[Solved]: On 3/7, the resident had a Braden scale showing…

On 3/7, the resident had a Braden scale showing high risk for pressure ulcers. On 3/9, the nurse reviewed the medical record for risk factors and identified incontinence, medication, cognition, and functional impairments that increase the resident’s risk for pressure ulcer development. With an ARD of 3/13, how should M0100, Determination of Pressure Ulcer Risk, be coded? Check M0100B, Formal assessment instrument/tool, only Check M0100C, Clinical assessment, only Check both M0100B, Formal assessment instrument/tool, and M0100C, Clinical assessment Check Z, None of the above apply 39. Which of the following intravenous (IV) medications would be captured in O0110H, Special Treatments, Procedures, and Programs when performed during the look-back period? Morphine delivered via subcutaneous infusion pump. IV anti-nausea medication administered with chemotherapy given during the look-back period. IV antibiotic administered in the SNF to treat pneumonia. IV Dextrose 50% received in the SNF. 40. Which of the following meets the criteria of a restorative nursing program? Mrs. D depends on staff for dressing and personal hygiene. She is at risk for developing contractures. While the nurse aide dresses the resident’s upper extremities, she also provides passive range of motion exercises to the resident every day. Resident is offered toileting assistance every two hours and as needed. No need to wake during the night. Mr. J was recently discharged from therapy, and goals were established to maintain his current functional level. He participates in the 30-minute active range of motion (AROM) exercise group led by the activity director with 5 to 10 other residents daily. Mrs. D was recently discharged from therapy with recommendations for a restorative walking program with a goal to increase the distance she can ambulate using her quad cane. The nurse aides were trained how to provide instructions and guidance. The resident practices walking with her quad cane three times daily for a total of 15 minutes with verbal cues and supervision from the nurse aide.