CARF Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation
Facilities
An independent, nonprofit organization
The Joint Commission - CORRECT ANSWER-An independent, not-for-profit
organization
Evaluates health care organizations and inspiring them to excel in providing safe and
effective care
APS Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-American Physical Society
A nonprofit membership organization working to advance the knowledge of physics
CPS Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Child Protective Services
CMS Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
SSA Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Social Security Agency
Pay retired workers age 65 or older a continuing income after retirement
OSHA - CORRECT ANSWER-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Provides information, training and assistance to employers
Ethics: Deontology - CORRECT ANSWER-Theory of study of duty/obligation with a
focus on the right action being determined by a set of rules
Concerned with what people do, not with the consequences of their actions
Ethics: Ombudsperson - CORRECT ANSWER-Assists individuals and groups in the
resolution of conflicts or concerns
"Representative"
Ethics Committee Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-Gives advice on moral questions
in clinical care, educates clinical staff and the public on issues in medical ethics, and
develops policies related to patient care
Informed Consent: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Patient autonomy
Not a legally binding contract
Power of Attorney: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Gives one or more
persons the power to act on your behalf as your agent
Advanced Directives: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Is legally recognized
but not legally binding
Legal instructions regarding your preferences for medical care if you are unable to
make decisions
, HIPAA: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-To protect sensitive patient health
information from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge
MOLST: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Medical orders for life sustaining
treatment
POLST: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Physician's orders for life
sustaining treatment
A medical order that gives emergency personnel immediately actionable, specific
medical orders to follow
ARN's goal of rehab nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-Help people with disability or
chronic illness attain and maintain maximum function
CARF Requirements - CORRECT ANSWER-The team process be documented and
that teams meet frequently enough to meet the need of the patient, program and
external stakeholders (insurance companies)
Carl Rogers - CORRECT ANSWER-Developed "client-centered" therapy
Elements of personality in each category
Orem's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Wholly and partially compensatory,
supportive
Nursing focus on clients helping themselves, promotion of assistive devices and aids
to obtain independence
Roger's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Four demential energy field, pattern and
organization of characteristics and behaviors
Nurses promote change and facilitate order during rehab of sick and disabled people
Neuman's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Optimal client stability, health is relative
and remains in a state of flux
Primary, secondary and tertiary prevention practiced - helps patients maximize their
defenses
King's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Personal, interpersonal and social systems
are open and interesting, focus on goal attainment
Dynamic nurse-patient dyad with mutual and personal goal setting
Rancho Los Amigos Scale: Level I - CORRECT ANSWER-No response to pain,
touch, sound or sight
Rancho Los Amigos Scale: Level II - CORRECT ANSWER-generalized reflex to pain
Facilities
An independent, nonprofit organization
The Joint Commission - CORRECT ANSWER-An independent, not-for-profit
organization
Evaluates health care organizations and inspiring them to excel in providing safe and
effective care
APS Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-American Physical Society
A nonprofit membership organization working to advance the knowledge of physics
CPS Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Child Protective Services
CMS Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
SSA Agency - CORRECT ANSWER-Social Security Agency
Pay retired workers age 65 or older a continuing income after retirement
OSHA - CORRECT ANSWER-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Provides information, training and assistance to employers
Ethics: Deontology - CORRECT ANSWER-Theory of study of duty/obligation with a
focus on the right action being determined by a set of rules
Concerned with what people do, not with the consequences of their actions
Ethics: Ombudsperson - CORRECT ANSWER-Assists individuals and groups in the
resolution of conflicts or concerns
"Representative"
Ethics Committee Nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-Gives advice on moral questions
in clinical care, educates clinical staff and the public on issues in medical ethics, and
develops policies related to patient care
Informed Consent: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Patient autonomy
Not a legally binding contract
Power of Attorney: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Gives one or more
persons the power to act on your behalf as your agent
Advanced Directives: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Is legally recognized
but not legally binding
Legal instructions regarding your preferences for medical care if you are unable to
make decisions
, HIPAA: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-To protect sensitive patient health
information from being disclosed without the patient's consent or knowledge
MOLST: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Medical orders for life sustaining
treatment
POLST: Legal Implications - CORRECT ANSWER-Physician's orders for life
sustaining treatment
A medical order that gives emergency personnel immediately actionable, specific
medical orders to follow
ARN's goal of rehab nursing - CORRECT ANSWER-Help people with disability or
chronic illness attain and maintain maximum function
CARF Requirements - CORRECT ANSWER-The team process be documented and
that teams meet frequently enough to meet the need of the patient, program and
external stakeholders (insurance companies)
Carl Rogers - CORRECT ANSWER-Developed "client-centered" therapy
Elements of personality in each category
Orem's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Wholly and partially compensatory,
supportive
Nursing focus on clients helping themselves, promotion of assistive devices and aids
to obtain independence
Roger's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Four demential energy field, pattern and
organization of characteristics and behaviors
Nurses promote change and facilitate order during rehab of sick and disabled people
Neuman's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Optimal client stability, health is relative
and remains in a state of flux
Primary, secondary and tertiary prevention practiced - helps patients maximize their
defenses
King's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-Personal, interpersonal and social systems
are open and interesting, focus on goal attainment
Dynamic nurse-patient dyad with mutual and personal goal setting
Rancho Los Amigos Scale: Level I - CORRECT ANSWER-No response to pain,
touch, sound or sight
Rancho Los Amigos Scale: Level II - CORRECT ANSWER-generalized reflex to pain
