URI NUR 233 Exam 1 || Faultless Answers 100%.
Principles in nursing practice correct answers aging is a normal process
know factors that influence aging
use of nursing process
Young older adult correct answers 65-74 years old
middle older adult correct answers 75-84 years old
old older adult correct answers 85+ years
successful aging correct answers being able to still be able to perform the tasks that you want to
be able to do
independent housing correct answers apartment like living
may be a nurse on site for short periods of time
shared housing correct answers sharing of the home
may be like an in-law apartment
assisted living correct answers Assistance with personal care and medications if needed
adult group homes correct answers Unable to live alone but don't require skilled nursing
Accommodates 4-8 adults
State funded
,Continuing Care Communities correct answers Life-time range of services
Goes from one level of care to another
Campus like setting
May involve signing a contract
Long term care correct answers 24 hour care
may be privately or state funded
home care agencies correct answers Intermitten skiiled nursing care
Medicare and medicaide funded
May also pay for unskilled care
Social Security correct answers Developed in 1935
To receive benefits must be 65 years or older and have paid into the system for 10 years
SSI correct answers Title XVI of the social security act
Needs to be of very low incomes
Medicare and Medicaid correct answers 1965 lyndon b jonhson passed medicare (XVIII) provide
insurance regardless of income
Medicaide
Provides insurance for the elderly, disabled, and children with low incomes
All people eligible for SSI are eligiable for medicaide
Medicare correct answers Adminstered by CMS
must have worked for 10 years
be 65 years age or older
, have end stage renal failure
Medicare Part A correct answers There are co-pays and deductibles for most services for hospital
skilled nursing stay
Homecare is covered if care is skilled and under the direction of a physician
Medicare Part B correct answers Purchased
must pay a premium
Covers • Out patient services, qualified short term, occupational therapy and health screenings,
and also DME (durable medical equipment)
Medicare Part D correct answers Dozens of medication plans
All plans have a cap and a deductible
If cap is met there is no coverage
Donut hole
When there is no coverage for medications until a certain amount of money is spent
Pays 75% up until 2700$ then medications are covered in full
Medicaid correct answers For people with a low incomes
Pays for 45% of all nursing home care
Guidelines are determined by each state
Older American Act correct answers -to develop and implement coordinated services to serve
older adults
-assess servoces: transportation, legal assistance, senior centers, home delivered meals, disease
prevention, and health promotion services
PACE correct answers Pilot project in RI that started in 2005
Principles in nursing practice correct answers aging is a normal process
know factors that influence aging
use of nursing process
Young older adult correct answers 65-74 years old
middle older adult correct answers 75-84 years old
old older adult correct answers 85+ years
successful aging correct answers being able to still be able to perform the tasks that you want to
be able to do
independent housing correct answers apartment like living
may be a nurse on site for short periods of time
shared housing correct answers sharing of the home
may be like an in-law apartment
assisted living correct answers Assistance with personal care and medications if needed
adult group homes correct answers Unable to live alone but don't require skilled nursing
Accommodates 4-8 adults
State funded
,Continuing Care Communities correct answers Life-time range of services
Goes from one level of care to another
Campus like setting
May involve signing a contract
Long term care correct answers 24 hour care
may be privately or state funded
home care agencies correct answers Intermitten skiiled nursing care
Medicare and medicaide funded
May also pay for unskilled care
Social Security correct answers Developed in 1935
To receive benefits must be 65 years or older and have paid into the system for 10 years
SSI correct answers Title XVI of the social security act
Needs to be of very low incomes
Medicare and Medicaid correct answers 1965 lyndon b jonhson passed medicare (XVIII) provide
insurance regardless of income
Medicaide
Provides insurance for the elderly, disabled, and children with low incomes
All people eligible for SSI are eligiable for medicaide
Medicare correct answers Adminstered by CMS
must have worked for 10 years
be 65 years age or older
, have end stage renal failure
Medicare Part A correct answers There are co-pays and deductibles for most services for hospital
skilled nursing stay
Homecare is covered if care is skilled and under the direction of a physician
Medicare Part B correct answers Purchased
must pay a premium
Covers • Out patient services, qualified short term, occupational therapy and health screenings,
and also DME (durable medical equipment)
Medicare Part D correct answers Dozens of medication plans
All plans have a cap and a deductible
If cap is met there is no coverage
Donut hole
When there is no coverage for medications until a certain amount of money is spent
Pays 75% up until 2700$ then medications are covered in full
Medicaid correct answers For people with a low incomes
Pays for 45% of all nursing home care
Guidelines are determined by each state
Older American Act correct answers -to develop and implement coordinated services to serve
older adults
-assess servoces: transportation, legal assistance, senior centers, home delivered meals, disease
prevention, and health promotion services
PACE correct answers Pilot project in RI that started in 2005
