CARDIO
VASCULAR
VASCULAR
What is cardiac arrhythmia?
These are the four documentation requirements for developing a claim with a mental disorder.
What are longitudinal history, premorbid status, current mental status, and functional data?
We evaluate neurological impairments under these listings.
What is 11.00?
This is the date the claimant says his/her disability began.
What is the AOD (alleged onset date)?
You use these three things to address medical opinions.
What are supportability, consistency, and persuasiveness?
List four tests used to determine severity of a cardiac condition.
What are EKG, Holter Monitor, echocardiogram, and exercise treadmill test?
These are the three criteria for establishing a diagnosis of intellectual disability.
What are significantly sub-average intellectual functioning, deficits in adaptive functioning, and manifestation during the developmental period prior to age 22?
We use this form when meeting listing 11.08 B.
What is the 416?
This is the release form used for federal claims.
What is the SSA-827?
This is a reference listing, and we evaluate these impairments under the affected body system.
What is the Endocrine listing?
This is pain in the legs caused by ischemia in the arteries of the lower extremities.
What is intermittent claudication?
This part of the mental listings defines the impairments.
What is Part A?
You cannot deny a claimant with a TBI until this much time has passed since the injury.
What is six months?
This type of case occurs when two applicable rules with the same age, education and previous work experience have different outcomes.
What is contingent?
This is the person designated to help with CEs when a claimant has a mental impairment.
What is a Responsible Party?
This is the listing level minimum value for an occluded artery in cardiac cases.
What is 50% or more?
You use this form to meet listing 12.10 A12B14.
What is the PRT?
These episodes are also referred to as mini-strokes.
What is TIA (transient ischemic attack)?
We can use this concept to deny new claims for the same benefit category when a prior determination has already been made after the end of the period of coverage.
What is Res Judicata?
This is the person designated to handle the monetary benefits of a claimant who is considered incapable.
What is a Representative Payee?
This is the listing level value for EF in cardiac cases.
What is 30% or less?
This issue is only material if the case is an allowance.
What is DAA?
These are the five basic components of a neurological exam.
What are mental status exam, cranial nerves exam, motor system exam, reflex exam, and sensory system exam?
Three months of retroactivity can be given on Medicaid allowances prior to the earlier of these two dates.
What is the application date for Medicaid or SSI?
This should include the following: a statement of the MDI, a statement addressing the consistency of a claimant's statements, objective findings, and functional data.
What is the consistency statement?