NURS 151 - Introduction to Health Exam 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
________________ Patient is transferred from an acute hospital
to a rehabilitation hospital following total hip replacement
(THR) surgery. Correct Answer Restorative
_________________ Blood pressure (BP) screening offered
during a wellness fair at a shopping mall. Correct Answer
Preventive
__________________ Nurse practitioner (NP) care of a patient
with primary high blood pressure (hypertension, HTN). Correct
Answer Primary
__________________ Patient is transferred from a small rural
hospital to an academic medical center for emergency cardiac
surgery. Correct Answer Secondary
___________________ Holds clinical expertise on a specific
patient population, clinical setting, or clinical problem. Correct
Answer CNS
___________________ Primary care provider who can
diagnosis/prescribe for stable and low risk patients Correct
Answer NP
____________________ A terminally-ill patient is receiving
palliative/hospice care. Correct Answer Continuing care
, ______________________ Administered anesthesia and
provides pain management consultation for stable and low risk
patients Correct Answer CRNA
______________________ Women's health primary care
provider Correct Answer CNM
·What types of patients do these providers care for?
Oncologist
Rheumatologist
Neurologist
PharmD
Urologist Correct Answer - An oncologist is a doctor who
treated people who have cancer.
- Rheumatologists treat patients with pain and disorders of the
joints, muscles, tendons, bones, and other connective tissue.
(Treatments of arthritis, and rheumatic illnesses and much
more.)
- They are specialist that treat diseases of the brain and spinal
cord, peripheral nervous and muscles.
- Prescribing medications to patients.
- They provide care for people with urinary problems due to
conditions of the nervouse system.
Characteristics of Medicaid include the following ... Select all
that apply. Correct Answer a) Contains 4 parts
b) Healthcare costs for the elderly
->c) Healthcare costs for the poor
d) Easy enrollment process
->e) Federally funded and state administered
Complete Solutions
________________ Patient is transferred from an acute hospital
to a rehabilitation hospital following total hip replacement
(THR) surgery. Correct Answer Restorative
_________________ Blood pressure (BP) screening offered
during a wellness fair at a shopping mall. Correct Answer
Preventive
__________________ Nurse practitioner (NP) care of a patient
with primary high blood pressure (hypertension, HTN). Correct
Answer Primary
__________________ Patient is transferred from a small rural
hospital to an academic medical center for emergency cardiac
surgery. Correct Answer Secondary
___________________ Holds clinical expertise on a specific
patient population, clinical setting, or clinical problem. Correct
Answer CNS
___________________ Primary care provider who can
diagnosis/prescribe for stable and low risk patients Correct
Answer NP
____________________ A terminally-ill patient is receiving
palliative/hospice care. Correct Answer Continuing care
, ______________________ Administered anesthesia and
provides pain management consultation for stable and low risk
patients Correct Answer CRNA
______________________ Women's health primary care
provider Correct Answer CNM
·What types of patients do these providers care for?
Oncologist
Rheumatologist
Neurologist
PharmD
Urologist Correct Answer - An oncologist is a doctor who
treated people who have cancer.
- Rheumatologists treat patients with pain and disorders of the
joints, muscles, tendons, bones, and other connective tissue.
(Treatments of arthritis, and rheumatic illnesses and much
more.)
- They are specialist that treat diseases of the brain and spinal
cord, peripheral nervous and muscles.
- Prescribing medications to patients.
- They provide care for people with urinary problems due to
conditions of the nervouse system.
Characteristics of Medicaid include the following ... Select all
that apply. Correct Answer a) Contains 4 parts
b) Healthcare costs for the elderly
->c) Healthcare costs for the poor
d) Easy enrollment process
->e) Federally funded and state administered
