Codes
You would chart code #1 if you observed a resident ____.
You would chart code #6 if you observed a resident ____.
with sexual expressions of risk
T/F: As codes increase in #s, they also increase in risks associated with the behaviours
True
What code does this behaviour fit under?
Pinching
8 - physical expression of risk
You would chart code #2 if you observed a resident ____.
Awake/calm
You would chart code #7 if you observed a resident ____.
with verbal expressions of risk
What is the different between charting "M" and "P" under context?
M = medication for behaviours given
P = medication for pain given
What code does this behaviour fit under?
Rummaging
5 - motor expressions (repetetive)
You would chart code #3 if you observed a resident ____.
Positively engaged
You would chart code #8 if you observed a resident ____.
with physical expressions of risk
A resident is sitting in a chair staring blankly ahead. What behaviour code would you use to chart this?
2 - awake/calm
What code does this behaviour fit under?
Holding hands with a co-resident
3 - positively engaged
You would chart code #4 if you observed a resident ____.
having vocal expressions (repetetive)
What are codes # 9-10 used for?
documenting other observed behaviours that aren't already listed on the BSO-DOS
Name 2 types of behaviours you might see for someone who has repetitive motor expressions (#5).
Etc
What code does this behaviour fit under?
Moaning, talking quietly, repeating words/phrases
4 - verbal expressions (repetetive)
You would chart code #5 if you observed a resident ____.
Give 1 example of what codes #9-10 can be used for
Etc
Describe the differences between #4-5 and #7-8.
4-5 = lower risk, repetitive words/movements
7-8 = higher risk, often directed towards someone
What code does this behaviour fit under?
Removing clothes
Trick question! Might be 5 motor expression or 6 sexual expression, depending on WHY they're removing their clothes - what is the intent?