OccupationalTherapistAssists patientswith disabilities todevelop, recover,ormaintain theirskills for dailyactivities and workInpatientHealthCareAcute carehospital or medicalsettingLong-term acutecare hospitalSkilled nursingfacilityUnlicensedAssistivePersonnelPerforms morecomplicated tasksthan the certifiednursing assistant,including sterileprocedures, in somestatesSelf-payUninsured pts.may choosethis option andcan be offereda payment planMedicalSocialWorkerplans for patients’needs afterdischarge; andarranges forneeded care suchas home healthcareNursePractitionerMasters-preparedregistered nursecertified in a specificarea of practice andidentified withadvanced practicelicenseRegisteredDietitianplans regularmenus anddevelops specialmenus tomeet the dietaryneeds of patientsChaplinProvidesspiritual carefor patients inhospitals andhospicesettingsTeamNursingnurses andcertified nursingassistants (CNAs)or other assistivepersonnel thatprovide care for agroup of patientPharmacistdistributesprescriptionmedications andadvises patientsand prescriberson the selectionCertifiedNursingAssistantPerformspatient careduties andassistsnursing staffPhysicalTherapistProvides services tohelp improve orrestore functionand mobility, relievepain, and prevent orlimitpermanent physicaldisabilitiesMedicaidIncome below povertylevel◦ Benefits differs bystate◦ Pregnant women,children, and thedisabled with anincome below povertylevels ManagedCareAny method offinancing andorganizing the deliveryof healthcare in which costs arecontained bycontrolling theprovision ofbenefits and servicesHealthMaintenanceOrganization(HMO)Cost containment plan◦ Primary carephysicians (PCP) paidset amount per monthto care for members◦ Member seeks carein network, needsreferral to see aspecialistPrimaryCareNursingOne nurse isresponsible forall aspects ofnursing care fortheir assignedpatientsMedicalLaboratoryTech.Examines andanalyzes body fluidsand tissues, matchesblood fortransfusions, andtests for blood levelsofmedicationsClientCenteredCareAllows patients toachieve independencewithin the limits of theirdisability bypermitting them to havea voice in theirrehabilitation, schedule,goals, and method ofattaining those goalsMedicalNecessityPatient’sclinical/medicalinformation versusaccepted medicalreview criteria◦ Must seemreasonable andnecessarySpeech/LanguageTherapistAssesses,diagnoses,treats, and helpsto preventdisorders relatedto swallowingOutPatientHealthCareHealthdepartmentsMedical officeHome healthcareHospiceMedicalDoctorResponsible fordiagnosing and treatingdisease, illness,and injury; ordering diets,tests, medications,treatments, therapies,and procedures; anddirectingoverall care of patientsPhysiciansAssistantEmployed by aphysician or hospitalto work closelywith the physicianand assist in directingpatient careMedicareOver 65, or thoseyounger with end-stage renaldisease (ESRD),or otherdebilitatingdiseasesRegisteredNursePracticesnursing within adefined scopeunder thedirection of aphysicianPathologistMedical doctorwho examinestissue and bloodsamplesto determine theorigin or existenceof diseaseRespiratoryTherapistEvaluates, treats,and cares forpatients withbreathingproblems due toheart and lungdiseaseRadiologistMedical doctorwho specializesin proceduresinvolvingx-rays andradiation therapyLicensedPracticalNursePractices withina defined scopeunder thesupervisionof a physician,dentist, or RNOccupationalTherapistAssists patientswith disabilities todevelop, recover,ormaintain theirskills for dailyactivities and workInpatientHealthCareAcute carehospital or medicalsettingLong-term acutecare hospitalSkilled nursingfacilityUnlicensedAssistivePersonnelPerforms morecomplicated tasksthan the certifiednursing assistant,including sterileprocedures, in somestatesSelf-payUninsured pts.may choosethis option andcan be offereda payment planMedicalSocialWorkerplans for patients’needs afterdischarge; andarranges forneeded care suchas home healthcareNursePractitionerMasters-preparedregistered nursecertified in a specificarea of practice andidentified withadvanced practicelicenseRegisteredDietitianplans regularmenus anddevelops specialmenus tomeet the dietaryneeds of patientsChaplinProvidesspiritual carefor patients inhospitals andhospicesettingsTeamNursingnurses andcertified nursingassistants (CNAs)or other assistivepersonnel thatprovide care for agroup of patientPharmacistdistributesprescriptionmedications andadvises patientsand prescriberson the selectionCertifiedNursingAssistantPerformspatient careduties andassistsnursing staffPhysicalTherapistProvides services tohelp improve orrestore functionand mobility, relievepain, and prevent orlimitpermanent physicaldisabilitiesMedicaidIncome below povertylevel◦ Benefits differs bystate◦ Pregnant women,children, and thedisabled with anincome below povertylevels ManagedCareAny method offinancing andorganizing the deliveryof healthcare in which costs arecontained bycontrolling theprovision ofbenefits and servicesHealthMaintenanceOrganization(HMO)Cost containment plan◦ Primary carephysicians (PCP) paidset amount per monthto care for members◦ Member seeks carein network, needsreferral to see aspecialistPrimaryCareNursingOne nurse isresponsible forall aspects ofnursing care fortheir assignedpatientsMedicalLaboratoryTech.Examines andanalyzes body fluidsand tissues, matchesblood fortransfusions, andtests for blood levelsofmedicationsClientCenteredCareAllows patients toachieve independencewithin the limits of theirdisability bypermitting them to havea voice in theirrehabilitation, schedule,goals, and method ofattaining those goalsMedicalNecessityPatient’sclinical/medicalinformation versusaccepted medicalreview criteria◦ Must seemreasonable andnecessarySpeech/LanguageTherapistAssesses,diagnoses,treats, and helpsto preventdisorders relatedto swallowingOutPatientHealthCareHealthdepartmentsMedical officeHome healthcareHospiceMedicalDoctorResponsible fordiagnosing and treatingdisease, illness,and injury; ordering diets,tests, medications,treatments, therapies,and procedures; anddirectingoverall care of patientsPhysiciansAssistantEmployed by aphysician or hospitalto work closelywith the physicianand assist in directingpatient careMedicareOver 65, or thoseyounger with end-stage renaldisease (ESRD),or otherdebilitatingdiseasesRegisteredNursePracticesnursing within adefined scopeunder thedirection of aphysicianPathologistMedical doctorwho examinestissue and bloodsamplesto determine theorigin or existenceof diseaseRespiratoryTherapistEvaluates, treats,and cares forpatients withbreathingproblems due toheart and lungdiseaseRadiologistMedical doctorwho specializesin proceduresinvolvingx-rays andradiation therapyLicensedPracticalNursePractices withina defined scopeunder thesupervisionof a physician,dentist, or RN

Healthcare systems - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. I-Assists patients with disabilities to develop, recover, or maintain their skills for daily activities and work
    I-Occupational Therapist
  2. O-Acute care hospital or medical setting Long-term acute care hospital Skilled nursing facility
    O-Inpatient Health Care
  3. O-Performs more complicated tasks than the certified nursing assistant, including sterile procedures, in some states
    O-Unlicensed Assistive Personnel
  4. N-Uninsured pts. may choose this option and can be offered a payment plan
    N-Self-pay
  5. G-plans for patients’ needs after discharge; and arranges for needed care such as home health care
    G-Medical Social Worker
  6. G-Masters-prepared registered nurse certified in a specific area of practice and identified with advanced practice license
    G-Nurse Practitioner
  7. I-plans regular menus and develops special menus to meet the dietary needs of patients
    I-Registered Dietitian
  8. I-Provides spiritual care for patients in hospitals and hospice settings
    I-Chaplin
  9. N-nurses and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) or other assistive personnel that provide care for a group of patient
    N-Team Nursing
  10. G-distributes prescription medications and advises patients and prescribers on the selection
    G-Pharmacist
  11. G-Performs patient care duties and assists nursing staff
    G-Certified Nursing Assistant
  12. O-Provides services to help improve or restore function and mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit permanent physical disabilities
    O-Physical Therapist
  13. B-Income below poverty level ◦ Benefits differs by state ◦ Pregnant women, children, and the disabled with an income below poverty levels
    B-Medicaid
  14. B-Any method of financing and organizing the delivery of health care in which costs are contained by controlling the provision of benefits and services
    B-Managed Care
  15. B-Cost containment plan ◦ Primary care physicians (PCP) paid set amount per month to care for members ◦ Member seeks care in network, needs referral to see a specialist
    B-Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
  16. O-One nurse is responsible for all aspects of nursing care for their assigned patients
    O-Primary Care Nursing
  17. N-Examines and analyzes body fluids and tissues, matches blood for transfusions, and tests for blood levels of medications
    N-Medical Laboratory Tech.
  18. G-Allows patients to achieve independence within the limits of their disability by permitting them to have a voice in their rehabilitation, schedule, goals, and method of attaining those goals
    G-Client Centered Care
  19. I-Patient’s clinical/medical information versus accepted medical review criteria ◦ Must seem reasonable and necessary
    I-Medical Necessity
  20. O-Assesses, diagnoses, treats, and helps to prevent disorders related to swallowing
    O-Speech/ Language Therapist
  21. B-Health departments Medical office Home health care Hospice
    B-Out Patient Health Care
  22. G-Responsible for diagnosing and treating disease, illness, and injury; ordering diets, tests, medications, treatments, therapies, and procedures; and directing overall care of patients
    G-Medical Doctor
  23. O-Employed by a physician or hospital to work closely with the physician and assist in directing patient care
    O-Physicians Assistant
  24. N-Over 65, or those younger with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), or other debilitating diseases
    N-Medicare
  25. B-Practices nursing within a defined scope under the direction of a physician
    B-Registered Nurse
  26. B-Medical doctor who examines tissue and blood samples to determine the origin or existence of disease
    B-Pathologist
  27. I-Evaluates, treats, and cares for patients with breathing problems due to heart and lung disease
    I-Respiratory Therapist
  28. I-Medical doctor who specializes in procedures involving x-rays and radiation therapy
    I-Radiologist
  29. N-Practices within a defined scope under the supervision of a physician, dentist, or RN
    N-Licensed Practical Nurse