LTC General Test
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| A. They are specific resident responses for one or a combination of MDS elements. They identify those who have or are at risk for developing specific functional problems & require further evaluation. B. 1. A larger sample of residents
2. In-service training
3. Examination of consultant contracts- if appropriate
4. Policies & procedures related to noncompliance
5. Nursing & physician services, administration & other requirements.C. DPNA
Denial of payment for all individuals (only imposed by CMS)
CMP of $50 - $3,000 per day
CMP of $1,000 - $10,000 per instanceD. MDSE. The ability to train nurse aides.F. The degree of harm that resident(s) either suffered or could have suffered.G. False: Functional status differs as it considers the whole of a person's life with the intent of assisting that person to function at the highest practicable level of well-being.H. Facilities being out of compliance before a standard survey, but regained substantial compliance before the standard survey began.I. Directed Plan of Correction: A plan that the SA, RO or temporary manager develops to require a facility to take action within a specified time frame.
A PoC is developed by the facility.J. An extraordinary reaction of a resident to ordinary stimuli.K. S/S value
Facility history
Repeat deficiencies
Culpability
L. The number of residents who were or could have been affected.M. A Survey is conducted when there is a finding of substandard quality of care during a standard survey.N. Information about a resident's functional status, strengths, weaknesses & preferences as well as offering guidance on further assessment once care area issues/concerns have been identified.O. Weight loss greater than 7.5% in 3 months.P. False: A CAA is only required for comprehensive clinical assessments (Admission, Annual, Significant Change in Status {SCSAs} or Significant Correction of a Prior Full Assessment {SCPA}).Q. 1. How corrective action will be accomplished.
2. How facility will identify other potential affected residents.
3. What measures will be put in place or changes to be made.
4. How facility will monitor.
5. Dates corrective actions will be completed. R. A survey that is conducted after a substandard quality of care is found during an abbreviated standard survey or during a revisit, when substandard quality of care was not previously identified.S. They are the specific response options from the MDS that are indicators of 20 particular care areas that affect nursing home residents.T. 1. Facility wasn't in compliance; AND
2. Noncompliance occurred after exit date of the last standard survey & before current one; AND
3. There is sufficient evidence that facility corrected the noncompliance & is in substantial compliance now. |
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