4004 Final
Pre-admission - ANS-A process wherein clients who are booked for surgery receive
preoperative and postoperative teaching and fill in documents ahead of time
ten key steps of discharge? - ANS-1. Plan before or on day of admission
2.define simple or complex needs
3.develop clinical plan within 24hrs of admission
4.coordinae discharge or transfer process
5. set expected date within 48 hrs
6.review clinical management plan daily
7. involve patient and family
8. plan discharge or transfer to take 7 days
9. use checklist 48 hours before
10.make decisions on discharge everyday
Primary objective of screening? - ANS-detection of a disease in its early stages in order
to treat it and deter its progression
secondary objective of screening - ANS-reduce cost of disease management by
avoiding costly interventions required at later stages
Advantages of screening - ANS--Simple and inexpensive
-Performed by trained technician
-Can be used for individuals and groups
-One-test or multiple-test screening
-Opens the door for health education
disadvantages of screening? - ANS-false positives
false negatives
anxiety
false assurance of good health
opportunity to recieve treatmnt lost
significance of screening? - ANS-level of proiority assigned to disease or disorder as a
public health concern.
quallity of life? - ANS-subjective, difficult to estimate
Pre-admission - ANS-A process wherein clients who are booked for surgery receive
preoperative and postoperative teaching and fill in documents ahead of time
ten key steps of discharge? - ANS-1. Plan before or on day of admission
2.define simple or complex needs
3.develop clinical plan within 24hrs of admission
4.coordinae discharge or transfer process
5. set expected date within 48 hrs
6.review clinical management plan daily
7. involve patient and family
8. plan discharge or transfer to take 7 days
9. use checklist 48 hours before
10.make decisions on discharge everyday
Primary objective of screening? - ANS-detection of a disease in its early stages in order
to treat it and deter its progression
secondary objective of screening - ANS-reduce cost of disease management by
avoiding costly interventions required at later stages
Advantages of screening - ANS--Simple and inexpensive
-Performed by trained technician
-Can be used for individuals and groups
-One-test or multiple-test screening
-Opens the door for health education
disadvantages of screening? - ANS-false positives
false negatives
anxiety
false assurance of good health
opportunity to recieve treatmnt lost
significance of screening? - ANS-level of proiority assigned to disease or disorder as a
public health concern.
quallity of life? - ANS-subjective, difficult to estimate
