NURS 607 Test 1 complete questions
with answers
HTN medications that must be avoided in GHTN - ACEI, ARB, mineralcorticoid receptor antagonits,
spironolcatone, nitroprusside
Medicare part A - provides inpatient/hospital coverage (covers hospital stays, hospice care, some skilled
nursing care) anesthesiology, SNF, Home Health
Part B Medicare - services deemed medically necessary, beneficiaries have to be enrolled. Provides
outpatient/medical coverage (you pay monthly minimum) Preventative (Flu shot) DME, Home Health
Part C Medicare - offers an alternate way to receive your Medicare benefits (known as Medicare
advantage, bundles several coverage types and may include vision, hearing, dental) replacement plan,
need opt in to enroll PPO or HMO
Part D Medicare - provides prescription drug coverage (you pay coverage) -must have A & B in order to
qualify
Primary prevention - refers to actions aimed at avoiding the manifestation of a disease, this may include
actions to improve health through changing the impact of social and economic determinants of health.
Ex: oral and dental hygiene education, clinical preventive services, immunizations, vaccines [Preventing
it]
Secondary Prevention - early detection when this improves the chances for positive health outcomes,
population based screening for early detection of diseases, regular exams, exercise programs [Detect it
early, minimize that impact]
with answers
HTN medications that must be avoided in GHTN - ACEI, ARB, mineralcorticoid receptor antagonits,
spironolcatone, nitroprusside
Medicare part A - provides inpatient/hospital coverage (covers hospital stays, hospice care, some skilled
nursing care) anesthesiology, SNF, Home Health
Part B Medicare - services deemed medically necessary, beneficiaries have to be enrolled. Provides
outpatient/medical coverage (you pay monthly minimum) Preventative (Flu shot) DME, Home Health
Part C Medicare - offers an alternate way to receive your Medicare benefits (known as Medicare
advantage, bundles several coverage types and may include vision, hearing, dental) replacement plan,
need opt in to enroll PPO or HMO
Part D Medicare - provides prescription drug coverage (you pay coverage) -must have A & B in order to
qualify
Primary prevention - refers to actions aimed at avoiding the manifestation of a disease, this may include
actions to improve health through changing the impact of social and economic determinants of health.
Ex: oral and dental hygiene education, clinical preventive services, immunizations, vaccines [Preventing
it]
Secondary Prevention - early detection when this improves the chances for positive health outcomes,
population based screening for early detection of diseases, regular exams, exercise programs [Detect it
early, minimize that impact]
