OASIS

OASIS - Getting it Right

Q.1

Name *

First Name

Last Name

Q.2

email *

Email

Q.3

Agency Name

Email

Q.4

Upon admit, Mr. Jones states he is feeling better after a trip to the MD this afternoon. He denies dizziness and is able to walk unassisted with a walker, get in and out of his chair and use the restroom independently. According to his wife, he suffered severe vertigo and vomiting most of last night until he was finally seen late this afternoon. On admission you document:

His ability to transfer based on your observation of Mr. Jones independently getting in and out of the chair.
His wife's assessment of what he can usually do
His inability to walk or transfer, get to the toilet, or bathe based upon his severe vertigo last night and this morning.
He is not homebound because he was able to get to and from the MD.

Q.5

A physical therapist performs an admission for a patient and carefully writes down all medications that a patient is taking. The RN case manager in the office reviews the medications and notes if there are any potential problems and then communicates his findings to the therapist. You know that this process: *

May violate the standard that only one clinician perform the assessment
Influences M0090 because the date on which the two clinicians collaborated is considered the date the assessment was completed.
Does not meet the definition of collaboration.
poses a risk to the patient because the therapist is not qualified to participate in med reviews other than pain meds.

Q.6

At case conference, a decision was made to recertify your patient for additional services. A recertification visit was made and OASIS was completed. As you are leaving, your patient becomes short of breath and diaphoretic. You recognize serious trouble and call 911. Later you learned that he died before the ambulance got him to the hospital. What OASIS do you submit?

The recertification that you completed while in the home.
A transfer to inpatient facility OASIS - pt not discharged
A transfer to an inpatient facility - discharged from agency
death at home.

Q.7

Which of the following is a surgical wound?

A post op urostomy
A surgical incision to a cyst that was left open to drain
A peripherally inserted central catheter
an orthopedic pin site

Q.8

Admission orders for your patient included administration of the flu vaccine. During her initial episode, she spent a week in the hospital. You completed a ROC but a week later, her family calls the office and reports that the patient is moving out of state so a grown daughter could take care of her. How do you answer M1046 on the discharge - Did the patient receive the flu vaccine for this years flu season? *

Yes; received from your agency during this episode of care (SOC/ROC to Transfer/Discharge)
Yes; received from your agency during a prior episode of care (SOC/ROC to Transfer/Discharge)
Yes; received from another health care provider (for example, physician, pharmacist)
No; patient offered and declined
No; patient assessed and determined to have medical contraindication(s)
No; not indicated - patient does not meet age/condition guidelines for influenza vaccine
No; inability to obtain vaccine due to declared shortage
No; patient did not receive the vaccine due to reasons other than those listed in Responses 4 - 7.