Exam Preview for 6678: Strategic Application of Group and Concurren

Strategic Application of Group and Concurrent Therapy in Long-Term Care

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1. Which of the following scenarios would be considered appropriate for concurrent therapy? Two patients working on the same task under the supervision of two different therapists. Two patients receiving individualized instruction from one therapist, each working on different tasks. A therapist providing treatment to one patient while another patient observes. Multiple patients working independently on different exercises without therapist involvement.
2. What is the maximum number of patients that can participate in a group therapy session under Medicare Part A guidelines? 2 4 6 8
3. What is the limit on group and concurrent therapy provision under PDPM? 20 minutes per patient per day 25% of minutes provided per patient day 25% of minutes provided combined per discipline, per patient in a covered stay 200 Minutes provided combined per discipline, per patient in a covered stay
4. What is a consideration for determining the size of a therapy group? Safety of all participants Age of participants Height of all participants Education level of all participants
5. Which of the following is a valid reason to avoid including a resident in a group or concurrent therapy session? High prior level of function Age Isolation precautions They are a resident of a skilled nursing facility