Incident Report
High or Low
Weight or No Weight
100

What system do you input a incident report in? 

Yardi EHRx

100

What medical condition impacts the pancreases that makes insulin to regulate glucose levels in blood stream?  

Diabetes I and Type II
100

Do we check weights on a monthly basis?

Yes

200

Who do you notify of a resident incident?

The healthcare provider, responsible party and resident care manager and/or wellness coordinator. 

200
Which type of Diabetes requires insulin injections daily? 

Type 1 Diabetes 

200

Why do you take a residents weight daily or weekly? 

The resident may need a daily or weekly weight to help manage the fluid levels due to congestive heart failure or another medical issues. 

300
Name top 3 reasons you will would enter a incident report?

Fall, medical emergency (CP, SOB, ER visit), suspected abuse. 

300

If a resident is sweaty, shaky, dizzy, sleepy, or not responding, what could be happening? 

hypoglycemia- low blood sugar

300

what medications are often prescribed to drain/remove the fluid of the resident?

Laxis, bumex, or other diuretics. 

400

What items do you send with a resident to the hospital? 

Facesheet, med list, DNR, POA paperwork 

400

If a resident is complaining of nausea, increased thirst and urination or excessive sleep

Hyperglycemia 

400

What symptoms might a resident have if they have increased fluid build up? 

Shortness of breath, swelling in the legs, cough or congestion. 

500

Do you write a progress note after a resident incident occurred? 

Yes as a med tech you should be writing a progress note after a incident and in follow up from a previous incident that occured. 

500

How do you treat hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia?

hyperglycemia- insulin and water, call healthcare provider if blood glucose level is over 400.

hypoglycemia- you will give juice, milk, candy or glucose tablets. 

500
What is the medical condition that causes the heart not to pump effectively and is seen often in residents that live in senior living. 

Congestive Heart Failure.