HHA Medication/Documentation Legal Aspects Exam

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Some basic rules about documentation are:
- Complete patient note for every shift or visit.
- Finish the documentation as soon as the work is completed, e.g., as soon as the work is completed, write it on the visit/shift record prior to leaving.
- Record any client refusal to have a task performed along with the reason if given on the visit note and make sure to notify your supervisor.
- All of the above
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Reasons why the clinical record is important are:
- It is the only written source for communication from you and reference for members of the health care team.
- It supports payment for insurance coverage or denial for provided client care services.
- It is the source for review and evaluation of the care provided.
- It is important to maintaining organization certification or accreditation.
- All of the above
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An Example of What Not To Write is:
- 7/15 9:00 AM: Assisted with shower. Nurse should have ordered a shower chair, as the client was very shaky. This lady should be in a nursing home.. Cindy Smith, HHA
- 7/15 11:00 AM Morning care done including shampoo. ROM exercises done. Absorbent underpad changed 2x. Drank coffee and juice with help. No BM today. Martin Jones, HHA
- A and B
- A or B :
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One example of writing correctly is:
- 7/15 8:30 AM: Morning care performed. Ambulate in corridor with walker. BM today. Took meds in morning slot. Red area on coccyx reported to nurse Sarah Smith. Sally Murphy, HHA
- 7/15: Assisted with shave, foot soak. C/O earache + put drops in ears. Dana Byer, HHA
- Children under the age of 8 but not infants.
- Neither A or B
- A or B
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Things that you should NOT do to make sure that you treat records as legal documents are:
- Level of consciousness, Orientation to time, place and person Height, Weight,
- Urinary drainage bag output, Temperature, Pulse, Respiration rate, Blood pressure,
- Blood glucose readings, Color of the skin, Warmth and characteristics of skin,
- Things that the patient or resident says, Things that the patient or resident communicates
- Behaviors, like anger and yelling
- Unspecific details, Abbreviations that aren't accepted
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Some things that you should do in order to make sure that you treat these records as legal documents are:
- Level of consciousness, Orientation to time, place and person, Height, Weight,
- Urinary drainage bag output, Temperature, Pulse, Respiration rate, Blood pressure,
- Blood glucose readings, Color of the skin, Warmth and characteristics of skin,
- Things that the patient or resident says, Things that the patient or resident communicates
- Behaviors, like anger and yelling
- All of the above
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Observations that nursing assistants and home health aides must document are, all things that you see, hear or feel, especially if it is not normal:
- True
- False
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Some of the care that nursing assistants and home health aides must document are:
- Baths, Showers, Oral care, Denture care, Foot care, Hair and nail care,
- Urinary catheter care, Back care, Turning and positioning, Meal intake,
- Fluid intake, Activities, like walking, Range of motion exercises if done,
- Fluid intake, Activities, like walking, Range of motion exercises if done,
- All of the Above
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Documentation in the medical records must be:
- Complete
- Correct
- Done on time
- All of the above
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Some of the observations that nursing assistants and home health aides must document are:
- Level of consciousness, Orientation to time, place and person Height, Weight
- Urinary drainage bag output, Temperature, Pulse, Respiration rate, Blood pressure
- Blood glucose readings, Color of the skin, Warmth and characteristics of skin
- Things that the patient or resident says, Things that the patient or resident communicates
- Behaviors, like anger and yelling
- All of the above
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