AGACNP quiz 1 module 1 Questions and Answers

AGACNP quiz 1 module 1 Questions and Answers Risk factors for HTN - diabetes - pre-hypertension HTN screening 1. salt intake 2. alcohol use 3. sleep 4. NSAID use People that present with HTN and these three are showing the triad for pheocromocytoma 1. Diaphoretic 2. HA 3. Palpitations NPs only get reimbursed how much for medicare? 80% of actual charge - or 85 % of the fee schedule amount provided - if under a business with a physician it can be billed 100% "incident to" = clinic & "Shared visits" = hospital visits Only a physician can admit a pt to a skilled nursing facility H&P SOAP documentation details on pg 170 business book Sensitivity test if positive then there is a HIGH chance that it is correct - if positive then HIGH CHANCE you do have disease Specificity test Identifies persons who DO NOT have disease (negative). High= true negative. Low= false positive. - if high then you do NOT HAVE the disease levels of prevention Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Primary prevention Efforts to prevent an injury or illness from ever occurring. Secondary prevention Efforts to limit the effects of an injury or illness that you cannot completely prevent. Tertiary prevention -aims to prevent the long-term consequences of a chronic illness or disability and to support optimal functionin Quantitative capable of being measured or expressed as an amount Qualitative Data in the form of recorded descriptions rather than numerical measurements. Double blind this term describes an experiment in which neither the subjects nor the experimenter knows whether a subject is a member of the experimental group or the control group Expert opinion recommendations of individuals who have expertise in a particular area that are sometimes the basis of a group's decision-making process The Newest Vital Sign is a valid and reliable screening tool available in English and Spanish that identifies patients at risk for low health literacy. [6 questions] ice cream label Meta analysis is the systematic review that incorporates a quantitative statistical analysis of the combined data from all of the included studies in a literature review Incidence Fraction of a population that contracts a disease during a specific time - how many new cases Prevalence the percentage of a population displaying a disorder during any specified period. - the portion of the population with that particular disease Relative risk 1 is good 1 is bad