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HCD 303 - Module 3 Study online at What is the proper meaning of social solidarity? - The principle that the government has a responsibility to ensure all citizens have access to essential social services including healthcare What is the proper meaning of subsidiarity? - The principle belief that matters of government responsibility should be handled at the lowest level of government that makes operational sense What is the proper meaning of generalized reciprocity? - The principle beli...

HCD 303 Homework Questions Study online at Which of the following statements regarding primary health care is NOT true: Primary health care does not contribute to the overall social and economic development of the community Primary healthcare constitutes the first element of a continuing healthcare process Primary health care is the first level of contact for individuals, families, and communities within the national health system Primary healthcare forms an integral part of a low incom...

HCD 303 - Module 2 Study online at Who is Sir William Beveridge? (Select all that apply) - Civil-servant - Educator - Author of the Social Insurance and Allied Health Services Report Who was Aneurin Bevan? (Select all that apply). - Minister of Health - Elected official What happened on July 5th, 1948 in the UK? The NHS was passed into law In 1911, the UK parliament passed the National Health Insurance Act. Which of the following statements is true about this act? - It covers worker...

HCD 303 Final Exam Study Guide Study online at System a set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole Quality how good or bad something is Access a person's ability to get care or coverage Cost cost Universal Coverage all residents have coverage Social Solidarity the principle that governments have an obligation to ensure that every citizen has access to all social services including healthcare Subsidiarity the principle belief that matter of government responsibility s...

HCD 303 7.2 Homework Questions Study online at What is nudging? Health interventions that make the healthy choice, the default choice Match the following types of prevention with their proper definition: Match the following with the type of prevention it exemplifies: The Return on Investment (ROI) is faster when focusing on which types of prevention? (Hint: there are two correct answers) Tertiary and Quarternary With respect to Population Health Management, which best defines an Inte...

HCD 303 6.2: Homework Questions Study online at Which of the following statements regarding primary health care is NOT true: Primary healthcare constitutes the first element of a continuing healthcare process Community health workers perform the following services within a healthcare system: all In which of the following World Health Organization (WHO) region, the out-of-pocket share of health spending is the highest? Regional office for south-East Asia Excessive out-of-pocket expendit...

HCD 303: FINAL EXAM Study online at What service line does more than half of all NHS expenditures go towards? Acute hospital care, including hospital-based physician services What are key characteristics of the healthcare system that established in East Germany? -Centralized -Mainly Public What population did CareMore enroll into its innovative, capitation-based, care delivery programs? Medicare Advantage patients Which of the following are ECHO programs currently being run by ASU or ...

HCD 303 5.2: Homework Questions Study online at Singapore used to be a colony of which country? Great Britain Who is Lee Kuan Yew? Prime Minister of Singapore When did Singapore become an independent country? 1965 What did Lee Kuan Yew believe had to occur if Singapore was going to survive as an independent nation? They had to turn themselves into a first world oasis in a third world region What was the initial focus of Singapore's healthcare system once they gain their independence?...

HCD 303 Final Exam Study online at System -a set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. -set of principles or procedures according to which something is done, an organized scheme or method Quality -patient safety -patient outcomes -patient satisfaction *to improve overall health, need to focus upon incentives that influence personal behaviors *huge variability Access (n) approach or admittance to places, persons, things; an increase; (v) to get at, ob...

HCD 303 3.2 Homework Questions Study online at Who is Sir William Beveridge (Select all) educator civil-servant author of the social insurance and allied health services report Who was Aneurin Bevan ? (select all) minister of health elected official What happened on July 5th, 1948 in the UK? The NHS was passed into law What is the NHS? National Health Service In 1911, the UK parliament passed the National Health Insurance Act. Which of the following statements is true about this act...

HCD 303: Global Healthcare Systems Study online at System 1. a set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole. 2. a set of principles or procedures according to which something is done; an organized scheme or method. Quality The health outcomes based on the quality of care that is provided Access How obtainable it is for someone to apply for healthcare Cost The price of a given service Universal Coverage All citizens within a country have access to healthcare insurance, reg...

ICS 100 Study online at Which General Staff member prepares Incident Action Plans, manages information, and maintains situational awareness for the incident? Planning Section Chief If the Incident Commander designates personnel to provide public information, safety, and liaison services, the personnel are collectively referred to as the Command Staff Which member of the Command and Staff interfaces with other agencies to meet incident-related information requirements? Public Informati...

Egans Ch. 51 Week 4 (NICU) Study online at What are the two most common forms of ECMO? Venous-arterial (VA) Venous-venous (VV) What are the 11 indications for ECMO? 1) birth weight < 2 kg 2) born at 34 weeks or greater 3) reversible lung disease 4) no uncontrolled bleeding 5) resp failure 6) acidosis 7)PPHN 8)RDS 9) MAS 10) heart failure 11) maxed out conventional vent What 3 areas of training are covered for an RT to become an ECMO specialist? 1) Equipment Training 2) unde...

Egan's Chapter 51 ECMO Study online at 1. Which of the following are common indications for ECMO? 1. Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN) 2. Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) 3. Meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS) 4. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) a. 1 and 3 only b. 1, 2, and 3 only c. 3 and 4 only d. 2, 3, and 4 only b. 1, 2, and 3 only 2. Which of the following are inclusion criteria for neonatal ECMO? 1. Reversible lung disease 2. Gestational age...

CMO Study online at What are the 3 types of transport for a patient on ECMO? Transport is a complicated procedure when patients are on ECMO. Challenges are associated with: 1) intra-hospital transport, 2) inter-hospital transport, and 3) flight transport Definition of shear rate The velocity at which the liquid moves in proportion to the separation of the plates. Also known as velocity gradient. Definition of shear stress A force applied to an area of liquid confined between 2 plates, s...

ECMO Introduction Study online at What does ECMO aim to supplement? Failing lungs What does ECLS, extracorpeal life support aim to support? Heart failure What does ECMO affect? Oxygenation and decarboxylation of the blood (release of CO2) The term ECMO is used for? All short-term circulatory support techniques (under 1 month) Venoarterial ECMO (ECMO-VA) is used to discuss? ECLS for heart failure or cardiopulmonary failure What is venovenous ECMO used to discuss? Respiratory failure only...

EC ECMO Test Cards Study online at What is the normal SVO2 in a healthy adult? 60-80% True or False? Chest compressions are warranted during cardiac arrest on a VV ECMO patient. True Your VA ECMO patient goes into cardiac arrest, showing asystole on the monitor. Do chest compressions need to be done? No When would it be appropriate to hand crank or switch to a back up drive? Electrical failure and/or mechanical failure The ECMO heater is set at 38 degrees. The arterial blood temperat...

ECMO questions Study online at What are some signs of recirculation seen due to femoral drainage ? low SPO2 and high SVO2 return and access are RED Optimal distance between cannulas Only with VV ECMO Failing Oxygenator signs on ECMO are? post oxygenator PO2 <200mmHg Increase in Delta P, CO2, Part Clots present Increase in plasma free Hgb What are the 4 factors of recirculation with VV ECMO? pg 125 from manual 1 pump flow 2 cannula position 3 cardiac output 4 intravascular vo...

ECMO Management for Specialists Study online at ECMO Staffing model - Perfusion model Pros: Experts on ECMO circuit flow dynamics and advanced trouble shooting Cons: Lacks patient care knowledge and understanding of ICU concepts ECMO Staffing model - ECMO Specialist model Pros: Experts on acute patient care and advanced ICU concepts Cons: Lacks Experience with ECMO advanced trouble shooting Role of the ECMO Specialist maintains integrity of the ECMO circuit Titrate ECMO -Flows -Sw...

ECLS / Adult ECMO Study online at What falls into the category of ECLS? ECPR - Massive PE - Post cardiotomy Support - Veno- venous rewarming for hypothermia ECCOR Extracorporeal CO2 removal *this is VV ECMO EISOR Extracorporeal Interval support for Organ Retrieval Is ECMO a treatment? No, it is a tool used to provide support When is ECMO used? 1. Cardiogenic Shock 2. Refractory cardiac arrest - ECPR 3. Bridge to device / transplant When would VV ECMO be. used? PF ratio lower tha...