Which of the following scenarios would result in the resident being included in the numerator for the MDS 3.0 Quality Measure “Residents Whose Need for Help With Activities of Daily Living Has Increased”? The resident has a prognosis of life expectancy of less than six months. The resident had a one-level (less than 0) decline in one late loss area: Toilet transfer on target assessment was 04. Supervision/touching assistance when compared with prior assessment: the Toilet transfer was 05. Setup help only. The resident has a two-level (less than 1) decline in one area: Toilet transfer on target assessment was 04. Supervision/touching assistance when compared with prior assessment: the Toilet transfer was 06. Independent. Three of the section GG self-care items indicate total dependence, and the fourth indicates extensive assistance on the prior assessment.
[Answered]: Which of the following scenarios would result in…
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