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402
Index
F
Fall prevention
bed and chair alarms, 187 cardiovascular assessment, 186 fall teams, 187 functional assessment, 186 history of, 185 multifactorial fall risk assessment, 185 neurologic assessment, 186 recommendations, 186 restraints, 187
side rails, 187 Fatigue/weakness/lack of energy, 209, 210 F-Tags, 83–85 F-Tag 329, 353 F-Tag 501, 86
G
Gastroesophageal reux disease (GERD), 355 General power of attorney, 302 Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses
Association, 98
Goals of care
age friendly care, 185
end-of-life care, 184
exercise, 193
fall prevention, 185–187
immunizations (see Immunizations)
nutrition and vitamin and mineral
supplementation, 189–191 periodic follow-up meetings, 184 POLST, 184 screening test
cervical cancer, 192 colon cancer, 192 lung cancer, 193 osteoporosis, 191, 192 prostate cancer, 193
tuberculosis, 192 Good Samaritan laws, 294 Gradual Dose Reduction (GDR), 352,
353, 364–365
H
Heart failure (HF)
causes, 113 evaluation, 113–115 factors, 115, 116 management
nonpharmacologic therapy, 117
patient outcomes, 116
pharmacological approach, 117–120
overview, 112 refractory HF, 121 rehospitalization, 121
Herpes zoster (HZ)
laboratory diagnosis, 154 medical staff, 154 nursing leadership, 154 prevalence, 153 treatment, 155
vaccination, 154, 155, 189 Hip and knee replacements, 6 HIPAA, see Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act Home-based primary care (HBPC), 25, 72, 73 Home care, 32
Agency Home Health Care
home care aid, 29 members, 27 occupational therapist, 29 physical therapists, 28 requirements, 29–31 skilled nursing, 28 social worker, 29
speech therapist, 28 denition, 24 physician house call
billing for services, 26, 27
preparation, 25, 26
requirements, 24, 25 physician reimbursement
certication/recertication codes, 31
CPO, 31, 32
Home health aide (HHA), 64 Hyperkalemia, 114 Hypertension (HTN), 358, 359
benets, 103, 104 denition, 102 evaluation, 104 implications, 107 physiologic changes, 102 treatment goals, 104–106 treatment risks, 103, 104
Hyperthyroidism
causes, 145, 146 diagnosis, 146 management, 146, 147 signs and symptoms, 146
Hypodermoclysis, 235 Hypoglycemia
care transitions, 139 denition, 137 glycemic control, 138 ingestion, 137 insulin-induced hypoglycemia, 137
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interprofessional communication, 138, 139 recognition, 137
risk factors, 137 Hypomagnesemia, 114 Hyponatremia, 114 Hypothyroidism
causes, 143
clinical evaluation, 143, 144
denition, 142
subclinical hypothyroidism, 144, 145
treatment, 144
I
Immunizations
COVID-19 vaccination, 189
inuenza, 187, 188
pneumococcus, 188, 189
shingles, 189
tetanus, 189 Improving Medicare Post-Acute Care
Transformation of 2014
(IMPACT) Act, 10 Independent living facility (ILF), 24 Infection control program (ICP), 387, 388 Inuenza, 187, 188 Initial Nursing Facility Care code, 333 Inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF), 4, 6, 375 Institute of Medicine and National Council of
State Boards of Nursing, 94 Insulin
analog insulin therapy, 135 medication management, 136 overview, 133 SSI, 133 standard human insulin therapy, 135 treatment goals, 135
Ischemic wounds, 249
J
Joint Commission on Accreditation of
Hospital Organizations
(JCAHO), 353
L
Lewy Body Disease (LBD), 266 Licensed practice nurse (LPN), 28 Living Will, 305 Long-Term Acute Care Hospital
(LTACH), 4, 7 Long-term residents, 77 Lower extremity joint replacements (LEJRs), 6 Lung cancer, 193
M
MacArthur Capacity Assessment Test, 305 Magnesium deciency, 191 Medical director
characteristics, 82 nursing facility, role in
case reviews, 89 clinical policies and protocols, 89 regulatory expectations for, 89
relationship with the nursing
facility, 88, 89 role, denition, 82 role origin, 82, 83 roles and responsibilities
clinical leadership, 87 current standards of practice, 84 F-Tag 841, 84–85 professional foundation, 85, 86 regulatory foundation, 83, 84 relationship with practitioners, 86, 87
Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment
(MOLST), 184
Medicare Advantage (MA) plan, 2 Medicare Payment Advisory Commission
(MedPAC), 2
Medication management
analgesics, 358 anticholinergic burden, 351, 352 anticoagulation, 360 beta-blocker, 360 care transition, 353 causes of death, 341 Choosing Wisely®, 361 deprescribing and GDR, 352,
353, 364–365 diabetic medication, 355 hypertension, 358, 359 medication errors, 353 over-prescribing of
antibiotics, 354
PPIs, 355 pharmacogenomics, 361, 362 physiologic changes
absorption, 342
distribution, 343
metabolism, 343, 344
pharmacodynamics, 345
renal elimination and clearance, 345 preventing adverse drug effects
Beers’ List, 346
START criteria, 350–351
STOPP criteria, 346–349 psychoactive medication, 353, 354 special considerations, beta-blockers, 360 subclinical hypothyroidism, 360, 361
404
Index
Medium chain triglycerides (MCT), 238 Mental illness, 304 Mini Mental Status Examination
(MMSE), 304
Modication of Diet in Renal Disease
(MDRD) equation, 345
MOLST, see Medical Orders for Life-
Sustaining Treatment
Morphine milligram equivalents (MME), 219
N
National Healthcare Safety Network
(NHSN), 388
National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel
(NPIAP) Staging System, 248 Nausea and vomiting, 204, 206, 207 Non-physician practitioners (NPP), 337, 338 Non-valvular atrial brillation, 360 Nurse practitioners (NP), 93
collaborative practice, 97, 98 in long-term care, 95 prescribing privileges, 96, 97 quality and accessibility, 95 reduced practice, 94 restricted practice, 94
Nursing facility (NF), 166, 188
federal regulations, 83 hospital admissions and readmissions
ACO, 170 acute change in condition (see Acute
change in condition)
effective communication, 168, 169 POLST, 178, 179 transitions of care, 167, 168
and medical director, 88
Nutrition
appetite stimulants, 236, 237 assessment, 232, 233 disease, 232 ethical and legal issues, 238 feeding tubes, 237, 238 uids, 234 indications, 237, 238 medication, 231 recommendations, 230 regulations, 238, 239 residential care, 229 risk factors, 231 supplements, 235, 236
O
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA),
83, 87, 88
Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987, 78 Opioid analgesics, 216–220 Osteomyelitis, 255 Osteoporosis, 191, 192 Overweight, 189
P
P450 cytochrome system, 343, 344 Pain management, 212–216 Palliative care, 121
anorexia/cachexia, 204, 205 behavioral and psychologic symptoms, 198 CAPC, 197 constipation, 207, 208 delirium, 208, 209 depression/anxiety, 211, 212 dyspnea, 205, 206, 219 end of life care, 223–225 fatigue/weakness/lack of energy,209, 210 hospice care, 220–223 illness trajectories and prognostication,
199, 200
indication and clinical parameters,
200, 201 nausea and vomiting, 204, 206, 207 opioid analgesics, 216–220 pain management, 212–216 principles of, 198, 199 symptom assessment and management,
202, 203
Parkinson’s disease, 193 Patient-centered medical plan, 81 Patient’s Bill of Rights, 295 Peptic ulcer disease (PUD), 355 Person-Centered Care (PCC)
attitudes, 312, 313 care plan meetings, 319, 320 denition, 311 empowering, 320–323 family communication, 316, 317 family meeting, 317–319 family spokesperson, 315 knowledge, 313, 314 patient/resident assessment and
planning, 312 skills, 314, 315
Pharmacodynamics, 345 Pharmacogenomics, 361, 362 Physician assistant (PA)
collaborative practice, 97, 98 prescribing privileges, 96, 97 quality and accessibility, 95 state legislatures, 96 training programs, 96
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Physician-assisted suicide, 306 Physician Orders for Life Sustaining
Treatment (POLST), 178, 179, 184 Pneumococcal vaccine, 188, 189 Pneumococcus, 188 POLST, see Physician Orders for Life-
Sustaining Treatment Post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN), 154 Practitioner
clinical reasoning, 81 diagnostic quality, 82 responsibilities, 87, 88
role of, 78–81 Present on Admission (POA), 246 Pressure injury, 244, 247–249, 251, 252 Pressure ulcer, 255, 256, 259 Primary care provider (PCP), 9 Program of All-inclusive Care of the
Elderly (PACE) challenges, 68 Day Health Center (DHC), 64, 65 nancing, 63 history, 62 Medical Director role, 66, 67 Model Practices, 66 in nursing home, 68 outcomes, 63 program, 3
Prostate cancer, 193 Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), 355
Q
Quality Assurance/Performance Improvement
(QAPI), 56
R
Rapid Assessment+Initial Treatment
(RAbbIT), 9
Registered nurse (RN), 28 Rehabilitation
amputation, 376 care transitions, 378 deconditioning, 377 depression, 378 fracture care
hip fracture, 374, 375 lumbar fractures, 375 pelvic fracture, 375
thoracic fractures, 375 goals, 370 joint replacement, 375 maximizing function, 377
multi-morbidities and frailty, 372 occupational therapy, 371 orthotics, 376 outcomes, 379 pain management, 377, 378 payment for, 371 physical therapy, 371 pressure ulcer/injury prevention, 372 prognosis, 370 site of rehab care, 370 speech and language therapy, 371 for stroke
aerobic exercise, 374 bowel and bladder dysfunction, 373 compensation, 374 medical stabilization, 373 neurophysiologic training, 374 respiratory complications, 374 spasticity, 373 strengthening exercises, 374 task-oriented retraining, 374 therapy interventions, 374
VTE, 372 Resident rights, 296 Resistant hypertension, 106 Responsible Party, 301 Restorative care, 377, 379
S
Saint Louis University Mental Status Exam
(SLUMS), 304 Sarcopenia, 235 Scabies
outbreak controlling, 152, 153 severity, 151 transmission and diagnosis, 152 treatment, 153
Screening Tool of Older Person’s Prescriptions
(STOPP) tool, 346–349 Screening Tool to Alert Doctors to Right
Treatment (START), 350–351 Serious Illness Conversation Guide
(SICG), 179 Shingles, 189 Short-stay patients, 77 Short-term subacute care (SNF-ST), 7, 8 Skilled nursing facilities (SNF), 3, 166
ACO, 170 acute change in condition (see Acute
change in condition)
effective communication, 168, 169 POLST, 178, 179 transitions of care, 167, 168
406
Index
Sliding-scale insulin (SSI), 133 SNF Patient-Driven Payment Model
(PDPM), 10
Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care
Medicine, 78, 82, 98 SOM, see State Operations Manual Special Needs Plans (SNP), 14, 15 Springing and Durable Powers of
Attorney, 305 Springing power of Attorney, 302 Standards of care, 308 State Operations Manual (SOM), 89 Subclinical hypothyroidism, 144, 145 Supervising the care, 78 Surrogate decision-making, 301
T
Telehealth, 73 Telehealth Services, 337 Testamentary capacity, 301 Tetanus, 189 Thyroid cancer, 148, 149 Thyroid disorders
epidemiology, 140 pathophysiology, 140 screening, 140, 141
thyroid function tests, 141, 142 Thyroid nodules, 148 Toolkit for Long-term Care Employers, 188 Tuberculin skin test (TST), 192 Tuberculosis (TB), 192
U
Urinary tract infection (UTI), 174–176
V
Vacuum-assisted closure (VAC), 255 Value-based care (VBC)
COVID-19, 15–20
direct subacute admissions, 8–10
DRGs, 1
nancing, 1, 2
MedPAC, 2
post-acute facility based care
acuity push-down, 4
home health services, 4–6 IRFs, 4, 6 LTACH, 4, 7
SNF-ST, 7, 8 Preferred SNF Network, 13, 14 SNF, 3 SNP, 14, 15 subacute/SNF-ST reimbursement, 10–12
Venous thromboembolism (VTE), 372 Venous wounds, 250, 251 Vitamin B12 deciency
causes, 150 diagnosis, 150, 151 overview, 149 risk factors, 149 signs and symptoms, 150 treatment, 151
Vitamin D deciency, 191
W
Warfarin, 360 Weight loss, 229 Weight management, 233, 234 Wound assessment and management
Braden and Norton scales, 247 challenges, 253 CMS, 244, 258, 259 complications, 255–257 debridement, 254 diabetic wounds, 249 dressings, 254, 255 IDT member roles/responsibilities,
257, 258 ischemic wounds, 249 Kennedy terminal ulcers, 247 NPIAP, 248 pressure injury, 243, 244, 247–249,
251, 252 pressure ofoading, 244 principles, 253, 254 risk assessment, 245, 246 venous wounds, 250, 251
Z
Zinc deciency, 191 Zostavax, 189