1.01 Terminology Health Care Facilities and Organizational Structures Crossword

A Continuing care retirement living community.
A slow or gradual onset, for which there is no know cure, the illness can be controlled and complications prevented.
Division of health service Regulations diagnostic.
Medical facilities run by several specialist working in cooperation associated with a hospital or medical school that deals with out patients.
A private establishment that provide living quarters and care for chronically ill, usually elderly patients.
To find a problem in a LTC facility through a survey done by a inspection team from the state.
Pertaining to the identification of a medical condition or disease as determined by a physician.
Civil money penalty, fines collected as a result of nursing home.
Medical problems with rapid onset, term used to distinguish cases from chronic condition.
The state nursing home review team leaves an exit report after the inspection or survey that outlines deficiencies noted during exception.
Sudden occurrence of a serious and urgent nature that demands immediate attention.
It is used in conjunction with the health care personnel registry
Pertaining to the aged or elderly
Homes for the aged(rest homes assist living).
Health care personnel registry
Care given in facilities or homes for people who have six or loss months to live
Provide Care in home for the patient needing health services, but not hospitalization
Facilities where 24 hour supervised nursing care is given to resident needing a high level of care for ongoing conditions
Pertaining to science of treatment that includes drugs, diet, exercise, and other non surgical means.
Medical assistance program for low income people. Funded government and each state.
Care for person with mental illness and disorders
Care that helps restore a person to the highest possible level, or function, independence, control, and adaption to a disability
Personal attendants who assist people with basic task such as bathing, dressing, eating, grooming.
A diagram or a facility showing how each department fits into the system, identifies lines of authority, and areas of responsibility.
Federal health insurance programs established for people aged 65 and older and people with permanent kidney failure or certain diabetes.