
denote building facilities that are barrier-free thus
,enabling all members of society safe access, including
persons with physical disabilities.
Accountable Care Organization - correct answer-
an entity charged with the bundling of care services of
hospitals, physicians, other entities and care providers
who are delivering services during an episode of care.
Providers/organizations share in the cost savings achieved
as a result of coordination
ACO - correct answer- An acronym for
Accountable Care Organization
Activity Limitations - correct answer-
Difficulties an individual may have in executing activities.
An activity limitation may range from a slight to a severe
deviation in terms of quality or quantity in executing the
activity in a manner or to the extent that is expected of
people without the health condition.
Actuary - correct answer- A person in the
insurance field who decides insurance policy rates and
, reserves dividends, as well as conducts various other
statistical analyses
Acute Care - correct answer- Acute care is a
care setting where a patient is treated for a brief but
severe episode of illness. The term is generally associated
with care rendered in an emergency department,
ambulatory care clinic, or other short-term stay facility.
The most common acute care setting is a traditional
hospital, which typically offers both inpatient and
outpatient care in specialty areas including but not limited
to emergency care, intensive care, coronary care,
cardiology, surgical services, psychiatric care and
childbirth and pediatric care. The function and goal of
acute medical care is to diagnose and treat the presenting
condition or illness and return the person to his/her state
of health prior to the episode.
Acute care settings often have full-time physicians and
hospital staff who are available 24 hours a day. They may
offer higher nurse-to-patient ratios, including licensed
nursing staff especially trained in acute care. Acute care
hospitals often also have social workers, dieticians,
physician specialists, pharmacists and rehabilitation staff
on-site.
