BASED ON HIT 205 MIDTERM TRUE FALSE (ORDER QUESTION ANSWER).

T/F: During a survey, the accrediting body will utilize the state's standards for licensure as an accrediting guide, without exceptions. False T/F: Medicare Quality indicators are criteria that, if present in a patient's record, are likely to result in higher quality of care than if they are not present. True Brainpower Read More T/F: DRGs are a way to group ICD-10-CM coded data from an inpatient stay into categories that are similar clinically and in the intensity of services they are likely to require. True T/F: Measures based on clinical data (such as readmission rate, mortality rate, case-mix index, severity of illness) are independent indicators and not related to each other. False T/F: CDI professionals are required to be an AHIMA Certified Documentation Improvement Practitioner (CDIP) by each state to work in a CDI role, similar to nurse licensure. False T/F: Quantitative analysis is based on the regulatory, accrediting, licensing, and reimbursement requirements that apply to the facility or organization. True T/F: A physician champion is an essential component of a successful CDI program and must be a full-time position budgeted in the CDI department. False T/F: Medicare pays for hospice services provided to family members and significant others after the death of the patient. True T/F: Community health centers are federally, locally, and state-funded so they can provide healthcare services to those who have limited access to healthcare. False T/F: To reduce the incidence of disconnection of clinical information between caregivers, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, establish regulations that require physicians a Transfer of Care Summary when transferring the care of a patient to another provider. True T/F: Care plans are NOT required documentation in an LTCH. False T/F: A patient's right to be informed about any financial liability is governed by the Patient Self-Determination Act of 1990. False T/F: Many of the services in long-term care provided in retirement homes, home healthcare, assisted living, or adult day care. True T/F: Federal regulations require that the reason or need for the transfer or discharge be documented in the resident's health record. True T/F: A homebound patient may not leave their home for the medical treatment or short, infrequent absences for non-medical reasons, such as a trip to the barber or to attend religious services. False T/F: A history and physical completed within 23 days prior to admission may be used as long as it summarizes the patient's condition and care prior to admission and describes their current physical/psychosocial status. True T/F: Health record documentation on admission and throughout a home health episode must support a patient's terminal status. False T/F: Physician orders in LTCH contain medications orders, parenteral nutrition orders, do-not-resuscitate orders. True T/F: In the LTCH, family meetings or conferences are held to discuss the patient's condition. True T/F: A SNF and a nursing home provide different care and services? True