Relias - Case Management Assessment A
1. Your patient recieved a cancer diagnosis. Comfort your patient, listen to their concerns,
You find them crying on their bed. They and inform them of referrals to inpatient
state they just got divorced and do not psychosocial services and an oncology nurse
have family in town. What would be your navigator.
PRIORITY action?
2. In your psychosocial aassessment you Immediately alert you patient's care team, re-
suspect the parent of you 6-year-old pa- port you suspicions to Child protective ser-
tient to be committing Munchhausen by vices, document you findings inthe patient's
Proxy Syndrome. What PRIORITY actions chart, and get psychiatry consult STAT to ap-
would you take to protect your patient? propriately speparate the parent from the
child or have the parent monitored in the
room by a sitter
3. You see a family friend on your case man- HIPPA
agement case load. You know you can
not care for this person as it would be a
conflict of interest. If you were to quickly
review their medical chart what legal act
would you be violating?
4. Your patient is school-aged and has spe- ARD
cial needs. Their family is very concerned
their child will be bullied because of these
speical needs. What communication and
planning tool would you recommend for
the family with members of the school
prior to start of school?
5. Your patient with a pre-existing condition The insurance plan you acquired directly from
purchased an individual healthcare plan the insurance payer operates outside the
online directly from the insurance payer. Healthcare Market Exchange covered under
, Relias - Case Management Assessment A
They did not purchase it on the Healthcare the Affordable Care Act. As a result, it might
Market Exchange that is covered under have different terms and conditions, includ-
the Affordable Care Act. They are upset ing waiting periods for pre-existing condi-
that their plan does not cover pre-existing tions.
conditions for 6 months. What would be
your response?
6. What are the three key domains of a func- ADLs, IADLs, Mobility (fall)
tional status assessment?
7. You are using aggregated diagnosis Disease etiology
groups (ADGs) to classify your patient's
care. In which ADG would you classify
your patient's infection?
8. Your patient is stable and needs continu- Ensure a PICC or port access is placed in the
ous infusion therapy. You are completing hospital. Then give the patient the name of
the care transition portion of the plan of an ambulatory infusion siteof care for their
care and discharge plan. What would be infusions.
the MOST appropriate care delivery plan
for the patient?
9. What law was enacted to protect rights HIPAA
to access to their information and encour-
age patients to create an advance direc-
tive for medical care wishes?
10. You are implementing a care plan for your multiple diagnoses (depression, mania) and
patient with schizophrenia. What PRIORI- violent/unstable behavior
TY diagnoses would you consider them to
be at high risk?
11. Day 1- 60
1. Your patient recieved a cancer diagnosis. Comfort your patient, listen to their concerns,
You find them crying on their bed. They and inform them of referrals to inpatient
state they just got divorced and do not psychosocial services and an oncology nurse
have family in town. What would be your navigator.
PRIORITY action?
2. In your psychosocial aassessment you Immediately alert you patient's care team, re-
suspect the parent of you 6-year-old pa- port you suspicions to Child protective ser-
tient to be committing Munchhausen by vices, document you findings inthe patient's
Proxy Syndrome. What PRIORITY actions chart, and get psychiatry consult STAT to ap-
would you take to protect your patient? propriately speparate the parent from the
child or have the parent monitored in the
room by a sitter
3. You see a family friend on your case man- HIPPA
agement case load. You know you can
not care for this person as it would be a
conflict of interest. If you were to quickly
review their medical chart what legal act
would you be violating?
4. Your patient is school-aged and has spe- ARD
cial needs. Their family is very concerned
their child will be bullied because of these
speical needs. What communication and
planning tool would you recommend for
the family with members of the school
prior to start of school?
5. Your patient with a pre-existing condition The insurance plan you acquired directly from
purchased an individual healthcare plan the insurance payer operates outside the
online directly from the insurance payer. Healthcare Market Exchange covered under
, Relias - Case Management Assessment A
They did not purchase it on the Healthcare the Affordable Care Act. As a result, it might
Market Exchange that is covered under have different terms and conditions, includ-
the Affordable Care Act. They are upset ing waiting periods for pre-existing condi-
that their plan does not cover pre-existing tions.
conditions for 6 months. What would be
your response?
6. What are the three key domains of a func- ADLs, IADLs, Mobility (fall)
tional status assessment?
7. You are using aggregated diagnosis Disease etiology
groups (ADGs) to classify your patient's
care. In which ADG would you classify
your patient's infection?
8. Your patient is stable and needs continu- Ensure a PICC or port access is placed in the
ous infusion therapy. You are completing hospital. Then give the patient the name of
the care transition portion of the plan of an ambulatory infusion siteof care for their
care and discharge plan. What would be infusions.
the MOST appropriate care delivery plan
for the patient?
9. What law was enacted to protect rights HIPAA
to access to their information and encour-
age patients to create an advance direc-
tive for medical care wishes?
10. You are implementing a care plan for your multiple diagnoses (depression, mania) and
patient with schizophrenia. What PRIORI- violent/unstable behavior
TY diagnoses would you consider them to
be at high risk?
11. Day 1- 60
