Urinary incontinece 12 2011
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- 39. www.MDSCarePlanBuilder.com HOW TO READ PROFILE REPORT Domain Indicator # in QI Total Poss. NF Avg. State Avg. Percentile Rank Elimination /Incontinence Prevalence of bowel or bladder incontinence 37 64 57.8 53.8% 60% High Risk Low Risk 17 20 17 47 100% 42.6% 91.6% 40.4% 100% 54% Prevalence of occasional or frequent incontinence without a toileting plan 8 19 42.1% 48.1% 45%
- 48. Part 4 Types of Programs www.MDSCarePlanBuilder.com
- 51. Part 5 Continence Management Protocol Components of Documentation www.MDSCarePlanBuilder.com
- 54. Bladder Tracker www.MDSCarePlanBuilder.com 1 2 3 Taken /prompted/voided. Unaware of need. 4 Self control, voided. Taken /prompted/did not void. Unaware of need. 5 Self control, Requires assistance. Taken, dry, Then incontinent in this time period. 6 Self control, did not need to void in this time period. Day 1 Code In-take Out-put Day 2 Code In-take Out put Day 3 Code In-take Out-put 7 AM to 9 AM 9 AM to 11 AM 11 AM to 1 PM 1 PM to 3 PM
- 68. To see complete care plans go to: http://www.hcmarketplace.com/prod-8700/MDS-30-Care-Plans-Made-Easy.html Problem/need Related to Risks/challenges ❏ Occ. incontinence ❏ Frequent incontinence ❏ Always incontinent Bladder incompetence: ❏Abrupt loss of urine ❏ Urine loss with stress ❏ Uncontrolled leakage Physical limitation: ❏ Compromised mobility ❏ Inability to manage clothing ❏ Inability :wipe self, wash hands Medical condition: ❏Diabetes ❏ Multiple sclerosis ❏ CVA ❏ Quadriplegia ❏ Depression ❏ Seizure disorder ❏ Constipation ❏ Impaction ❏ Catheter use Medication: ❏ Diuretic ❏ Narcotic use ❏ Falls ❏ Skin irritation ❏ Urinary tract infections ❏ Social isolation ❏ Socially inappro.behavior ❏ Behavior outburst ❏ Embarrassment ❏ Curtailment of fluids ❏ Curtailment of activities