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A series of questions and answers related to the field of health and human services. It covers topics such as the role of government in healthcare, cultural competence, ethical conflicts, and patient engagement. Useful for students studying health and human services, as it provides insights into key concepts and practices in the field.
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In the United States, what is the role of government in the healthcare
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Which statement describes the role and purpose of the care coordinator? -
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Which statement describes an individual whose purpose is to collaborate with certified professionals such as social workers to support and provide
social services within a community? - <<<<<
Which statement describes the role of healthcare administrators and their purpose in a healthcare organization? -
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Why is cultural competence necessary? -
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dentify some of the roles in HHS and describe the activities or actions that should be performed by each identified role. -
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engaging patients, streamlining activities between providers and reducing costs and negative patient outcomes.
Mobilizers work with the community to identify needs, resources, and services.
Health educators provide education and training on topics related to healthcare.
Social and human services assistants work alongside social workers to assist with paperwork and connecting patients to social services.
Which of the following is the cause of the distrust a patient experiences when they feel that a professional has not acted in their best interest or disregarded their right to make their own decisions? -
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What are two techniques used by providers to make patients feel secure and build a trusting environment? Choose 2 answers. -
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Which ACE model goal encourages the inclusion of community members to share the history, culture, and uniqueness of their community that would be
unknown to those from outside? - <<<<<
Which ACE model goal is focused on forming and improving beneficial relationships and ensuring the relationships continue? -
-case fatality
-basic reproductive rate
-infectious
The time from when someone gets infected until the symptoms start is the ___________ period.
incubation
acceptance
infectious
reproductive - <<<<<
Once the patient starts to show symptoms of the disease this is know as the
________ stage. - <<<<<
This refers to the process where both client and provider actively manage the client's care to meet the client's healthcare goals -
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When assessing a patient to determine their Behavioral Risk Factor for a cognitive disability a HHS professional may ask: -
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When assessing a patient to determine their Behavioral Risk Factor for an independent living disability a HHS professional may ask: -
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condition, do you have difficulty doing errands alone such as visiting a doctor's office or shopping?
A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities is known as a ___________ -
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Which of the following terms describes when the individual body structure or function or mental function is altered
-impairment
-activity limitation
Some chronic illnesses can have acute episodes? -
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People are likely to develop disease if they have weak immune systems. All of the following except can cause weak immune systems: -
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What strategies do professionals use to collaborate with their clients and
build trust? - <<<<<
What are the three components of a Trust Triangle? -
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2.Logic- a professional demonstrating both the ability to treat a client properly and the use of sound judgment and reasoning
Which ACE model goal encourages the inclusion of community members to share the history, culture, and uniqueness of their community that would be
unknown to those from outside? - <<<<<
Which ACE model goal is focused on forming and improving beneficial relationships and ensuring the relationships continue? -
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Which concept is achieved when individuals and groups find their healthcare
needs are being met? - <<<<<
What becomes lower when communities engage in activities to help their members receive preventive care and avoid disease? -
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What is the goal of Reflection in the Open-end questions, Affirmation, Reflections, Summarizing (OARS) technique? -
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A 74-year-old presents to the clinic with his wife. She begins explaining that her husband is becoming more forgetful and not speaking. His physician refers him to a neurologist.How can a human services representative support this couple?
Provide the client's wife with printed material about dementia and follow up after being seen by the neurologist.
Ask to speak to the client's wife privately about his memory loss.
Listen to the wife's concerns and then explain the recommended next steps
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An 80-year-old client with dementia develops diabetes. Her son wants to admit her to a nursing home facility to care for her, but she demonstrates resistance after her son's recommendation. The primary care doctor prescribed medications and a strict diet. Two weeks later the client returns to the clinic with her son, who states she has not been taking the medicine or following the diet.How can the healthcare professional assist this client and
her son? - <<<<<
Tonia broke her arm at work last month. Since then she has been unable to work and will be unable to do so for the next two weeks. Which type of
disability does Tonia have? - <<<<<
Karyn has been diagnosed with asthma and heart failure, and she experienced a stroke several years ago. What describes Karyn's conditions?
-cute chronic conditions
Multiple chronic conditions
Temporary disabilities
Long-term disabilities - <<<<<
Whittney, a care coordinator, is meeting with a new client, Brennan. She explains that the questions she asks him will help her to arrange the correct services for him and that she will not use the information for any other reason. Which strategy is Whittney using to build trust with Brennan? -
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Antonio, a transplant coordinator, is meeting with Darius. Darius is going to donate one of his kidneys to his father and is expressing concerns regarding the coordination of his appointments prior to the procedure. Antonio carefully walks Darius through a step-by-step plan of every appointment and the reason it was scheduled at the time it was. Which technique did Antonio
demonstrate? - <<<<<
Darius continues speaking with his transplant coordinator, Antonio, and outlines his concerns for his recovery, as well as his father's. Antonio listens carefully to Darius' concerns and expresses to him that he wants the best for both Darius and his father and asks what information he can provide to help Darius feel more comfortable. Which technique did Antonio demonstrate? -
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Nekia is an activities coordinator at an assisted living facility. Recently she noticed that many of her clients seem very lethargic during their designated activity time. Nekia decides to research ways to increase client engagement levels during their time together. She researches some of the latest articles and information from other activity coordinators and discovers that activity time is directly after lunch when many clients receive medication. She requested to have the time changed. She f -
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Why does evidence-based practice increase client-professional trust? -
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The time in which a person can spread the disease and infect others is know
as ___________period. - <<<<<
If Mark shows no signs or symptoms of the hepatitis but is still able to infect others with this disease this is know as which of the following? -
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If a report shows that 2 out of 1,000 people die from a disease after being
infected this is known as what? - <<<<<
Infectious diseases are caused by all of the following infectious agents
except: - <<<<<
Once the patient starts to show symptoms of the disease this is know as the
________ stage. - <<<<<
Chronic illness is defined as any condition of longer duration, lasting a ________ or more, that requires medical intervention or limits activities of
divisions and many smaller agencies to appropriately address different health needs.By dividing a huge set of responsibilities into more manageable subsets, HHS is able to address those smaller areas within healthcare adequately.
How are health services for low-income mothers and children, the elderly, and people with disabilities affected by whether their particular state has
adopted Medicaid expansion? - <<<<<
How would healthcare management at the local county health department
level be accurately described? - <<<<<
Which of these are typically provided by community health services? -
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There are four main models of healthcare systems represented across the
globe: What are they. - <<<<<
Employer-provided health insurance systems
National health insurance systems
Out-of-pocket systems
The lowest level of healthcare management is? -
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What is the vital role that The U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services oversee? - <<<<<
Why is the United States' healthcare different from other countries? -
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Any healthcare system has prevention and care as its basic purpose and
includes the same basic parts: - <<<<<
What is goal of WHO? - <<<<<
What are coordinator roles and how do they support individuals in the health
and human services system? - <<<<<
care coordinator - <<<<<
procedures, and support management of a facility or organization's staff, finances, and programs
What are the roles of pat. advocate and mobilizer? -
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Roles of a Healthcare administrators -
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what type of training do Health educators provide? -
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What are the roles and careers in Health and human services system? -
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Describe the roles of healthcare administrators and their purpose in a
healthcare organization. - <<<<<
Which statement describes an individual whose purpose is to collaborate with certified professionals such as social workers to support and provide
social services within a community? - <<<<<
Which statement describes the purpose of a patient advocate for an
individual and healthcare team? - <<<<<
Which statement describes the role and purpose of the care coordinator? -
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Why is it essential for health and human service workers to work effectively
with other teams? - <<<<<
What Are Multidisciplinary Teams? - <<<<<
what is interdisciplinary teams - <<<<<
National Institutes of Health (NIH): seeks knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and application of knowledge to enhance health, lengthen life, and reduce illness and disability.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA): leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health and improve lives of people with mental and substance use disorders, and their families. (www.samhsa.gov)
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS): provides effective health care coverage and promotes quality care for people with
Which HHS entity should the health clinic reach out to for more help and how
can that entity assist? - <<<<<
List some roles within the HHS entities or organizations that could assist a
patient with their health needs. - <<<<<
patient advocate - <<<<<
The six common disability categories include -
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Short-term disability refers to - <<<<<
A chronic disability is - <<<<<
What is the minimum duration for an illness to be considered chronic? -
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Advocacy groups offer many advantages for those with chronic illnesses,
such as - <<<<<
Which sentence describes one difference between a whiplash injury and a
traumatic brain injury? - <<<<<
which scenario should a healthcare professional suspect a chronic rather
than acute illness - <<<<<
What is the Motivational interviewing technique name and function? -
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