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Chapter 1 - Understanding healthcare settings

Nursing assistant (nurs 260), college of the sequoias.

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The statement or answers the question., 1. another name for a long-term care facility is, @ skilled nursing facility (snf), (b) home healthcare facility (hhf), (c) assisted living facility (alf), (d) adult day services facility (adsf), 2. assisted living facilities are initially for, (a) people who need 24-hour skilled care, © people who need some help with daily, (c) people who will die within six months, (d) people who need acute care, 3. which of the following statements is true of, adult day services, (a) this type of care is for people who need, to live in the facility where care is, @ this type of care is for people who need, some assistance and supervision during, certain hours., (c) most people who need adult day services, are seriously ill or disabled., (d) many types of outpatient surgeries are, performed at adult day services centers., 4. care given by specialists to restore or im-, prove function after an illness or injury is, (a) acute care, @) subacute care, (9 rehabilitation, (d) hospice care, 5. care given to people who have approximately, six months or less to live is called, (b) subacute care, (c) rehabilitative care, ® hospice care, 6. home health aides, @ may dean or shop for groceries, (b) have no contact with the client's family, and/or friends, (c) do not have any supervision, (d) are not allowed to provide personal care, 7. people who live in a long-term care facility, are usually called __ because it is where, they live for the duration of their stay., (a) patients, (b) healthcare providers, (c) regulators, 8. most conditions in long-term care are, chronic. this means that, (a) the conditions require immediate treat-, ment at a hospital., ® the conditions last a long time., (c) the conditions last a short time., (d) the conditions will usually cause death, within three months., "£ cl).

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