NRS 416- EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
activity kits Correct Answers usually for patients with dementia
- giving them physical tasks to do (folding clothes/towels)
attention Correct Answers ability to remain alert, aware while
selectively prioritizing concentration
- focus (dopamine and norepinephrine)
> altered by illness/stress
attention impairment: conditions Correct Answers - ADHD
- side neglect after stroke
balance and imbalance of care coordination: integrated care
Correct Answers - interprofessional communication
- appropriate resource allocation
- pt centered
- proactive care plan and follow up
balance and imbalance of care coordination: redundant
ineffective duplicative Correct Answers - drawing labs/test
(different units not communicating)
balance and imbalance of care coordination: unmet needs
reactive fragmented Correct Answers - lack of communication
- quickly reacting, not addressing care
care across transitions Correct Answers transitional care
including risk factors
, - proactive and comprehensive plans of care (include PT
GOALS/NEEDS, revise as needed)
- includes community and nonclinical services
- developed and shared across providers and pt's support system
care coordination attributes Correct Answers - information
exchange
- multidisciplinary
- care across transitions
care coordination model: integrated care Correct Answers
brings together medical, behavioral, and social services to
provide whole-person care
- ex: PACE (program of all-inclusive care for the elderly)
care coordination model: medically oriented Correct Answers
improving the organization, delivery, and continuity of clinical
care across providers/settings
- ex: hospice, vaccines, labs, surgery
care coordination model: socially oriented Correct Answers
SDOH (housing, income, food, security, transportation, social
support)
- ex: nutrition support (meals on wheels)
categories of cognitive impairment Correct Answers - delirium
- neurocognitive disorders: dementia, parkinsons)
- cognitive impairment (not dementia): TBI
- focal cognitive disorders: ADHD
- intellectual disability: genetics, fetal alcohol, down syndrome
- learning disability: dyslexia
SOLUTIONS
activity kits Correct Answers usually for patients with dementia
- giving them physical tasks to do (folding clothes/towels)
attention Correct Answers ability to remain alert, aware while
selectively prioritizing concentration
- focus (dopamine and norepinephrine)
> altered by illness/stress
attention impairment: conditions Correct Answers - ADHD
- side neglect after stroke
balance and imbalance of care coordination: integrated care
Correct Answers - interprofessional communication
- appropriate resource allocation
- pt centered
- proactive care plan and follow up
balance and imbalance of care coordination: redundant
ineffective duplicative Correct Answers - drawing labs/test
(different units not communicating)
balance and imbalance of care coordination: unmet needs
reactive fragmented Correct Answers - lack of communication
- quickly reacting, not addressing care
care across transitions Correct Answers transitional care
including risk factors
, - proactive and comprehensive plans of care (include PT
GOALS/NEEDS, revise as needed)
- includes community and nonclinical services
- developed and shared across providers and pt's support system
care coordination attributes Correct Answers - information
exchange
- multidisciplinary
- care across transitions
care coordination model: integrated care Correct Answers
brings together medical, behavioral, and social services to
provide whole-person care
- ex: PACE (program of all-inclusive care for the elderly)
care coordination model: medically oriented Correct Answers
improving the organization, delivery, and continuity of clinical
care across providers/settings
- ex: hospice, vaccines, labs, surgery
care coordination model: socially oriented Correct Answers
SDOH (housing, income, food, security, transportation, social
support)
- ex: nutrition support (meals on wheels)
categories of cognitive impairment Correct Answers - delirium
- neurocognitive disorders: dementia, parkinsons)
- cognitive impairment (not dementia): TBI
- focal cognitive disorders: ADHD
- intellectual disability: genetics, fetal alcohol, down syndrome
- learning disability: dyslexia
