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Voluntary hospitals provided care for the undeserving poor.

false

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Which of the following is NOT a feature of the late 19th century hospital?

Increased emphasis on custodial care

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custodial care refers to...

Care involving basic needs (housing, feeding, bathing, dressing, etc.) + Care offered by almshouses 

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Which of the following scientific and/or technological developments helped facilitate the rise of the modern hospital?

Germ theory, Anesthetic, Centralization, improvements in quality of training for nurses, lab techs, etc. 

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Racial segregation was a significant problem in the 20th century hospital.

true

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Does Medicare pay for long-term care?

Medicare pays for long-term care, but only for about 150 days (post-acute care)

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"Aging in place" is a type of long-term care.

true

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Medicaid pays for long-term care, but if an applicant's income/assests exceeds Medicaid's financial limits, they must "spend down." 

true

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Which historic event triggered the creation of Veterans hospitals in the United States?

world war 1

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What is death brokering, according to Stefan Timmermans?

Making death culturally legible and acceptable

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Having a DNR is a guarantee that life-sustaining measures like CPR will not be administered

false

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Doctors in several US states can legally administer lethal dose of medications to end a patient's life under certain conditions.

false

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What does the concept technological imperative refer to?

The idea that medical technology is good and should be used regardless of cost or circumstance, even if it causes harm 

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POLST and MOLST are advance directives. 

false

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Hospice is another word for palliative care.

false

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Which of the following moved Cecily Saunders to found hospice?

She was disturbed by the emotional and spiritual neglect of dying patients at hospitals

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How has hospice become profitable?


Medicare pays providers a predetermined rate per patient daily, regardless of how involved providers are in hospice care, Most hospice care is provided at home, Nurses aren't required to visit more than twice a month, Family members can be recruited to perform unpaid hospice-related care, Private equity firms increasingly own hospice facilities