HIM 103 CHAPTER 3 EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
The type of care that provides comprehensive medical and supportive social, emotional,
and spiritual care to terminally ill patients and their families is known as _____ care. -
Answer- hospice
The abbreviation TPN is defined as - Answer- total parenteral nutrition
A _______ is either on-site or available for 24-hour continuous duty to handle an
inmate's medical problems that may occur after normal working hours. - Answer-
physician
A hospital that admits patients who are diagnosed with trauma or disease and need to
learn how to function again is a _______. - Answer- rehabilitation facility
Services that are ordered by a physician and are provided under the supervision of a
registered nurse, or physical, occupational, or speech therapist, are known as _______.
- Answer- skilled care
The goal of hospice is _______ rather than _______. - Answer- palliative, curative
Individuals with mental health diagnoses that require inpatient intervention are treated in
_______ health hospitals. - Answer- behavioral
Internal medicine physicians specialize in the care of adults, while services provided to
infants, children and adolescents are performed by _______. - Answer- pediatricians
A patient that needs assistance with breathing will be treated in a facility and receive
breathing support via a _______. - Answer- ventilator
Patients that receive infusions of immunotherapy agents are treated in ambulatory care
settings also known as _______ care. - Answer- outpatient
Behavioral health care hospitals are also known as _______ hospitals. - Answer-
psychiatric
Which type of health care facility provides inpatient medical, nursing, and other health-
related services to patients for surgical and nonsurgical conditions? - Answer- hospital
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
The type of care that provides comprehensive medical and supportive social, emotional,
and spiritual care to terminally ill patients and their families is known as _____ care. -
Answer- hospice
The abbreviation TPN is defined as - Answer- total parenteral nutrition
A _______ is either on-site or available for 24-hour continuous duty to handle an
inmate's medical problems that may occur after normal working hours. - Answer-
physician
A hospital that admits patients who are diagnosed with trauma or disease and need to
learn how to function again is a _______. - Answer- rehabilitation facility
Services that are ordered by a physician and are provided under the supervision of a
registered nurse, or physical, occupational, or speech therapist, are known as _______.
- Answer- skilled care
The goal of hospice is _______ rather than _______. - Answer- palliative, curative
Individuals with mental health diagnoses that require inpatient intervention are treated in
_______ health hospitals. - Answer- behavioral
Internal medicine physicians specialize in the care of adults, while services provided to
infants, children and adolescents are performed by _______. - Answer- pediatricians
A patient that needs assistance with breathing will be treated in a facility and receive
breathing support via a _______. - Answer- ventilator
Patients that receive infusions of immunotherapy agents are treated in ambulatory care
settings also known as _______ care. - Answer- outpatient
Behavioral health care hospitals are also known as _______ hospitals. - Answer-
psychiatric
Which type of health care facility provides inpatient medical, nursing, and other health-
related services to patients for surgical and nonsurgical conditions? - Answer- hospital
