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Documentation and Regulatory Compliance Flashcards

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  1. F-Tag 679 in the CMS State Operations Manual specifically addresses:

    Answer: Activity programs in nursing facilities

    F-Tag 679 (formerly F248) governs the requirements for activity programs in Medicare and Medicaid certified nursing facilities.

  2. During a state survey, surveyors assess activity services by:

    Answer: Observing activities, interviewing residents, and reviewing documentation

    Surveyors use a comprehensive approach including observation, resident interviews, and documentation review to evaluate activity services.

  3. Confidentiality of resident activity records is protected under:

    Answer: HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

    HIPAA protects the privacy of residents' personal health information, including activity-related documentation.

  4. A resident's care plan conference should include the activity director because:

    Answer: The activity director provides insight into the resident's social, emotional, and engagement needs

    The activity director contributes valuable information about the resident's engagement, interests, and psychosocial well-being to the interdisciplinary care plan team.

  5. Which of the following is required for a nursing facility to be in compliance with activity regulations?

    Answer: Activities must be directed by a qualified professional as defined by CMS

    CMS requires activity programs to be directed by a qualified activity professional who meets specific education and experience criteria.

  6. The purpose of documenting a resident's activity history during admission is to:

    Answer: Gather baseline information about interests and preferences to guide individualized programming

    Collecting activity history at admission establishes a foundation for developing a personalized, meaningful activity plan.