Cerebral infarcts are hypodense on CT if not in the hyper-ac…
Cerebral infarcts are hypodense on CT if not in the hyper-acute phase.
Cerebral infarcts are hypodense on CT if not in the hyper-ac…
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Fill in the blаnks belоw by using this Wоrd Bаnk except certаin questiоns where indicated (some words will not be used): books and tuition capitation decrease fee schedule first one first three high increase last one last two low medical technology non-therapy ancillary non-case-mix percent of billed charges per diem physician services rural room and board subtract suburban sum transportation 1. Which reimbursement methodology is used in the SNF services payment system? The SNF services payment system uses a [BLANK-1] reimbursement methodology. 2. List the six components used in PDPM. Which components are case-mix adjusted? The six components are the following: physical therapy occupational therapy speech-language pathology therapy nursing [BLANK-2] services and supplies [BLANK-3] category All components except the [BLANK-4] above is/are case-mix adjusted. 3. Regina is a resident at Community SNF. Her clinical reason for admission is major joint replacement. Her function score is 8. Use table 6.1 to determine the CMG and CMI for the PT component of PDPM? Note: No Word Bank answers supplied for this question The CMG is [BLANK-5], which has a CMI of [BLANK-6]. 4. Rashaun is a resident at Memorial SNF. His nursing category is Condition Requiring Complex Medical Care. Rashaun has depression and his function score is 15. Use table 6.5 to determine the CMG and CMI for the nursing component of PDPM. Note: No Word Bank answers supplied for this question The CMG is [BLANK-7], which has a CMI of [BLANK-8]. 5. How are PDPM components adjusted for residents that are living with HIV/AIDS? Note: No Word Bank answers supplied for this question Two components are impacted. The diagnosis code for HIV/AIDS, B20, is assigned a value of [BLANK-9] points for the NTA adjustment. Also, the nursing component is adjusted. If the resident has the diagnosis code of B20, then the nursing component dollar value is increased by [BLANK-10] percent. 6. Why does the NTA variable day adjustment impact the first three days of the resident’s admission? CMS analysis showed that NTA costs are concentrated at the beginning of the admission and then [BLANK-11] after day 3. To account for the [BLANK-12] costs at the beginning of the admission, CMS adjusted this component for days 1 to 3. 7. What services or supplies are included in the non-case-mix component? Costs associated with [BLANK-13] are included in this component. 8. List the steps for SNF payment determination. The steps are as follows: Choose urban or [BLANK-14] base rate Adjust for geographic factors Adjust for case mix Adjust for day of stay [BLANK-15] the components 9. Review example 6.2 in the textbook. Explain why there are three different total per diem rates for this admission. (Full answer provided so you can check your understanding). The first per diem rate ($1,081.41) takes into account the higher variable day adjustment for the NTA component and the PT/OT highest variable day adjustment. The second per diem rate includes the lower amount for the NTA variable day adjustment and the highest variable day adjustment for PT/OT. The third per diem rate includes the lower amount for the amount for the NTA variable day adjustment and the lower amount for the PT/OT variable day adjustment. 10. What percent of the withhold does CMS pay back to providers in incentive payments under SNF VPB? Note: No Word Bank answers supplied for this question. CMS redistributes [BLANK-16] percent of the withhold pool. Enter a number.