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Terms in this set (153)
T/F -- Anxiety is a common reaction True
to stress.
When is a resident assessment Return from hospital stay, weight loss, change in
update needed? cognitive impairment, falls, change in ambulation,
breakdown of skin, erratic behaviors
What are Pressure Ulcers/Pressure Localized damage to the skin and/or underlying
Injuries (PU/PI)? soft tissue usually over a bony prominence or
related to a medical condition or other device.
A pressure ulcer will present as an open ulcer, the
appearance of which will vary depending on the
stage and may be painful.
The injury occurs as a result of intense and/or
prolonged pressure or pressure combination with
shear.
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How do you prevent PUs/PIs? Identify whether the resident is at risk for
developing or has PU/PI upon admission.
Evaluate resident specific risk factors and changes
in the residents condition.
Implement, monitor, and modify intervention to
attempt to stabilize, reduce, or remove underlying
risk factors.
Utilize Position Change Alarms sparingly.
What is an unavoidable accident? An accident that occurred despite sufficient and
comprehensive facility systems.
The facility must ensure that a maintain continence unless their clinical condition
resident who is continent of bladder is or becomes such that continence is not possible
and bowel on admission receives to maintain.
services and assistance to...
A resident who enter the facility is not catheterized unless the resident's clinical
without an indwelling catheter... condition demonstrates that catheterization was
necessary
A resident who enters the facility as soon as possible unless the resident's clinical
with an indwelling catheter or condition demonstrates the catheterization is
subsequently receives one is necessary
assessed for the removal of the
catheter...
For a resident with fecal a resident who is incontinent of bowel receives
incontinence, based on the resident's appropriate treatment and services to restore as
comprehensive assessment, the much normal bowel function as possible
facility must ensure that...
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When is prompted-voiding used? When dependent or more cognitively impaired
residents need assistance with toileting
A resident is given the appropriate hygiene, mobility, elimination, dining, speech,
treatment and services to maintain or language, gesture, and behavior
improve their ability to carry out
activities of daily living, which
include:
What must a facility ensure about a That it is provided to residents who require such
resident's pain management? services consistent with professional standards of
practice and that the resident's goals and
preferences are outlined in the comprehensive
person-centered care plan
Why is it important to follow a to ensure the right medication and dosage is
systematic approach regarding selected based on the resident's condition
resident pain management?
Physician's must make __________ face-to face, same location
contact with the resident and at the
___________ __________.
Physician's must meet with resident 30, 90, 60
every _______ days for the first _______
days of admission, and once every
_____ days thereafter.
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Guidelines for determining if a The medication is appropriate and safe for self-
resident is appropriate for administration.
medication self-administration:
The resident's physical capacity to swallow without
difficulty and to open medication bottles.
The resident's cognitive status, including their
ability to correctly name their medications and
know what conditions they are for.
The resident's capability to follow directions and
tell time to know when medications need to be
taken.
The resident's comprehension of instructions for
the medications they are taking, including the dose,
timing, and signs of side effects and when to report
to facility staff.
The resident's ability to understand what refusal of
medication.
The resident's ability to ensure that medication is
stored safely and securely.
Medication error means... the observed or identified preparation or
administration of medications or biologicals.
Medication errors go against... the prescriber's orders, manufacturer's
specifications, accepted professional standers and
principles
What does a significant medication AN error which causes the resident's discomfort or
error means? jeopardizes their safety and health
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Terms in this set (153)
T/F -- Anxiety is a common reaction True
to stress.
When is a resident assessment Return from hospital stay, weight loss, change in
update needed? cognitive impairment, falls, change in ambulation,
breakdown of skin, erratic behaviors
What are Pressure Ulcers/Pressure Localized damage to the skin and/or underlying
Injuries (PU/PI)? soft tissue usually over a bony prominence or
related to a medical condition or other device.
A pressure ulcer will present as an open ulcer, the
appearance of which will vary depending on the
stage and may be painful.
The injury occurs as a result of intense and/or
prolonged pressure or pressure combination with
shear.
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How do you prevent PUs/PIs? Identify whether the resident is at risk for
developing or has PU/PI upon admission.
Evaluate resident specific risk factors and changes
in the residents condition.
Implement, monitor, and modify intervention to
attempt to stabilize, reduce, or remove underlying
risk factors.
Utilize Position Change Alarms sparingly.
What is an unavoidable accident? An accident that occurred despite sufficient and
comprehensive facility systems.
The facility must ensure that a maintain continence unless their clinical condition
resident who is continent of bladder is or becomes such that continence is not possible
and bowel on admission receives to maintain.
services and assistance to...
A resident who enter the facility is not catheterized unless the resident's clinical
without an indwelling catheter... condition demonstrates that catheterization was
necessary
A resident who enters the facility as soon as possible unless the resident's clinical
with an indwelling catheter or condition demonstrates the catheterization is
subsequently receives one is necessary
assessed for the removal of the
catheter...
For a resident with fecal a resident who is incontinent of bowel receives
incontinence, based on the resident's appropriate treatment and services to restore as
comprehensive assessment, the much normal bowel function as possible
facility must ensure that...
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When is prompted-voiding used? When dependent or more cognitively impaired
residents need assistance with toileting
A resident is given the appropriate hygiene, mobility, elimination, dining, speech,
treatment and services to maintain or language, gesture, and behavior
improve their ability to carry out
activities of daily living, which
include:
What must a facility ensure about a That it is provided to residents who require such
resident's pain management? services consistent with professional standards of
practice and that the resident's goals and
preferences are outlined in the comprehensive
person-centered care plan
Why is it important to follow a to ensure the right medication and dosage is
systematic approach regarding selected based on the resident's condition
resident pain management?
Physician's must make __________ face-to face, same location
contact with the resident and at the
___________ __________.
Physician's must meet with resident 30, 90, 60
every _______ days for the first _______
days of admission, and once every
_____ days thereafter.
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Guidelines for determining if a The medication is appropriate and safe for self-
resident is appropriate for administration.
medication self-administration:
The resident's physical capacity to swallow without
difficulty and to open medication bottles.
The resident's cognitive status, including their
ability to correctly name their medications and
know what conditions they are for.
The resident's capability to follow directions and
tell time to know when medications need to be
taken.
The resident's comprehension of instructions for
the medications they are taking, including the dose,
timing, and signs of side effects and when to report
to facility staff.
The resident's ability to understand what refusal of
medication.
The resident's ability to ensure that medication is
stored safely and securely.
Medication error means... the observed or identified preparation or
administration of medications or biologicals.
Medication errors go against... the prescriber's orders, manufacturer's
specifications, accepted professional standers and
principles
What does a significant medication AN error which causes the resident's discomfort or
error means? jeopardizes their safety and health
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