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NUR 228 EXAM 2 Questions & 100%
Correct Answers
What are nursing homes and what kind of patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Provide care for those without the ability to manage ADLs and
ongoing care.
Provide skilled care in nursing, physical therapy, and speech therapy is
termed a skilled nursing facility (SNF).
The major reason for admission to a nursing home is functional dependence
in terms of basic ADLs and cognitive impairment rather than medical
diagnosis.
What are assisted living centers and what kind of patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Provide supportive services to those who can manage most of
their own ADLs.
The resident can maintain maximum independence and use a shared
decision making model to decide when additional help or support is needed.
What are rehabilitation centers and what kind of patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Assist the individual in returning to the maximum level of
independence possible.
Sister callista Roy's adoption model is very applicable to the communities..
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Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model
✓ ~~> She identified a holistic theory looking at all aspects of a client
including four modes of adaption. They include: physiologic, self
concept, role function, interdependence.
What are ambulatory care setting and what patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Provide care on an outpatient basis.
This care may range from simple office calls for common illnesses and health
promotion activities such as immunizations to the performance of ambulatory
surgery.
What are the 3 community agencies that provide care?
✓ ~~> Public health agencies, Home care agencies, and Hospice care
Public health agencies
✓ ~~> Focus of health departments has been on board community
issues, communicable diseases, and infant and child health.
Home care agencies
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✓ ~~> Offer a wide variety of care services that may include traditional
public health services, high intensity skilled care ij the home and
rehabilitation services. Assist individuals in avoiding institutional care
settings when they are unable to complete their own ADLs.
Hospice care
✓ ~~> Assist the terminally ill individual to maintain the highest possible
quality of life until death.
What are primary care providers or PCPs?
✓ ~~> Federal government considers family practice specialists,
pediatricians, internal medicine specialists, obstetricians, PAs< and NPs
to be PCPs.
PCP is the mainstay of basic care for most individuals.
What is interdisciplinary teamwork?
✓ ~~> As the health care system gowns more complex it is impossible
for one individual, educated for a specific role, to manage all aspects
of care. This has led to an increasing emphasis on collaborative work
that will provide the benefits available through the expertise of
different professions.
Master01 | September, 2024/2025 | Latest update
NUR 228 EXAM 2 Questions & 100%
Correct Answers
What are nursing homes and what kind of patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Provide care for those without the ability to manage ADLs and
ongoing care.
Provide skilled care in nursing, physical therapy, and speech therapy is
termed a skilled nursing facility (SNF).
The major reason for admission to a nursing home is functional dependence
in terms of basic ADLs and cognitive impairment rather than medical
diagnosis.
What are assisted living centers and what kind of patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Provide supportive services to those who can manage most of
their own ADLs.
The resident can maintain maximum independence and use a shared
decision making model to decide when additional help or support is needed.
What are rehabilitation centers and what kind of patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Assist the individual in returning to the maximum level of
independence possible.
Sister callista Roy's adoption model is very applicable to the communities..
Master01 | September, 2024/2025 | Latest update
, 2 | P a g e | © copyright 2024/2025 | Grade A+
Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model
✓ ~~> She identified a holistic theory looking at all aspects of a client
including four modes of adaption. They include: physiologic, self
concept, role function, interdependence.
What are ambulatory care setting and what patients do they care for?
✓ ~~> Provide care on an outpatient basis.
This care may range from simple office calls for common illnesses and health
promotion activities such as immunizations to the performance of ambulatory
surgery.
What are the 3 community agencies that provide care?
✓ ~~> Public health agencies, Home care agencies, and Hospice care
Public health agencies
✓ ~~> Focus of health departments has been on board community
issues, communicable diseases, and infant and child health.
Home care agencies
Master01 | September, 2024/2025 | Latest update
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✓ ~~> Offer a wide variety of care services that may include traditional
public health services, high intensity skilled care ij the home and
rehabilitation services. Assist individuals in avoiding institutional care
settings when they are unable to complete their own ADLs.
Hospice care
✓ ~~> Assist the terminally ill individual to maintain the highest possible
quality of life until death.
What are primary care providers or PCPs?
✓ ~~> Federal government considers family practice specialists,
pediatricians, internal medicine specialists, obstetricians, PAs< and NPs
to be PCPs.
PCP is the mainstay of basic care for most individuals.
What is interdisciplinary teamwork?
✓ ~~> As the health care system gowns more complex it is impossible
for one individual, educated for a specific role, to manage all aspects
of care. This has led to an increasing emphasis on collaborative work
that will provide the benefits available through the expertise of
different professions.
Master01 | September, 2024/2025 | Latest update
