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Multidisciplinary Teams Care Approach: A Successful Collaboration Model for Comprehensive Joint Replacement Center

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1.  By 2030, nearly how many primary total hip replacements are projected to grow? 189% 330% 171% 382%

2.  The abbreviation CJR stands for Continuous care for joint replacement Comprehensive care for jaw reconstruction Care and justice for replacement surgery Comprehensive care for joint replacement

3.  The CJR model tests ____________________and quality measurement for an episode of care associated with hip and knee replacements to encourage hospitals, physicians, and post-acute care providers to work together to improve the quality and coordination of care from the initial hospitalization through recovery. Quantity measurement A bundled payment Patient satisfaction Reliability

4.  Which one of the following may NOT be a fast track joint replacement surgery protocol? Opioids sparing pain management Regional Anesthesia (Spinal) with nerve block Delayed mobilization (2 days) after surgery Length of stay

5.  Multidisciplinary team approach is when professionals from _______________work together to deliver comprehensive care that addresses as many of the patient's needs as possible. A single discipline A range of disciplines A respiratory team A pharmacy Team

6.  Which of the following is NOT a common goal of multidisciplinary team? To enhance client well being To increase client satisfaction To reduce use of hospital services To increase health care costs

7.  What CCP stage is the Inpatient Stay & Discharge Process? Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3a Stage 3b

8.  During the pre-op joint replacement class, who provides education about joint anatomy, indication/contraindication of joint replacement and surgical approaches to clients? Social worker A volunteer Joint replacement care coordinator Case manager

9.  Which one of the following is NOT an outcome of pre-operative education class? Better understanding of the surgery and outcomes Increased anxiety Increased compliance and knowledge Avoidance of post–op complication

10.  During the inpatient stage (3b), clients are informed that physical therapy will most likely begin The day before surgery Within a few hours after surgery 48 hours after surgery 72 hours after surgery