Inpatient Rehab Quiz

How can a client get into Inpatient Rehab?

• Long-term Acute Care

• Acute Care

• Outpatient Rehab

• Both long-term and acute care

How many hours does a patient have to be able to tolerate therapy in order to qualify for inpatient?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

True or False, Medicaid covers Inpatient Rehab

• True

• False

Where can't a client be transferred to after Inpatient Rehab?

• Acute Care

• Subacute Rehab

• Outpatient Rehab

• Home Health

Who is involved in OT Referrals?

• Case Manager

• Doctor

• Insurance Company

• Family Members

• All of the above

What is the average stay?

• 5-8 days

• 10-12 days

• 13-15 days

• one month

This outcome measure assesses and grades functional status of individual based on level of assistance. It is commonly used for patients with: stroke, TBI, MS, or elderly individuals undergoing inpatient rehab

• The Barthel Index

• Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)

• The Allen Cognitive Level Screen-t (ACLs)

• The Functional Independence Measure

This outcome measure assesses occupations such as: toileting, bathing, eating, dressing, continence, transfers, and ambulation.

• The Functional Independence Measure

• The Barthel Index

• Montreal Cognitive Assessment

• Lawton IADL scale

True or False, ICD classifies and codes primary diagnosis or conditions

• True

• False

Why is medical billing and coding important in terms of ethical roles?

• Ensures quality of care

• Aligns with code of ethics

• Ensures compliance with federal regultions and avoids hefty penalties

• All of the above