[Answered]: Under PDPM, a Medicare Part A resident is…

Under PDPM, a Medicare Part A resident is admitted with a primary diagnosis that falls into the Acute Infection default category. Which collapsed clinical category will be used for the PT and OT components? Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Non-Orthopedic Surgery and Acute Neurologic Other Orthopedic Medical Management 2. Which of the following services performed while a resident would not qualify a Medicare Part A resident for extensive services in the nursing component of PDPM? Infection isolation Noninvasive mechanical ventilation Tracheostomy care Invasive mechanical ventilation 3. 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 4. 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 5. What is the case-mix group for the nursing component for a resident who qualifies for the Clinically Complex group, has a nursing function score of 8, and has a Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ)-2 to 9 score of 8? CBC1 CBC2 CDE1 CDE2 6. As part of the variable per diem adjustment schedule, the NTA component is adjusted by what factor during days 4 to 100 of the Medicare Part A stay? 3.00 0.33 1.00 0.00