NURS 171 UNIT 1.1 Chapters 1-3 Potters Book; objectives,
practice problems, definitions Questions With Complete
Solutions
____ ____ ____ insurance (LTC) is supplemental insurance for
the coverage of LTC services Correct Answer long term care
_____ _____ _____ ______ were created to review the quality,
quantity, and cost of hospital care provided through Medicare
and Medicaid Correct Answer Professional standards review
organizations PSRO
_____ _____ ______ review admissions, diagnostic testing, and
treatments provided by physicians who cared for patients
receiving medicare Correct Answer utilization review
committees URs
_____ _____ acts (NPA's) are overseen by the state boards of
nursing, regulate the scope of nursing practice, and protect
public health/safety/welfare Correct Answer nurse practice
______ ______ is a traditional fee-for-service plan where
payment is computed after treatment is completed Correct
Answer private insurance
______ and _____ care is also called acute care. The focus is
diagnosis and treatment of disease. Which is the most common
and expensive service of the health care delivery system Correct
Answer secondary tertiary
, ______ is a nurse with 3+ more years of experience and can
assess a pt situation as a whole and managing care as a priority
Correct Answer proficient
______ is an essential element of professional nursing that
involves the imitation of independent nursing interventions
Correct Answer autonomy
_______ ______ is a nurse with some level of experience with
the situation, and can identify meaningful aspects in nursing care
Correct Answer advanced beginner
_______ care serves patient recovering from an acute or chronic
illness. Helps them regain function and independence to enhance
quality of life Correct Answer restorative
_______ health care focuses on improved health outcomes for
an entire population i.e health education, nutrition,
maternal/child healthcare, family planning, immunizations, and
control of diseases Correct Answer primary
_______ is a newer term that describes the study of all genes in
a person and interactions of these genes with one another and
with that person's environment Correct Answer genomics
_______ is based on the decision making at the level of the
individual patient Correct Answer competency
_______ means that you are responsible professionally and
legally for the type and quality of nursing care provided Correct
Answer accountability
practice problems, definitions Questions With Complete
Solutions
____ ____ ____ insurance (LTC) is supplemental insurance for
the coverage of LTC services Correct Answer long term care
_____ _____ _____ ______ were created to review the quality,
quantity, and cost of hospital care provided through Medicare
and Medicaid Correct Answer Professional standards review
organizations PSRO
_____ _____ ______ review admissions, diagnostic testing, and
treatments provided by physicians who cared for patients
receiving medicare Correct Answer utilization review
committees URs
_____ _____ acts (NPA's) are overseen by the state boards of
nursing, regulate the scope of nursing practice, and protect
public health/safety/welfare Correct Answer nurse practice
______ ______ is a traditional fee-for-service plan where
payment is computed after treatment is completed Correct
Answer private insurance
______ and _____ care is also called acute care. The focus is
diagnosis and treatment of disease. Which is the most common
and expensive service of the health care delivery system Correct
Answer secondary tertiary
, ______ is a nurse with 3+ more years of experience and can
assess a pt situation as a whole and managing care as a priority
Correct Answer proficient
______ is an essential element of professional nursing that
involves the imitation of independent nursing interventions
Correct Answer autonomy
_______ ______ is a nurse with some level of experience with
the situation, and can identify meaningful aspects in nursing care
Correct Answer advanced beginner
_______ care serves patient recovering from an acute or chronic
illness. Helps them regain function and independence to enhance
quality of life Correct Answer restorative
_______ health care focuses on improved health outcomes for
an entire population i.e health education, nutrition,
maternal/child healthcare, family planning, immunizations, and
control of diseases Correct Answer primary
_______ is a newer term that describes the study of all genes in
a person and interactions of these genes with one another and
with that person's environment Correct Answer genomics
_______ is based on the decision making at the level of the
individual patient Correct Answer competency
_______ means that you are responsible professionally and
legally for the type and quality of nursing care provided Correct
Answer accountability
