Toronto High SchoolWRI 6769 1) The Activities Director completed the items assigned to her for a resident’s Admission assessment on February 25

Toronto High SchoolWRI 6769

1) The Activities Director completed the items assigned to her for a resident’s Admission assessment on February 25. She was off the next day when the assessment was printed and ready for signatures verifying accuracy at Z0400. When she returned to work on February 27, what was the appropriate course of action for her?

Sign Z0400A and enter February 27 at Z0400B.

Ask a staff member who was present the previous day to verify the accuracy of her work and sign and date Z0400 for her items.

Sign Z0400A and enter February 25 at Z0400B.

Review the work she did on February 25 and attest to the accuracy on February 27.

2) The regulation indicates which of the following for when the look-back period extends into the preadmission period?

Permits capturing the information for coding on the MDS as long as the preadmission period captured does not exceed 7 days.

Permits capturing the information for coding on the MDS as long as the preadmission period captured does not exceed 14 days.

Does not permit capturing the information for MDS coding.

Does not permit capturing the information for MDS coding unless the RAI User’s Manual instructions state otherwise.

3) Today is October 21. Mr. E., a private pay resident was admitted on October 10. The assessment reference date (ARD) for his admission is October 20. It is clear today that he suffered a significant change in status related to extension of his stroke. The physician does not want to admit him to the hospital because the nursing facility can provide the necessary care and services, From an MDS standpoint, what is the correct course of action?