Chapter 11: Admitting, Transferring, and Discharging

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What all does a resident do when being newly admitted?

  • collect insurance video

  • sign an agreement or contract agreeing to the services provided and the costs

  • Patient Self-Determination Act and Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act is brought to the attention

  • their legal rights

  • if they have any advanced directives yet

  • the procedure on how to file complaints

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Admission Kits items

personal care items, bath basin, emesis basin, water pitcher, cup, toothpaste, soap, a comb, lotion, tissues, specimen cup 9sometimes), label and transport bag

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When first being admitted, it is policy that we…

measure the residents height and weight (sometimes a urine specimen)

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Baseline signs

initial values that can be compared to the future measurements

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When an emergency happens to a patient and they leave the room we should…

help collect the resident belongings and personal care items by packing them carefully

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Nursing assistants are often responsible for ___

gathering equipment for the nurse or doctor

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The dorsal recumbent position

used to examine the breasts, chest, abdomen, and perineal area (laying on back with the knees lifted)

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The lithotomy (pelvic) position

used to examined the vagina (what your put in at the gyne office)

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The knee-chest position

may be used to examine the rectum or vagina (doggy style)