Hospice 101. On the Road Again. Under Pressure. Everybody Hurts. Legends of the Fall
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2 Under Pressure On the Road Again Everybody Hurts Hospice 101 Legends of the Fall
3 Under Pressure - 10 This stage of a pressure injury has partial-thickness loss of skin with exposed dermis. Adipose and deeper tissue are not visible.
4 Under Pressure - 10 Stage 2 pressure injury
5 Under Pressure - 20 If slough or eschar obscures the extent of tissue loss, it is considered to be what?
6 Under Pressure - 20 Unstageable Pressure Injury
7 Under Pressure - 30 This stage of a pressure injury has full thickness skin and tissue loss with exposed or directly palpable fascia, muscle, tendon, ligament, cartilage, or bone. Undermining and/or tunneling often occur.
8 Under Pressure - 30 Stage 4 Pressure Injury
9 Under Pressure - 40 Intact or non-intact skin with persistent non-blanchable deep-red, maroon, or purple discoloration. This injury typically results from intense or prolonged pressure and shear forces at the bone-muscle interface.
10 Under Pressure - 40 Deep Tissue Pressure Injury
11 Under Pressure - 50 The presence of this in a wound prolongs the inflammatory phase and facilitates bacterial proliferation, resulting in an increased risk of infection.
12 Under Pressure - 50 Necrotic tissue
13 On the Road Again - 10 For aging drivers, who has the final authority on licensing. This includes restrictions, endorsements, and revocation.
14 On the Road Again - 10 Department of Public Safety (DPS)
15 On the Road Again - 20 What type of visual impairment makes it difficult for some older individuals to drive at night?
16 On the Road Again - 20 Cataracts
17 On the Road Again - 30 In assessing for motor speed, what is considered to be a normal reaction time.
18 On the Road Again second
19 On the Road Again - 40 A panel of licensed doctors appointed by the Texas Department of State Health Services to review documentation relating to an individual s ability to drive. This panel makes a recommendation to the DPS on licensing.
20 On the Road Again - 40 Medical Advisory Board (MAB)
21 On the Road Again - 50 For drivers between the age of 79 and 84, how often does their license expire?
22 On the Road Again - 50 Every 6 years
23 Everybody Hurts - 10 This type of pain is produced by a noxious physical or chemical stimuli, resulting in tissue damage or stress. It can be either visceral or somatic. Examples include incisions, contusions, pressure, heat, cold, or chemicals.
24 Everybody Hurts - 10 Nociceptive Pain
25 Everybody Hurts - 20 Who is responsible for defining the concept of total pain?
26 Everybody Hurts - 20 Dame Cicely Saunders
27 Everybody Hurts - 30 An iatrogenic syndrome of abnormal behavior that develops secondary to inadequate pain management. Behaviors include escalation in analgesic demands, clock-watching, or doctor shopping. The behavior ceases with adequate pain relief.
28 Everybody Hurts - 30 Pseudo-addiction
29 Everybody Hurts - 40 What is the peak effect time for a fentanyl patch?
30 Everybody Hurts hours
31 Everybody Hurts - 50 This pain medication is primarily metabolized in the liver and is excreted in the urine. Because of its low plasma protein binding and low probability of interfering with the metabolism of other drugs, it is recommended for patients taking multiple medications.
32 Everybody Hurts - 50 Hydromorphone
33 Hospice What is the duration of the initial hospice care coverage?
34 Hospice days
35 Hospice To meet hospice criteria for dementia, at what stage must an individual be on the FAST scale?
36 Hospice Stage 7c
37 Hospice What diagnoses can no longer be listed as the principal terminal diagnosis for hospice eligibility?
38 Hospice Debility or Failure to Thrive
39 Hospice What are the four levels of hospice care?
40 Hospice Routine Home Care (RHC) Continuous Home Care (CHC) Inpatient Respite Care (IRC) General Inpatient Care (GIC)
41 Hospice In regards to hospice eligibility for cancer, a calcium level greater than what is considered to be supporting documentation?
42 Hospice Greater than 12
43 Legends of the Fall - 10 Name the two categories of factors used when evaluating a fall.
44 Legends of the Fall 10 Extrinsic and Intrinsic Factors
45 Legends of the Fall - 20 This commonly recommended activity includes elements of strengthening, balance, and endurance training.
46 Legends of the Fall 20 Tai Chi
47 Legends of the Fall - 30 What is considered to be the single most predictive risk factor for future falls?
48 Legends of the Fall 30 Prior Fall
49 Legends of the Fall - 40 Assessment and supplementation of this vitamin is recommended for fall prevention.
50 Legends of the Fall 40 Vitamin D
51 Legends of the Fall - 50 When performing the Get Up and Go test, at what time is a comprehensive evaluation recommended?
52 Legends of the Fall 50 > 20 seconds
53 Complementary and Alternative Medicine
54 Final Jeopardy This part of the brain is activated by music. It is stimulated when there is an emotional response to a recalled memory. It is often one of the last areas of the brain to atrophy over the course of Alzheimer s disease.
55 Final Jeopardy Medial Prefrontal Cortex (MPF)
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