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Download SMQT Study Guide Questions with Answers (Latest Update 2023-24) RATED A+ and more Exams Study of Commodities in PDF only on Docsity! SMQT Study Guide Questions with Answers (Latest Update 2023-24) RATED A+ Appendix Q contains what information? - Correct answers Determining Immediate Jeopardy What are the three components of IJ? - correct answers✅1. Harm A. Actual - was there an outcome of harm? b. Potential - Is there the likelihood of potential harm? 2. Immediacy - Is the harm or potential harm likely to occur in the very near future? 3. Culpability - A. did the entity know about the situation? If so, when did they first become aware? b. Should the entity have known about the situation? c. Did the entity thoroughly investigate the circumstances? d. Did the entity implement corrective measures? e. Has the entity re-evaluate the measures to ensure the situation was corrected? Failure to protect from abuse triggers? - correct answers✅1. Serious injuries such as head trauma or fractures 2. Non-consensual sexual interactions 3. Unexplained serious injuries that have not been investigated 4. Staff striking or roughly handling an individual 5. Staff yelling, swearing, gesturing or calling an individual derogatory names 6. Bruises around the breast or genital area or suspicious injuries Failure to prevent neglect triggers? - correct answers✅1. Lack of timely assessment of individuals after injury 2. Lack of supervision for individual with known special needs P a g e 1 | 7 3. Failure to carry out dry orders 4. Repeated occurrences such as falls which place the individual at risk of harm without intervention 5. Access to chemical and physical hazards by individuals who are at risk 6. Access to hot water of sufficient temperature to cause tissue injury 7. Nonfunctioning call system without compensatory measures 8. Unsupervised smoking by an individual with a known safety risk 9. Lack of supervision of cognitively impaired individuals with known elopement risk 10. Failure to adequately monitor individuals with known severe self-injurious behavior 11. Failure to adequately monitor and intervene for serious medical/surgical conditions 12. Use of chemical. /physical restraints without adequate monitoring 13. Improper feeding/positioning of individual with known aspiration risk 14. Inadequate supervision to prevent physical altercations Failure to protect from psychological harm triggers? - correct answers✅1. Application of chemical/physical restraints without clinical indication 2. Presence of behaviors by staff such as threatening or demeaning resulting in displays of fear, unwillingness to communicate and recent or sudden changes in behavior by individuals 3. Lack of interventions to prevent individuals from creating an environment of fear Failure to protect from undue adverse medication consequences and/or failure to provide medications as prescribed triggers - correct answers✅1. Administration of medication to an individual with a known history of allergic reaction to that medication 2. Lack of monitoring and identification of potential serious drug interaction, side effects, and adverse reactions 3. Administration of contraindicated medications 4. Pattern of repeated medication errors without intervention 5. Lack of diabetic monitoring resulting or likely to result in serious hypoglycemia or hyperglycemic reaction P a g e 2 | 7 What is the definition of neglect? - correct answers failure to provide goods and services necessary to avoid physical harm, mental anguish, or mental illness Principals of Immediate Jeopardy - correct answers✅1. Only ONE INDIVIDUAL needs to be at risk 2. SERIOUS HARM, INJURY, IMPAIRMENT, OR DEATH does NOT HAVE TO OCCURE BEFORE CONSIDERING immediate jeopardy. Requires HIGH potential for those outcomes. 3. Individuals must not be subjected to abuse by ANYONE...staff, family, visitors, volunteers 4. Serious harm can result from both abuse and neglect 5. Psychological harm is as serious as physical harm 6. When a cognitively impaired individual harmed another individual receiving care from the entity due to the entity's failure to provide care and services to avoid physical harm, mental anguish, or mental illness, this should be considered neglect. 7. Any time a team cites abuse or neglect, it should consider IJ What points should be considered regarding entity compliance in regards to immediate jeopardy? - correct answers✅1. The entity either created a situation or allowed a situation to continue which resulted in serious harm or a potential for serious harm, injury, impairment, or death to individuals 2. The entity had an opportunity to implement corrective or preventive measures Key components to prevent abuse and neglect? - correct answers✅1. Screening 2. Training 3. Prevention 4. Identification 5. Investigation 6. Protection 7. Reporting/response P a g e 5 | 7 Principles of Documentation #1 - correct answers Entity compliance and noncompliance -When an entity complies with the requirements applicable to the survey conducted, the form CMS-2567 should consist of an explicit statement that the entity is in compliance. - If an entity does not comply with one or more applicable requirements, the form CMS-2567 includes corresponding citations of noncompliance Principles of Documentation #2 - correct answers Using Plain Language - The deficiency citation is written clearly, objectively and in a manner that is easily understood. Principles of Documentation #3 - correct answers Components of a Deficiency Citation - Regulatory reference - Deficient practice statement - Relevant findings Principles of Documentation #4 - correct answers relevant onsite correction of findings - If during the survey the entity corrects the situation that resulted in the deficiency, a determination of "not met" must be documented on the 2567. The entity may indicate its corrections in the right-hand column of the 2567. During IJ, if the facility initiates corrective actions that abate a finding for IJ, follow the guidance in appendix Q Principles of Documentation #5 - correct answers Interpretive Guidance - The deficiency citation explains how the entity fails to comply with the regulatory requirements, not the interpretation of those requirements. Principles of Documentation #6 - correct answers Citation of State or Local Code Violations - State code are not cited on the 2567 Principles of Documentation #7 - correct answers✅Cross-References P a g e 6 | 7 - Cross referencing from one citation to another is acceptable, but each deficiency must stand by itself Principles of Documentation #8 - correct answers Condition of Participation Deficiencies - COP (requirements with which an entity must comply in order to participate in the programs) citation includes deficient practice statements and findings to support the determination of noncompliance with a condition level requirement. The finding may be incorporated either by cross references to those which must be corrected to find the COP in compliance or by narrative description of the individual findings P a g e 7 | 7