Answer to Question 1
Numerous programs provide funds and services to people with a disability. Some of the services provided to people with a disability are as follows:
Day-care centers: These centers provide day-care services to children with a cognitive disability, to the emotionally disturbed, and to children with a physical disability. The centers not only give the parents some relief time but also provide training in self-help, socialization, homemaking, communication, and leisure-time activities.
Hospital services: Hospitals provide a variety of rehabilitation services for those with a disability, such as medical services, physical therapy, and speech therapy. For individuals who are severely injured or have a serious chronic illness, hospitals are often the entry point into the rehabilitation system.
Home services: This program includes the following services.
Meals on Wheels: This program provides hot and cold meals to housebound recipients who are incapable of obtaining or preparing their own meals but who can feed themselves.
Home health services: These programs provide visiting nurse services, drugs, physical therapy, laboratory services, and sickroom equipment.
Homemaker services: In some communities, homemakers are available to do household tasks that people with a disability are unable to do for themselves.
Answer to Question 2
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The tone of the nurse-patient introduction sets the stage for the patient interview and patient care
A patient centered care approach
The posey bed care model
How to solve a right triangle when no angles are provided
Ecosystem Services
Guidelines for Field Triage of Injured Patients, Centers for Disease Control, 2011