[Verified Answer]: Finalexam 27

Finalexam 27. Mr. S. has been exhibiting increasing signs of sadness in the weeks since his wife died. He started a new antidepressant medication a week ago, due to an increase in depressive symptoms. It is now noted that he has had a significant weight loss. It is not expected that he will return to his baseline within two weeks. Which assessment and rationale are appropriate for this resident? No action is required because depression and weight loss are expected symptoms of grief after the loss of his wife. The team should continue to monitor for determination of a significant change since Mr. Shas not met the criteria at this time. The team should schedule an SCSA within two weeks of the noted weight loss that now meets the criteria of a change in two areas. Mr. Shas an annual assessment due in a few weeks; no action is needed until the team reviews the resident’s condition during the completion of this scheduled OBRA assessment. Questions 27, 28, 29 and 30: Choose an answer to contin