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Resident Assessment and Care Flashcards

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  1. Under California regulations, what is the minimum frequency for reviewing a resident's Individualized Service Plan (ISP) if no significant changes have occurred?

    Answer: Annually

    The ISP must be reviewed and updated at minimum annually, and more often if there are significant changes.

  2. A resident in an RCFE has a known allergy to penicillin. Where must this information be documented?

    Answer: In the resident's admission file, ISP, and medication administration record

    Known allergies must be prominently documented in the resident's admission file, service plan, and medication record to prevent accidental exposure.

  3. Which of the following best describes the role of an RCFE in supporting a resident's Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?

    Answer: Provide the level of assistance the resident needs while encouraging maximum independence

    RCFEs must support residents in maintaining independence by providing only the level of assistance actually needed, not doing everything for them.

  4. What does 'reasonable accommodation' mean in the context of RCFE resident care?

    Answer: Modifying policies or practices to meet a resident's disability-related needs when feasible

    Reasonable accommodation means making feasible adjustments to policies or practices to meet a resident's disability-related needs without causing undue hardship.

  5. When must an RCFE notify a resident's responsible party or emergency contact?

    Answer: When there is a significant change in the resident's condition, an accident, or an emergency

    Title 22 requires notification of the resident's responsible party or emergency contact whenever there is a significant change, accident, or emergency.

  6. An RCFE resident with dementia wanders outside the facility. What immediate steps must staff take?

    Answer: Search the immediate area, notify the administrator, contact emergency services if not found promptly, and notify the responsible party

    Wandering is a safety emergency. Staff must search immediately, notify the administrator, call 911 if needed, and contact the responsible party promptly.