Questions: 1. How do a person in hospice and their family receive care? - Each receives care by separate teams. - The person who is sick only recelves care. - They recelve care as a unit of care. - The family recelves care only atter the death. 2. True or False: There is a monetary penalty to the person on hospice if they change their mind and end hospice services. - True - False 3. Which hospice group member is responsible for coordinating hospice care? - Social Worker - Chaplain - RN Case Manager - physician 4. Which statement is true regarding the differences between hospice care and palliative care?

1. How do a person in hospice and their family receive care? - Each receives care by separate teams. - The person who is sick only recelves care. - They recelve care as a unit of care. - The family recelves care only atter the death. 2. True or False: There is a monetary penalty to the person on hospice if they change their mind and end hospice services. - True - False 3. Which hospice group member is responsible for coordinating hospice care? - Social Worker - Chaplain - RN Case Manager - physician 4. Which statement is true regarding the differences between hospice care and palliative care?
Transcript text: 1. How do a person in hospice and their family receive care? - Each receives care by separate teams. - The person who is sick only recelves care. - They recelve care as a unit of care. - The family recelves care only atter the death. 2. True or False: There is a monetary penalty to the person on hospice if they change their mind and end hospice services. - True - False 3. Which hospice group member is responsible for coordinating hospice care? - Social Worker - Chaplain - RN Case Manager - physician 4. Which statement is true regarding the differences between hospice care and palliative care?
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  1. They receive care as a unit of care.
  2. False
  3. RN Case Manager
Explanation
Question 1:
  • Each receives care by separate teams: This is incorrect because hospice care is designed to treat the patient and their family as a unit, providing comprehensive support.
  • The person who is sick only receives care: This is incorrect because hospice care also includes support for the family.
  • They receive care as a unit of care: This is correct. Hospice care involves treating the patient and their family as a unit, offering medical, emotional, and spiritual support.
  • The family receives care only after the death: This is incorrect because hospice care includes support for the family both before and after the patient's death.
Question 2:
  • True: This is incorrect. There is no monetary penalty for a person on hospice if they decide to discontinue services.
  • False: This is correct. Patients can choose to stop hospice care at any time without financial penalties.
Question 3:
  • Social Worker: While social workers play a crucial role in providing emotional and social support, they are not primarily responsible for coordinating care.
  • Chaplain: Chaplains provide spiritual support but do not coordinate care.
  • RN Case Manager: This is correct. The RN Case Manager is typically responsible for coordinating the various aspects of hospice care, ensuring that the patient's needs are met.
  • Physician: Physicians oversee medical care but do not usually coordinate all aspects of hospice care.
Question 4:

The question about the differences between hospice care and palliative care was not answered as per the guidelines.

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