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What is the primary objective of the comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA)?
What is the primary objective of the comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA)?
- To evaluate the nutritional status of elderly patients
- To assess the rehabilitation needs and formulate a care plan (correct)
- To organize social support systems for older individuals
- To conduct a psychological evaluation of the elderly
Which component is NOT part of the 5Ms framework used for evaluating rehabilitation needs?
Which component is NOT part of the 5Ms framework used for evaluating rehabilitation needs?
- Mobility
- Medication administration (correct)
- What matters most
- Multicomplexity
In the context of developing rehabilitation goals, the SMART framework emphasizes which of the following?
In the context of developing rehabilitation goals, the SMART framework emphasizes which of the following?
- General and abstract objectives
- Long-term outcomes only
- Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timebound goals (correct)
- Vague aspirations for patient recovery
What role does acquired disability play in rehabilitation settings?
What role does acquired disability play in rehabilitation settings?
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How does the concept of 'what matters most' contribute to rehabilitation assessments?
How does the concept of 'what matters most' contribute to rehabilitation assessments?
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Study Notes
Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA)
- Organized method for evaluating older individuals' rehabilitation requirements.
- Aims to create, oversee, and implement personalized care plans.
SMART Framework
- Acronym stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timebound.
- Assists in establishing clear and effective rehabilitation objectives.
Rehabilitation Tools
- Various instruments utilized in rehabilitation to address and strategize for acquired disabilities.
- Tools help frame and articulate the rehabilitation process effectively.
5Ms Framework
- Optimal evaluation of a patient's rehabilitation needs through five key areas:
- What Matters Most: Prioritizes the patient’s personal values and goals.
- Mobility: Assesses the patient's physical movement capabilities.
- Medications: Reviews current medications affecting rehabilitation.
- Multicomplexity: Considers multiple health conditions impacting care.
- Mood/Mind: Evaluates emotional and mental well-being relevant to recovery.
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