ANSA Physical Health & Functional Needs Flashcards
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In the ANSA, which rating indicates that a physical health need exists and action is required?
Answer: 2 – Action required
A rating of 2 on the ANSA signifies that a need is identified and an action plan should be developed to address it.
When assessing physical health in the ANSA, which domain would capture a client's chronic pain condition?
Answer: Medical/Physical
Chronic pain and other ongoing physical conditions fall under the Medical/Physical domain of the ANSA.
A practitioner notes a client has poorly controlled diabetes requiring medication management. What ANSA rating is most appropriate?
Answer: 2
Poorly controlled diabetes that requires an active intervention or medication management warrants an ANSA rating of 2.
Which ANSA item specifically addresses whether a client's physical health condition limits their ability to perform daily activities?
Answer: Functional Status
Functional Status in the ANSA captures limitations in daily activities caused by physical or mental health conditions.
A client has a diagnosed seizure disorder that is well-controlled with medication and requires no new action. What is the correct ANSA rating?
Answer: 1
A well-controlled condition that warrants watchful waiting or preventive monitoring is rated 1 on the ANSA.
Which principle guides how physical health findings from the ANSA should be incorporated into a client's service plan?
Answer: Use ratings of 2 or 3 to drive action planning
ANSA items rated 2 or 3 require action and should be incorporated into the individualized service plan regardless of domain.