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After completing the data collection for the assessment of the care area, what is the next step? Make sure that all information collected is care planned. Synthesize the information and draw conclusions about the significance of the findings. Access the assessment tool used in your facility and see if it matches the data you collected. Activate the standardized care plan. 9. Which of the following is true regarding CATs? All CATs must be identified on the resident’s care plan. All CATs are triggered by one MDS item response. All CATs identify resident deficits and problems. All CATs identify conditions that may require further evaluation. 10. How does the CAA process assist the team in making care plan decisions? Investigation of the care area using an evidence-based tool reveals the root causes, contributing factors, and risks, helping the team identify if the area is a problem for the resident. The completion of the CAA and development of the care plan is federally required for all triggered care areas. The review of the care area using evidence-based tools identifies which interventions are needed to meet the resident’s goals. If more than five interventions are needed, a care plan must be developed. There is no connection between the CAA process and care plan decision-making.