Care Planning
This needs to be completed by 48 hours from admission
What is the Baseline Care Plan?
The IDT member that reviews weight report weekly.
Who is the Registered Dietician?
An ulcer that has exposed bone, tendon, muscle, slough or eschar
What is a Stage 4 Pressure Ulcer?
The time restriction associated with PRN psychotropic medication
What is 14 days?
An audible vascular "swish" sound associated with turbulent blood flow
What is a bruit?
This needs to be completed after the completion of the Admission MDS
What is the Comprehensive Care Plan?
The documentation required for a significant weight change. (3 forms)
What are Event, Care Plan, and IDT weight change observations?
An area of skin that is damaged due to incontinence, perspiration, or drainage.
What is MASD?
The amount of GDR attempts required within the first year that medication was ordered.
What is 2 times in 2 separate quarters.
A palpable vibration associated with turbulent blood flow.
What is a thrill?
The occasions that the Comprehensive Care Plan need to be reviewed and updated? (4 occasions)
When are COC, new physician orders, with the nursing weekly summary, and at least quarterly.
Staff that review the negative weight trends for significant weight change.
Who is the IDT?
A pressure ulcer that was surgically closed via flap.
What is a surgical wound?
The only PRN psychotropic drug class that is not allowed to exceed 14 days without exception.
What is anti-psychotic?
The tool required to stop emergency bleeding from a central venous catheter.
What is a Kelly Clamp?
The 3 main components of the care plan.
What are the Problem/Focus, Goal(s), Interventions?
The threshold for significant unplanned and undesired weight loss. (1 month, 3 month, 6 month)
What are 5% in 1 month, 7.5% in 3 months, and 10% in 6 months?
A pressure ulcer that was present on admission, then the resident discharged, and the resident returned with the same pressure ulcer on the same site and at the same stage.
What is not a facility-acquired pressure ulcer?
The off-label medication that still require informed consent.
What are Depakote, Gabapentin
The common hematological condition seen with residents on Hemodialysis.
What is Chronic Anemia?
The 6 key elements required for the Baseline Care Plan.
What are the initial goals based on admission orders, physician orders, dietary orders, therapy services, social services, PASARR recommendations.
The F tag associated with Nutrition and Hydration Status Maintenance
What is F 692?
For QM purposes, what should be done after a pressure ulcer resolves?
What is a Significant Change MDS?
The F tag for freedom from unnecessary drug.
What is F758?
The F Tag associated with Hemodialysis.
What is F698?