A registered nurse evaluates a Medicare Part A resident’s lung sounds before and after providing a nebulizer ordered as needed after the resident reported feeling short of breath. The pre- and post-treatment assessment totals 10 minutes, and the resident self-administers the nebulizer treatment for 20 minutes while the RN is not present. This treatment was only provided this one time during the 7-day look-back period. How would you code O0390 and O0400D2 on the 5-Day PPS MDS? DOZ90D = checked and O0400D2 Days = 1 DOASOD not checked 00400D2 Days DOB90D = checked and 00400D2 Days = 0 ONE90D = not checked and OD400D2 Days = skipped 35. Mr. has Lewy body dementia and a history of frequent falls. During a recent care conference, Mr. R, his wife, and the interdisciplinary team (IDT) discussed fall interventions and decided to try a chair alarm to help remind Mr. R to ask for assistance with ambulation. This intervention was put into place in the middle of the look-back period for this MDS. How
[Answered]: A registered nurse evaluates a Medicare Part A…
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