resident care exam 3 Flashcards
true or false in general residents infected with the same organism may safely share the same room
true
true or false single service disposable nursing care equipment must be used only once and must be disposed of in an approved manner
true
what is the proper technique when washing hands after contact with a resident or with a contaminated object
wash hands and forearms with soap or detergent with friction, not a brush, and rinse under running water
repeat the washing procedure two or three times
dry hands with a disposable towel
True or False all health care workers must be offered the flu vaccination but they have the option to decline
false
all facilities will be required to report the number of vaccinations administered to staff how often
annually
facilities may apply for an exemption if they have a program that achieves immunization targets for 2013 of ___%
75%
facilities may apply for an exemption if they have a program that achieves immunization targets for 2014 of ___ %
90%
true or false once an individual is admitted to a facility, they can only leave if their physician issues an order approving the discharge
false
you must provide the resident, family and legal representative __ days advance notice of intent to discharge them
30
if the facility is medicaid/ medicare certified, the facility must also send a copy of a notice of involuntary discharge to the ___ at the same time it is sent to the resident or as soon as the determination is made that the transfer or discharge is involuntary
state or local long term care ombudsman
true or false a facility must provide 30 days notice of intent to discharge if they require acute care and must be transferred to a hospital
false
an involuntary discharge based on a resident being a danger to themselves or others must be signed by ___
physician
a written notice of involuntary discharge must be in a language and manner understandable to the resident and the residents legal representative if applicable and must include ___
- the reason for transfer or discharge
- effective date of transfer or discharge
- the location to which the resident is transferred or discharged
- the grievance procedure
an involuntary discharge because the facility cannot meet the needs of a resident must by signed by ___
physician
an involuntary discharge because the resident failed to pay his or her facility bills must be signed by ___
administrator
an involuntary discharge because the resident no longer requires the services of a skilled nursing facility must be signed by
physician
an involuntary because a facility is closing can be signed by
administrator
if a resident does not agree with an intended discharge the resident must first appeal the discharge to ___
staff designee
if the resident is not satisfied with the response from the staff designee (resident discharge appeal) the resident can appeal to the
facility grievance committee
after appealing to the facility grievance committee who should the resident appeal to if they are not satisfied
colorado department of health and environment
when a facility intends to move a resident to another room in the facility without the residents consent, the facility must provide the resident with written notice at least __ days before such move, including an explanation on their rights to appeal
5 days
true or false a resident must not be involuntarily transferred, discharged or moved to another room within the facility until the expiration of the notice period any administrative appeals has expired
true
true or false if a facility intends to close or change bed classification, it must notify the department of public health and environment and the colorado department healthcare policy and financing
true
if a facility has medicaid residents and intends to cease or change operations, it must notify residents and family members at least __ days prior to such closure or change in operations
7 days