Detailed Daily Assistance / Support
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- Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Two support levels of therapy assistants are included in the NDIS Price Guide, match the correct Level with description.
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- Allied health assistant working under the delegation of and direct supervision at all times of a therapist. The allied health assistant must be covered by the professional indemnity insurance of the supervising therapist (or the therapist’s employing provider)
- Allied health assistant working under the delegation and supervision of a therapist, where the therapist is satisfied that the allied health assistant is able to work independently without direct supervision at all times. The allied health assistant must be covered by the professional indemnity insurance of the supervising therapist (or the therapists’ employing provider).
- Therapy Assistant (level 1)
- Therapy Assistant (level 2)
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2. Question
Since 1 October 2019, additional disability-related health supports have been available to purchase using NDIS funding. The typical types of support available can be grouped into eight ‘support type’ categories.
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- Provision of daily catheter maintenance and care by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker.
An NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker to provide stoma management and care. - Training of an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker to implement a diabetic management plan.
Implementation of a diabetic management plan and daily maintenance and care by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker. - Implementation of a meal time management plan by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker.
Training of an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker to implement the meal time management plan and OEDCP. - Training of an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker to implement the participant’s Epilepsy Management Plan (EMP) and/or Emergency Medication Management Plan (EMMP).
Epilepsy seizure monitoring by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker including the application of assistive technology. - Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Stoma Changes (to assist feeding) by a suitably qualified and competent clinician.
Implementation of a nutritional meal plan by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker. - Implementation of a podiatry care plan by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker.
Assessment, development and periodic review of a podiatry care plan by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent clinician. - Provision of tracheostomy equipment and consumables.
Provision of a Constant Positive Airway Pressure machine (CPAP) machine and consumables. - Training of support workers/families in prevention of pressure areas and wounds.
Development of a care plan by a suitably qualified clinician.
- Continence Supports
- Diabetic management supports
- Dysphagia supports
- Epilepsy supports
- Nutrition supports
- Podiatry supports
- Respiratory supports
- Wound and pressure care supports
CorrectIncorrect - Provision of daily catheter maintenance and care by an NDIS-funded suitably qualified and competent worker.
- Question 3 of 7
3. Question
Participants can start accessing therapy (including Early Childhood Early Intervention) and nursing disability related supports immediately without a plan review?
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4. Question
If and NDIS Participant does not have Therapy and/or Nursing for disability related health supports in their plan and they are eligible, they can access these supports? Which statement/s is correct?
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5. Question
What are some examples of out of Home Health Services?(Select the correct answers)
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6. Question
What are the different types of assistive technology that is available to the Participant? (Select the correct answers)
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7. Question
Match the below
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- Shower Chair
Bedding Protection - Transfer Aids
Specialised Kitchen Aids - Bed sticks/poles
Power/power-assist wheelchairs - High-level pressure cushions and pressure care sleep systems
Orthotics and Prosthetics complex
- Assistive Technology Level 1
- Assistive Technology Level 2
- Assistive Technology Level 3
- Assistive Technology Level 4
CorrectIncorrect - Shower Chair