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Rehabilitation Chapter 11The history and physical by the physician should provide identification of presenting
problems, goals and expected benefits, initial estimated time frames for accomplishing
goals, and services needed. - answer True
The life care plan lists the items required for one year for the individual, their costs, and
frequency of replacement. - answer False
The level of care offered by rehabilitation units in skilled nursing facilities tends to be
more cost-effective for younger patients. - answer False
The ______ history should cover the patient's functional status before the onset of the
illness or injury. - answer Functional
The _______ history must include a discussion of available family members or
caregivers, a description of the home (i.e. multilevel, single level, number of steps at
entrance, accessibility of bathroom, etc), educational status, employment status, and
previous hobbies, in addition to alcohol and drug abuse. - answer Social
The _______ captures all of the information necessary to assign a CMG, including
codes for up to 25 comorbidities and must be completed upon the patient's admission
and again at discharge, with the admission and discharge data transmitted together
after the patient has been discharged. - answer Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Patient
Assessment Instrument (IRF-PAI)
The cost savings are substantial when rehabilitation services can be provided in a(n)
_______ setting. - answer Outpatient
CMS provides software titled _______ free of charge to facilities that wish to use it to
submit the IRF-PAI data. - answer Inpatient Rehabilitation Validation and Entry (IRVEN)
Define the term rehabilitation. - answer Rehabilitation is the development of a person to
the fullest physical, psychological, social, vocational, avocational, and educational
potential consistent with his or her physiological or anatomic impairment and
environmental limitations.
What are the six typesof rehabilitation settings? - answer(1) acute rehabilitation, (2)
long-term acute care (LTAC), (3) freestanding rehabilitation hospitals, (4) rehabilitation
provided in skilled nursing settings, (5) outpatient rehabilitation facilities, (6) home
health care rehabilitation
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