WGU C475 Jeopardy games Questions with Detailed Verified Answers

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WGU C475 Jeopardy games Questions
with Detailed Verified Answers


Question: What is the Mini-Cog?


Ans: This consists of 3-item recall and Clock-Drawing Test (CDT)


Question: What is the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM)


Ans: This tool helps the nurse quickly identify delirium.


Question: What is the Braden scale? (Pressure Ulcer risk)


Ans: This tool assesses sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility,
nutrition & friction


Question: What is the Beer's List? (also called Beer's Criteria)


Ans: This list includes commonly prescribed medications which may cause
increased risk to elderly patients.


Question: What is the SPICES tool?


Ans: This tool assesses sleep, problems with eating, incontinence,
confusion, evidence of falls, and skin breakdown.



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Question: What is primary prevention?


Ans: An example of this type of prevention includes getting an annual flu
shot.


Question: What are extrinsic risk factors for falls?


Ans: Factors include throw rugs, poor lighting, stairs & side rails.


Question: What is frailty?


Ans: This is a general decline in physical function, with unintentional
weight loss, weak grip strength and slow walking speed.


Question: What are instrumental activities of daily living?


Ans: Examples include cleaning, cooking, shopping, paying bills.


Question: What is Healthy People 2010?


Ans: This health-oriented initiative has a major goal of eliminating
healthcare disparity between cultural groups.


Question: Who qualifies for Medicare?


Ans: People who are 65 years old & have paid in to Social Security,
patients with ESRD, disabled, retired from the railroad.


Question: What is Medicare Part D?
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Ans: This part of Medicare covers prescription drugs.


Question: What is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act?


Ans: It eliminates lifetime insurance caps, provides free preventive care,
provides insurance plans for patients with pre-existing conditions.


Question: What are Social Security benefits?


Ans: These benefits are reduced if a person retires early.


Question: What are the IHI Triple Aim goals?


Ans: Improve patient quality/ satisfaction, improve population health and
reduce healthcare costs.


Question: What is an interdisciplinary team?


Ans: It brings together diverse expertise to provide better coordinated,
better quality care.


Question: What is care transitions?


Ans: A major goal is to reduce avoidable re-admissions.


Question: What is the Discharge Preparation Checklist?




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