[Answered]: What FY 2025 case-mix index is achieved for a…

What FY 2025 case-mix index is achieved for a resident in the OT and PT case-mix group of TD (Major Joint Replacement and a function score of 24)? PT: 1.49; OT: 1.45 PT: 1.83; OT: 1.64 PT: 1.06; OT: 1.08 PT: 1.81; OT: 1.45 12. The SLP component’s first tier identifies whether the resident had None, Any one, Any two, or All three of which of the following items? Acute Neurologic condition, SLP-related comorbidity, and intact cognition Acute Neurologic condition, NTA-related comorbidity, and intact cognition Acute Neurologic condition, SLP-related comorbidity, and cognitive impairment Acute Neurologic condition, NTA-related comorbidity, and cognitive impairment 13. A resident has these characteristics: Primary clinical category of Non-Orthopedic Surgery No SLP-related comorbidities BIMS interview score of 14 No signs or symptoms of a swallowing disorder Regular diet What is the resident’s case-mix group for the SLP component? SA SB SD SE 14. What type of assessment is the Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)? Optional unscheduled PPS assessment Required scheduled PPS assessment Significant Change in Status Assessment Part A PPS Discharge Assessment 15. A Medicare Part A resident who was in infection isolation during the look-back period and had a nursing function score of 15 will be assigned which nursing category? Extensive Services Special Care High Special Care Low Clinically Complex 16. What payment methodology does the SNF Prospective Payment System use for fee-for-service Medicare Part A payment? 48-Group RUG-IV 66-Group RUG-IV Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs) Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) 17. A Medicare Part A resident has a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus, a diabetic foot ulcer, and a Stage 3 pressure ulcer to the coccyx. Based on these characteristics, how many points would this resident qualify for under the NTA component? 1 2 3 4 18. What is the case-mix group for the SLP component for a resident who qualified for an SLP-related comorbidity, had mild cognitive impairment, did not have signs or symptoms of a swallowing disorder but did eat ground meats? SF SG SH SI 19. What is the criteria for coding a mechanically altered diet at MDS item K0520C3 (while a resident)? Presence of any type of tube that can deliver food, nutritional substances, fluids, and/or medications directly into the gastrointestinal system Introduction of a nutritive substance into the body by means other than the intestinal tract A diet intervention ordered by a healthcare practitioner as part of the treatment for a disease or clinical condition manifesting an altered nutritional status to eliminate, decrease, or increase certain substances in the diet A diet specifically