Pta Exam 2

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Healthcare insurance

Back 1

Variety of policies that can be purchased to cover healthcare goods

Front 2

Insured

Back 2

Covered by policy

Front 3

Subscriber

Back 3

Individual who purchases policy

Front 4

Insurer

Back 4

Healthcare insurance company

Front 5

Covered services

Back 5

Services that are reimbursed by the insurance policy

Front 6

Durable medical equipment (DME)

Back 6

Equipment purchased to meet a specific healthcare need

Front 7

Medicare

Back 7

Federal Government

•Age or disability

Front 8

Medicaid

Back 8

Federal & State

•Income levels

Front 9

State children’s healthcare insurance program (SHIP)

Back 9

Kids who don’t have health insurance

Front 10

Deductible

Back 10

$ amount the subscriber pays before healthcare will pay the rest

Front 11

Higher detectable=

Back 11

Lower premium

Front 12

Copayment

Back 12

Flat $ amount a subscriber has to pay for specific health services

Front 13

Coinsurance

Back 13

A percentage, cost sharing obligation.

Front 14

More about Medicare

Back 14

1965: Elderly population, must have contributed to Medicare or meet the standards

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Beneficiary

Back 15

Individual entitled to Medicare

Front 16

Part A

Back 16

Hospital insurance, inpatient, skilled nursing home (BASIC SERVICES)

Front 17

Part B

Back 17

Supplementary medical insurance

Front 18

Part D

Back 18

Covers prescription drugs

Front 19

More about Medicaid

Back 19

People who can’t make enough $

Front 20

Balance Budget Act 1997

Back 20

Eliminated budget deficient

Front 21

Medicare modernization Act 2006

Back 21

Imitation of Medicare part D

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MMO PPO

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Group of physicians together. Medicaid getting more patients to doctors, Medicare pays less

Front 23

Reimbursement

Back 23

Providers get money from insurance

Front 24

Retrospective

Back 24

Fee for services

Front 25

Definition of Communication

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Expression, ideas and thoughts

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Verbal communication

Back 26

Has to be verbalized

• Speaking

Front 27

Nonverbal communication

Back 27

Other kinds

•Gestures, written, sign langue, picture, head nodding

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••Critical thinking

Back 28

Knowing how to do a job by yourself

Front 29

Communication

Back 29

Communicating affectively to get done what needs

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Problem-solving

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Recognize & define problems

Front 31

Inter-personal skill

Back 31

Interact affectively with partners

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Responsibility

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Being accountable

Front 33

Professionalism

Back 33

Exhibit appropriate behavior

Front 34

Constructive feedback use

Back 34

Take what’s being said to you and apply it

Front 35

Affective use of time & resources

Back 35

Manage time and resources affectively

Front 36

Stress management

Back 36

Identify sources of stress to develop effective coping behaviors.

Front 37

••Commitment to learning

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Self-direct learning to include needs and learning

Front 38

Cognitive problem solving

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Understanding

Front 39

Cycomotor problem solving

Back 39

Putting into motion

Front 40

Affective problem solving

Back 40

Communicate back to you

Front 41

Rapport

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Mutual collaboration & respect

Front 42

Cultural rapport

Back 42

Dress & greeting

Front 43

Verbal Rapport

Back 43

Similar phases or convo

Front 44

Behavioral rapport

Back 44

Posture, & body movements

Front 45

Cultural competence

Back 45

Ethics, religion, sexual orientation, generations, socio-economic backgrounds.

Front 46

Cultural “continuism”

Back 46

Negative, neutral and positove

Front 47

Transitinolist

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Before 1946

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Baby boomers

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1946-1964

Front 49

Generation Xers

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1965-1981

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Milennals

Back 50

1982-200

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Cultural Destructors

Back 51

People treated in a dehumanizing manner

Front 52

Cultural proficiency

Back 52

Cultural differences highly regarded and understood