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| 1. | Government organizations requiring nursing homes to offer influenza and pneumococcal vaccines to all residents |
| 3. | Global disease outbreak that occurs when a new influenza virus emerges for which people have little or no immunity, and for which there is no vaccine |
| 5. | Frequency of Fall Risk Assessments |
| 6. | Frequency of checking for the need of and completing fingernail and toenail care |
| 9. | Frequency of medicare charting |
| 10. | Frequency of Braden Scales |
| 11. | The singlemost important method in preventing the spread of the flu virus |
| 13. | True/False: Oral care still needs to be completed even if the resident's dentures have been thoroughly cleaned |
| 15. | True/False: Cathy charts all open areas so nurses don't need to document on them |
| 16. | One reason why a resident would not be vaccinated against influenza or pneumonia |
| 19. | True/False: If you didn't document it, it didn't happen or it wasn't done. |
| 21. | Providing this maintains an individual's dignity |
| 24. | Those >65 years old and/or live in an ECF/LTC, healthcare workers, those with longterm health issues |
| 26. | Nurse's notes, ADL's, voiding diary, BM sheets need to match |
| 27. | It is necessary to thoroughly clean the feet and toes of residents even if they are bedfast and have boots on |
| 28. | True/False: Behaviors must be documented in the focus charting |
| 30. | Can scr |