Question 1

In 2012, how many family caregivers were there in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  7 million 
B)  4.5 million 
C)  12 million 
D)  10.5 million 
A)  7 million 
B)  4.5 million 
C)  12 million 
D)  10.5 million

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of a collective dwelling?

Accepted Answer

A)  Living in a facility that provides long-term care 
B)  Living with family members in the family home 
C)  Living with friends in the same position 
D)  Living alone in an apartment building for seniors 
A)  Living in a facility that provides long-term care 
B)  Living with family members in the family home 
C)  Living with friends in the same position 
D)  Living alone in an apartment building for seniors

Question 3

What are the components of facility-based long-term care? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  Provide companionship services 
B)  Provide accommodations 
C)  Provide hospitality services 
D)  Provide health services 
A)  Provide companionship services 
B)  Provide accommodations 
C)  Provide hospitality services 
D)  Provide health services

Question 4

List the three components of facility-based long-term care.

Accepted Answer

-Providing accommoda

Question 5

What is the best definition for the term "chronic care"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Persistent conditions that require ongoing medical management over many years 
B)  An interprofessional team that engages with the patient to arrive at clinical outcomes 
C)  Population health promotion that aims to prevent illness and enhance community participation 
D)  Patients with chronic conditions require access to comprehensive, coordinated health care from professionals 
A)  Persistent conditions that require ongoing medical management over many years 
B)  An interprofessional team that engages with the patient to arrive at clinical outcomes 
C)  Population health promotion that aims to prevent illness and enhance community participation 
D)  Patients with chronic conditions require access to comprehensive, coordinated health care from professionals

Question 6

The goal of hospice care is quality end-of-life care in any setting. Where and when did the first hospice open?

Accepted Answer

A)  In England in the 1960s 
B)  In Canada in the 1950s 
C)  In England in the 1940s 
D)  In Canada in the 1930s 
A)  In England in the 1960s 
B)  In Canada in the 1950s 
C)  In England in the 1940s 
D)  In Canada in the 1930s

Question 7

What term is used to describe a variety of services that are necessary for the physical and psychological needs of patients who are no longer able to function independently?

Accepted Answer

A)  Functional Care 
B)  Hospice Care 
C)  Community Care 
D)  Long-Term Care 
A)  Functional Care 
B)  Hospice Care 
C)  Community Care 
D)  Long-Term Care

Question 8

What are the reasons why people decide to move from their own homes into a collective dwelling? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  Lack of availability of willing family caregivers 
B)  Declining health 
C)  Increasing frailty 
D)  Concerns for safety 
E)  None of above 
A)  Lack of availability of willing family caregivers 
B)  Declining health 
C)  Increasing frailty 
D)  Concerns for safety 
E)  None of above

Question 9

Over the next 20 to 30 years, the number of Canadians living with and dying from chronic diseases will increase. Why is this the case?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because new registered nurses will be introduced to the workforce 
B)  Because the aging population will be increasing 
C)  Because many nurses will retire and we will have a nursing shortage 
D)  Because the aging population will be decreasing 
A)  Because new registered nurses will be introduced to the workforce 
B)  Because the aging population will be increasing 
C)  Because many nurses will retire and we will have a nursing shortage 
D)  Because the aging population will be decreasing

Question 10

Home and community-based service are intended to be used by which population group?

Accepted Answer

A)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to a palliative care facility 
B)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to an acute care facility 
C)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to a long-term care facility 
D)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to a rehabilitative care facility 
A)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to a palliative care facility 
B)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to an acute care facility 
C)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to a long-term care facility 
D)  People who do not yet qualify for admission to a rehabilitative care facility

Exam 25: Chronic Care, Long-Term Care, and Palliative Care

In 2012, how many family caregivers were there in Canada?

Which of the following is an example of a collective dwelling?

What are the components of facility-based long-term care? Select all that apply.

List the three components of facility-based long-term care.

What is the best definition for the term "chronic care"?

The goal of hospice care is quality end-of-life care in any setting. Where and when did the first hospice open?

What term is used to describe a variety of services that are necessary for the physical and psychological needs of patients who are no longer able to function independently?

What are the reasons why people decide to move from their own homes into a collective dwelling? Select all that apply.

Over the next 20 to 30 years, the number of Canadians living with and dying from chronic diseases will increase. Why is this the case?

Home and community-based service are intended to be used by which population group?

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