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Which of the following are family/participant responsibilities for reporting a critical incident?
Report incident to provider and/or Support Coordinator
Report incident to protective services, if applicable
Cooperate with investigations
All of the above.
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Which of the following are DSP responsibilities for reporting a critical incident?
Entering Critical Incidents in OTIS
Takes immediate action to protect the participant from harm and responds to emergency needs
Reports abuse, neglect, exploitation, or extortion to protective services
completes HCBS Critical Incident Report Form
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What is the deadline for submitting a written CIR to the Support Coordination agency?
Immediately upon discovery
Within two hours of discovery
Within 24 hours of discovery
Within 24 hours after initial reporting
Next business day
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What is the deadline for entering an incident into OTIS?
Immediately
Within two hours
Next business day
Close of third business day
Close of sixth business day
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What is the deadline for initially reporting a critical incident to the SC?
Immediately
Within two hours
Next business day
Close of third business day
Close of sixth business day
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What is the deadline for initially following up a critical incident to the SC?
Immediately
Within two hours
Next business day
Close of third business day
Close of sixth business day
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After the initial written follow up is submitted, how often should you submit written follow-ups to the SC?
Every 24 hours
At the end of each week
Every 3 business days
Whenever you receive updated information
Until closure
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After the initial written follow up is submitted, how long are you required to submit written follow-ups to the SC?
Every 24 hours
At the end of each week
Every 3 business days
Whenever you receive updated information
Until closure
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Which of the following falls are reportable as a CIR?
When the person is found down on the floor
Comes to rest on the floor unintentionally
Falls that happen when the DSW is on duty
All of the above
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Staff's failure to fill a new prescription within _____ hours constitute a medication incident:
48
24
12
72
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING TRUE OR FALSE
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The major injury category on a critical incident should be used when abuse or neglect has resulted in an injury.
True
False
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All falls are critical incidents
True
False
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Falls that happen when the client is receiving natural support from family are not critical incidents
True
False
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When an SC discovers and reports an incident to the DSP, SC is responsible for sending a Follow-Up Report to the DSP
True
False
Per the CIR Decision Tree, a major Illness is defined as the following: Any substantial change in health status, illness, or sickness which requires treatment, or other medical intervention by a physician, nurse, dentist, or other licensed health care providers. (Such as visit to MD, ER, Hospital or Mental Health Practitioner)
Decide below whether or not you would report the following situations as a CIR:
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A DSW working for a NOW client reported to you that the client was complaining about difficulty breathing all night last night. She took the client to urgent care this morning and the client got a steroid shot. The client is feeling much better now and no new meds were precribed.
YES
NO
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A DSW working for a CCW client reported that the client's daughter said her mother fell down last night when she got up to use the bathroom. No injuries or bruising, mom just lost her footing.
YES
NO
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A family member called you Monday to report that her father was in the hospital again over the weekend. His blood pressure spiked because he smoked too many cigarettes and had an argument with her mother. They gave him something to bring it down, but they kept him overnight for observation.
YES
NO
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While reviewing documentation, you notice that the DSW documented that last week the consumer's sister forgot to give the client her medication on Saturday. The sister called the pharmacy and they told her to skip that dose and get back on track with the next scheduled dose.
YES
NO
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Because of rising flood waters, the client has to go live with her sister for the next 7-14 days. Her home was not damaged, but the road is closed to all traffic. The DSW will not be providing services at her sister's home because the sister doesn't work and will care for the client.
YES
NO
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Today on your regular visit to your NOW client's home, the DSW mentioned that last week when they were in the community, they were pulled over for a broken tail light. The officer was really nice and didn't give her a citation, but he did give her a warning to get it fixed.
YES
NO