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When I reread
the manual it looks as if it's coding ROM on the resident's ability to perform
the ROM themselves for daily functioning & that if they can't, it's then
coded 1/1. I haven't coded it this way in the past so guess I'll add it to
my list of questions when I go to the AANAC classes on April 20 & 21.
In the past I had always considered their ability to move it as voluntary
movement but now it looks as if that also refers to ROM so I will ask about
it.
Pat Whitcomb,
RN
MDS
Coordinator
Madonna
Towers
507-288-3911,
Ext. 3050
Thank you for your
come back but the RAI manual has an example of a resident with CVA and they
also have it coded as 1/1. Any thoughts?
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I
agree with the therapies. As long as she has full ROM of those
extremities they should be coded 0/1.
Pat
Whitcomb, RN
MDS
Coordinator
Madonna
Towers
507-288-3911,
Ext. 3050
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I have a resident with a recent
CVA. She has total L side paralysis. I have coded her as 1/1 for arm, leg
and hand. My therapy dept tells me she should be coded as a 0/1
because she has full passive ROM of those extremities. Can anyone
clarify coding this sec. for me? Thank you in
advance
Sharon Pratt
RN
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