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George is a 72-year old patient with diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease. He was hospitalized for congestive heart failure and is now ready to be discharged. He will need exercise to improve his balance when walking, counseling on proper diet for his diabetes and heart disease, and regular follow-up care. Which help professionals should be involved in his care post-discharge? (Choose all that apply)

True or False: A person can become a nurse by attending a 1 year technical program, earning an associates degree, or earning a bachelor of science in nursing. 

Which insurance covers long term residential care in nursing homes?

Maria is a 82-year-old that was recently hospitalized after a fall at home. She is now requiring assistance with ADLs and IADLs. She is not able to drive and doesn’t like to cook. Would an independent living facility or assisted living facility be more appropriate for Maria when she is discharged from the hospital?

In your own words, tell me what you would say to a patient that asked “What is the difference between PT and OT?”. 

Which of these health professions does NOT require a college degree?

Bailey has Anthem insurance through her employer. She has a deductible of $5,000 and an out-of-pocket limit of $8,000. Bailey needs a small outpatient procedure to remove a cancerous skin lesion. She has not paid anything towards healthcare this year. She plans to go to an in-network provider and her surgery will cost approximately $4,000. Her coinsurance for this type of procedure is 25%. How much should Bailey anticipate that she will have to pay for the procedure?

How does the story of Shoal Lake 40 change the way you think about access to clean water in Canada?

What role did the International Joint Commission play in regards to the water issues faced by Shoal Lake 40? 

The construction of the aqueduct did what to the Shoal Lake 40 Indigenous community?