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A client needed assistance with personal hygiene and A
feeding. What should a nurse coming for an initial
assessment suggest to the family?
a. I'll teach you how to care for your family member to
keep him comfortable or, if you can afford it, you can
employ an aide.
b. It's important that he try to take care of himself and, if
he can't or won't, he'll have to deal with the
consequences.
c. Reimbursement is available for a nurse to come to the
house each day if you would like this assistance.
d. You can always have your family member readmitted
to the hospital for care.
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A nurse was considering self-employment by starting a B
home health managed care agency. What risk is the
nurse taking, particularly in the beginning?
a. Because the nurse is a newcomer, most patient
referrals may go to other, more long-term agencies.
b. Managed care agencies assume the risk of providing
all needed care within the amount budgeted.
c. Most clients would not know the nurse and therefore
would be unaware of the nurse's agency.
d. Other nurses may envy the successful nurse and
withdraw their friendship and support.
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Although it was uncomfortable, a home health nurse C
finally learned to discuss finances with the client and
family on the very first visit. Visits had to be reimbursed.
Now that she is working for a different agency, funding
was no longer such a concern. Why not?
a. Because the nurse was an unpaid volunteer
professional, visits made by that nurse had no cost to the
agency.
b. Only clients of high socioeconomic class were
admitted for care, so the agency was always immediately
reimbursed for care rendered.
c. Taxpayers fund official home health agencies for care
not reimbursed by third parties.
d. The new agency has a large foundation that funds its
activities from investment profits.
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A client needed assistance with personal hygiene and A
feeding. What should a nurse coming for an initial
assessment suggest to the family?
a. I'll teach you how to care for your family member to
keep him comfortable or, if you can afford it, you can
employ an aide.
b. It's important that he try to take care of himself and, if
he can't or won't, he'll have to deal with the
consequences.
c. Reimbursement is available for a nurse to come to the
house each day if you would like this assistance.
d. You can always have your family member readmitted
to the hospital for care.
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A nurse was considering self-employment by starting a B
home health managed care agency. What risk is the
nurse taking, particularly in the beginning?
a. Because the nurse is a newcomer, most patient
referrals may go to other, more long-term agencies.
b. Managed care agencies assume the risk of providing
all needed care within the amount budgeted.
c. Most clients would not know the nurse and therefore
would be unaware of the nurse's agency.
d. Other nurses may envy the successful nurse and
withdraw their friendship and support.
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Although it was uncomfortable, a home health nurse C
finally learned to discuss finances with the client and
family on the very first visit. Visits had to be reimbursed.
Now that she is working for a different agency, funding
was no longer such a concern. Why not?
a. Because the nurse was an unpaid volunteer
professional, visits made by that nurse had no cost to the
agency.
b. Only clients of high socioeconomic class were
admitted for care, so the agency was always immediately
reimbursed for care rendered.
c. Taxpayers fund official home health agencies for care
not reimbursed by third parties.
d. The new agency has a large foundation that funds its
activities from investment profits.
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