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Home Health Basics
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Preguntas del test (45)
1What does OASIS stand for?
- AOutcome and Assessment Information Set
- BOutcome and Assessment Introduction Set
- CObjective Assessment Information Set
- DObjective and Analysis Information Set
2Private Insurance or Non-medicare Patients always need OASIS documentations
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3What are the cardinal requirement for home health care admission?
- AHomebound
- BSkilled Care Need
- CIntermittent Care
- DPhysician Order
- EReasonable and Necessary
- FAuthorizations
4How many days are there in one home health episode?
- A30 Days
- B60 Days
- C15 Days
- D45 Days
5All interventions need an MD order.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6What does PHI stand for?
- AProtected Health Information
- BPersonal Health Information
- CProtected Health Identity
- DPersonal Health Identity
7It contains all written orders, diagnosis, medications, treatment, rehabilitation potential etc.
- A485 POC
- BOASIS-C
- CMedication Profile
- DReferral Notes
8When should wound trending be done?
- AEvery Visit
- BEvery 14 Days
- CEvery 60 Days
- DEvery 30 Days
9Wound that presents as intact skin with non-blanchable redness of a localized area?
- AStage 1 PU
- BStage 2 PU
- CStage 3 PU
- DSuspected DTI
- EUnstageable
10Characterized by partial-thickness loss of dermis presenting as a shallow open ulcer with a red-pink wound bed without slough
- AStage 1 PU
- BStage 2 PU
- CStage 3 PU
- DSuspected DTI
- EUnstageable
11Wound that presents as an intact ruptured serum-filled blister.
- AStage 1 PU
- BStage 2 PU
- CStage 3 PU
- DSuspected DTI
- EUnstageable
12Characterized by a purple or maroon localized area of discolored intact skin or a blood-filled blister due to damage of underlying soft tissue from pressure.
- ASuspected DTI
- BStage 1 PU
- CStage 2 PU
- DStage 3 PU
13What Stage of PU is in the image? (Image taken from google. No copyright infringement intended)
- AStage 1
- BStage 2
- CStage 3
- DStage 4
- ESuspected DTI
14What Stage of PU is in the image? (Image taken from google. No copyright infringement intended)
- AStage 1
- BStage 2
- CStage 3
- DStage 4
- EUnstageable
15Stage 2 PU may present as a shiny or dry shallow ulcer with slough or bruising.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16Which patient is NOT considered HOMEBOUND?
- APatient who goes to adult day care centers on a regular basis.
- BPatient who goes to dialysis every M,W, F.
- CPatient who to church every Sunday for religious service.
- DPatient who uses crutches, drives himself to the mall every Friday to do shopping.
17The following patients are considered homebound, EXCEPT:
- AA patient paralyzed from a stroke who is confined to a wheelchair.
- BA patient who is blind and requires the assistance of another person in leaving his place of residence.
- CA patient who uses crutches to a daily walk to the park every morning and does ADLs and groceries on his own.
- DA patient with no physical limitations but has a psychiatric illness that by nature, leaving home unattended would not be safe for the patient.
18All are considered patient’s place of residence or home EXCEPT for:
- ASkilled Nursing Facility
- BBoard and Care Facility
- CAssisted Living Facility
- DCaregiver's Home
19What are the Drivers of Home Health Practice?
- APatient Benefit
- BPhysician’s Orders
- CPlan of Care
- DPatient’s continued progress
- EOASIS/Evaluation
- FNeed of intermittent skilled care
20What are the Major Segments of a home health plan of care?
- APatient Education
- BCaregiver Training
- CTreatment
- DRehabilitation
- EMedication Safety
- FInfection Control
21When should the evaluation of additional disciplines ordered on referral be done?
- AWithin 5 Days from SOC
- BWithin 5 Days from hospital discharge
- CWithin 5 Days from referral
- DWithin 5 Days from face to face encounter
22When should the POC be signed by the physician?
- AWithin 30 days from the ordered date
- BWithin 30 days from the hospital discharge
- CWithin 30 Days from the referral
- DWithin 5 days from SOC
23OASIS-C Transfer should always be done within 24-48 hours from the date of transfer.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
24When should the Resumption Plan of Care be completed?
- AWithin 1 Day from ROC
- BWithin 2 Days from ROC
- CWithin 2 Days from SOC
- DWithin 5 Days from ROC
25The following OASIS-C documentation may be done after an OASIS-C Resumption of Care EXCEPT for:
- AOASIS-C SOC
- BOASIS-C Recertification
- COASIS-C Other Follow Up
- DOASIS-C Discharge
26A private insurance only patient was admitted back to the hospital from home health care. What documents are needed to be completed by the home health practitioners?
- ATransfer order
- BTransfer summary
- COASIS-C Transfer
- DDischarge order
27What is the time line for Re-hospitalization penalty period FOR HOSPITAL?
- A30 Days from SOC
- B60 Days from home health discharge
- C15 Days from SOC
- D45 Days from home health discharge
28What is the time line for Re-hospitalization penalty period FOR HOME HEALTH?
- A30 Days from SOC
- B60 Days from home health discharge
- C15 Days from SOC
- D45 Days from home health discharge
29When should the OASIS-C Recertification be completed?
- AWithin 5 Days prior to the end of the episode
- BWithin 5 Days from the end of the episode
- CWithin 5 Days from the Recertification period
- DWithin 5 Days prior to start of care.
30When should Face-to-face encounter be done?
- AWithin 5 days from ROC date
- BWithin 60 days from SOC date
- CWithin 90 days prior SOC date
- DWithin 30 Days from SOC date
31What are the four important elements to assess during OASIS-C SOC using standardized tool for best practice?
- ASkin
- BPain
- CDepression
- DFall
- EActivity
- FElimination
32The following are used in outcome measurements in OASIS except for:
- APain
- BDyspnea
- CBathing
- DUrinary Incontinence
- EDepression
33It is the condition that is most related to the current plan of care. It is also defined as the reason for home health.
- APrimary Diagnosis
- BSecondary Diagnosis
- CPertinent Diagnosis
- DTreatment Diagnosis
34All, but one, can be considered as surgical wound according to M1340:
- AMuscle Flap
- BWounds with drains
- CSurgical Incision
- DOstomies
35Which of the following can be considered as surgical wound according to M1340?
- APeritoneal dialysis catheter insertion site
- BSurgical Scars
- CPICC lines
- DPU treated by surgical debridement
36All,but one, can be considered as intravenous or infusion therapy according to M1030:
- ACentral line for medications
- BInsulin pumps
- CSaline flushing
- DTPN
37All, but one, are not considered as enteral therapy according to M1030:
- AOsterized feeding administered through nasogastric tube.
- BNGT used for medication administration only.
- CSaline Flushing feeding to keep NGT patent.
- DNGT used for feeding and medication but without prescription for therapy which provides nutrition.
38When is the CMS 485 updated or reviewed?
- AEvery 15 days
- BEvery 30 Days
- CEvery 45 Days
- DEvery 60 Days
39Supplies require a physician order.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
40DME supplies require a prescription from the MD but do not require documentation of medical necessity.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
41All, but one, can trigger a need for a supplemental order.
- AUpdates
- BChange in medication regimen
- CNew orders
- DCorrection of visit frequencies
42Which of the is/are elements of a good verbal order:
- AName of the Patient
- BName of the Ordering Physician
- CThe order
- DManner of acquisition and verification
- EName of the clinician verifying the order
- FAll of the above
43After the Clinical Manager assigns an admitting clinician who will do the admission visit, what should the admitting clinician do FIRST?
- ACall the patient for verification of available schedule for the admission visit.
- BCall the DME provider for verification of equipment.
- CCall the pharmacy for verification of medications.
- DDo the admission visit within 24 to 48 hours.
44During the actual admission visit, which of the following should the admitting clinician FIRST do?
- AIntroduction and Legal paperwork
- BAssess the environment of care
- CMedication Reconciliation
- DDevelop an Interim Plan of Care
45Which of the following items IS NOT considered PHI:
- AName
- BPhotograph
- CFax Number
- DMedical Record Number
- ENone of the above
Información
- Descripción
- Basic Review Questions for Home Health Practioner
- Autor
- jibaluran
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- English
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