Skin
Risk
Prevention
Responsibility
Documentation
100
The three views of the scheduler
What is day, week, and list view
100
Braden Scale
What is the name of the assessment performed to determine the risk of pressure ulcer development?
100
Reposition at least once every two hours when in bed or once every 30 minutes when sitting in a chair.
How often should a resident, who is unable to change positions by herself, be repositioned during the day?
100
Assess for pain and administer pain medication if the resident requests or if the procedure is known to cause discomfort.
What should the nurse assess before administering any treatment?
100
Conducted each time the resident is bathed and when clothing is changed
What is a skin inspection
200
Each time the resident's position is changed, unless contraindicated
How often should a resident, who is unable to drink without assistance, be offered fluids?
200
The tab used to view the patient's accounts receivable information from within the patient's chart
What is the ledger
200
1500 ML/Day unless contraindicated
How much fluid should a resident consume?
200
Report any skin conditions to the neighborhood nurse
What should the Care Companion do if a new skin condition is noted.
200
Due every 7 days
Skin and Wound documentation
300
The feature used to make a specific time on a day of the week unavailable for scheduling
What is block times
300
The location that users can scan documents and images into
What is the multimedia folder
300
Images of the feet and nails that can be clicked to insert the text into the note
What are hotspots
300
This feature is used to split a claim's line items. This is typically used for DME items
What is the claim wizard
300
This field should never be changed in options unless you have a new registration number ready
What is my practice name
400
The steps taken to check insurance eligibility from the scheduler
What is Tools -> Check Eligibility
400
The tab that holds information such as primary language, primary physician, and date last seen
What is the other tab
400
Shift weight to relieve pressure without waking the resident unless kin over bony prominences remains red for five minutes after a position change.
What should I do if the resident is sleeping and it is time to help them reposition?
400
Ulcer shows signs of deterioration Ulcer fails to show progress in healing in any 3 week period Ulcer shows signs of increased bio-burden as evidenced by increase redness to periwound edges, increased drainage, presence of odor
When should the nurse notify the resident's physician and the Community Nurse Leader
400
-Wound assessment -Communication with physician including orders received -Communication/education with resident and family/significant other regarding wound care assessment/treatment.
What documentation should be found in the medical record.
500
Request consult with Wound Management clinician for assessment and treatment
What should the nurse do when they find a Stage III,IV, unstageable wound or a wound with suspected complications?
500
Braden score of 18 or lower Unable to reposition self in bed or chair without assistance Unable to pull self up in bed without assistance Involuntary muscle movements that cause rubbing of skin against sheets Decreased sensory perception Resident is Comatose Food intake does not met minimum daily requirements for adequate nutrition Skin exposed to moisture due to incontinence, profuse perspiration, significant wound drainage, etc.
What are the characteristics of residents who are at increased risk for pressure ulcers?
500
The steps needed to add pre-linked items to complaints for the assembler
What is home tab -> Medical Content -> Complaints -> Modify
500
Request consult with a Wound Management clinician for assessment and treatment.
What should the nurse do for Stage III, IV, unstageable wounds or wounds with suspected complications?
500
Multimedia folders can be customized from this menu
What is system -> properties
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