NHA - National Prep Test 2

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1. Personnel policies and procedures are considered:
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This prep test covers essential management and operational aspects in healthcare facilities, including safety codes, financial systems, and facility requirements.

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2. The major reason that the administrator should try to prevent employee turnover is:
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3. Strategic planning:
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4. A major goal of the activities program in a nursing facility is to:
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5. In the process of planning, the administrator should:
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6. A resident suffering from glaucoma should be referred to a (an):
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7. Pressure sores may be caused by all of the following except:
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8. Nursing home residents are most frequently injured by:
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9. Incontinency means:
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10. The correlation between job satisfaction and productivity is:
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11. The cause of depreciation is:
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12. The social worker might be most helpful in which of the following types of residents?
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13. The best type of fire extinguisher to use for a Class B (flammable liquid) fire is a:
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14. As an element of organizing, basic departmentalization:
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15. The best means of controlling disease spread in a facility is:
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16. The Fair Labor Standards Act concerns itself primarily with:
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17. When a documentation error is made in the resident's medical chart, the correct action is to:
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18. A physical therapist:
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19. The ability to convert assets to cash is:
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20. Personnel policies should be:
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21. It is reasonable to expect that employees who are not formally evaluated by their supervisor will:
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22. Medicaid utilization review guidelines are established by the:
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23. Controlling is:
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24. The internal recruitment device of letting all employees know of a job vacancy is:
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25. What would be the primary benefit of public relations to a nursing home?
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26. The administrator should require cost reports at least monthly from the food service manager that includes all of the following except:
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27. The term proprietorship as it relates to the nursing home industry means:
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28. The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that employees must be:
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29. The primary objective in a pressure sore program is:
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30. Benign means:
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31. Forecasting has become more important in today's nursing facility environment. The accuracy of an administrator's forecasts will affect the ultimate success of the facility's plans. Forecasts, therefore, are expected to be:
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32. The document outlining duties, authority, examples of work qualifications is a:
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33. The goal of rehabilitation services is to:
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34. Metastasis is a health care term properly defined as:
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35. When an asset is depreciated, it's cost is:
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36. All Schedule II drugs must be stored:
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37. Discharge planning for newly admitted resident should begin:
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38. Which one of the functions of management would be accomplished first?
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39. A procedure is:
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40. Medications may be taken home only when:
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41. The purpose of a medical record is to:
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42. Which of the following could be a revenue producing department or center in a nursing home?
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43. When a fire occurs, who is in charge until the firemen arrive?
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44. Which of the following should not be included in the initial orientation of new employees?
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45. In a SNFall drug regimens must be reviewed at least:
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46. Fringe benefit packages usually include all except:
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47. The accounting system required by Medicare is:
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48. Market opportunity research should be conducted:
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49. The rehabilitation therapists (PT,OT, ST) are required to do which of the following in treating nursing home residents:
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50. Patient rooms must meet all of the following requirements except:
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51. Teamwork occurs when:
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52. When a medication has an automatic stop order, the nurse should call the physician:

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When a medication has an automatic stop order, it means that there is a predefined duration or limit for administering that medication, after which it should be discontinued or reevaluated by the physician. In such cases, it is the responsibility of the nurse to contact the physician to discuss whether the medication should be continued, adjusted, or stopped based on the patient's condition and medical orders. Communication between healthcare professionals is crucial to ensure patient safety and appropriate care.

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53. A resident council in a nursing facility is effective when:
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54. Employee accidents uaually result from:
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55. A nasogastric tube is used to aspirate fluids from the:
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56. Requirements which nursing homes must meet to provide services to Medicare and Medicaid patients are called:

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The requirements of participation are a set of standards that nursing homes must meet to be eligible to receive Medicare and Medicaid funding. These requirements cover various aspects of care, including resident rights, quality of care, and safety standards. Nursing homes that fail to meet these requirements may face sanctions, including fines or termination from the Medicare and Medicaid programs.

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57. Chronic means:
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58. The primary purpose of written personnel policies and procedures is to:
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59. When working with a resident who has had a stroke and has difficulty buttoning her robe, an employee should:
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60. The resident care plan is coordinated by the Resident Service Director and consists of:
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61. The term prognosis is defined as:
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62. Management or supervision is defined as:
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63. A nurisng home has an average daily census of 110 residents during the month of January. Total food cost for the month was $13,200. What was the food cost per resident day?

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To calculate the food cost per resident day, we divide the total food cost for the month by the average daily census:

Food cost per resident day = Total food cost / Average daily census

Given: Total food cost = $13,200 Average daily census = 110 residents

Food cost per resident day = $13,200 / 110 = $120

Therefore, the food cost per resident day is $120.
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64. Who compiles the Life Safety Code?
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65. How often should the emergency generator be tested under full load for 30 minutes?
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66. The biggest cost control problem in a facilit is:
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67. Span of management is:
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68. Nursing facilities have both current and long-term assets. Which of the following are current assets?
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69. Which of the following are analgesics?
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70. Which of the following indicates to the administrator that the facility's activity program is effective?
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71. When the balance of an account exceed the sum of the debits to that account, it is referred as:
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72. The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 requires one of the following:
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73. A goal or objective is:
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74. Most people are asked to serve on boards because they:
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75. Which agency has as its primary goal to ensure buildings is accessible to the physically handicapped?
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76. A policy is:
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77. Net worth is:
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78. The role of the NHA in the management of the nursing home is:
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79. The procedure that helps schedule work and prevent duplication in maintenance and housekeeping is referred to as:
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80. Fringe benefits do not include:
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81. The 8/80 system of scheduling means an employee may:
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82. The allocation of the original cost of a non-current intangible asset over a period of time specified by the government is called:
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83. What portion of the unemployement insurance tax is paid by the employer?
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84. In planning a budget, it is most important to know:
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85. A hallucination is:
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86. A perpetual inventory system is one that:
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87. The principle of Unity of Command means that:
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88. A balance sheet is a statement of financial position which:
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89. Marketing health care is more difficult than marketing many products because:
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90. The basic functions of management are:
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91. An example of a current liability is:
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92. Who requires audible and flashing fire alarms in LTC facilities?
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93. All doors except those to bathrooms must be at least ________ inches in width and fire-rated.

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All doors except those to bathrooms must be at least 32 inches in width and fire-rated.
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94. All facilities are to be free of insects and rodents, however, usually state laws prohibit the use of all of the following except:
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95. When the union sets out to organize a facility, the administrator cannot:
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96. To determine the capability to meet short-term cash needs, an administrator would use the:
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97. All walks must be at least:
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98. Depreciation of equipment is considered:
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99. The primary reason bank statements should be reconciled as soon as they are received is:
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100. When OSHA finds unsafe or unhealthy working conditions in a facility, it can impose all penalties except:
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Personnel policies and procedures are considered:
The major reason that the administrator should try to prevent employee...
Strategic planning:
A major goal of the activities program in a nursing facility is to:
In the process of planning, the administrator should:
A resident suffering from glaucoma should be referred to a (an):
Pressure sores may be caused by all of the following except:
Nursing home residents are most frequently injured by:
Incontinency means:
The correlation between job satisfaction and productivity is:
The cause of depreciation is:
The social worker might be most helpful in which of the following...
The best type of fire extinguisher to use for a Class B (flammable...
As an element of organizing, basic departmentalization:
The best means of controlling disease spread in a facility is:
The Fair Labor Standards Act concerns itself primarily with:
When a documentation error is made in the resident's medical chart,...
A physical therapist:
The ability to convert assets to cash is:
Personnel policies should be:
It is reasonable to expect that employees who are not formally...
Medicaid utilization review guidelines are established by the:
Controlling is:
The internal recruitment device of letting all employees know of a job...
What would be the primary benefit of public relations to a nursing...
The administrator should require cost reports at least monthly from...
The term proprietorship as it relates to the nursing home industry...
The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that employees must be:
The primary objective in a pressure sore program is:
Benign means:
Forecasting has become more important in today's nursing facility...
The document outlining duties, authority, examples of work...
The goal of rehabilitation services is to:
Metastasis is a health care term properly defined as:
When an asset is depreciated, it's cost is:
All Schedule II drugs must be stored:
Discharge planning for newly admitted resident should begin:
Which one of the functions of management would be accomplished first?
A procedure is:
Medications may be taken home only when:
The purpose of a medical record is to:
Which of the following could be a revenue producing department or...
When a fire occurs, who is in charge until the firemen arrive?
Which of the following should not be included in the initial...
In a SNFall drug regimens must be reviewed at least:
Fringe benefit packages usually include all except:
The accounting system required by Medicare is:
Market opportunity research should be conducted:
The rehabilitation therapists (PT,OT, ST) are required to do which of...
Patient rooms must meet all of the following requirements except:
Teamwork occurs when:
When a medication has an automatic stop order, the nurse should call...
A resident council in a nursing facility is effective when:
Employee accidents uaually result from:
A nasogastric tube is used to aspirate fluids from the:
Requirements which nursing homes must meet to provide services to...
Chronic means:
The primary purpose of written personnel policies and procedures is...
When working with a resident who has had a stroke and has difficulty...
The resident care plan is coordinated by the Resident Service Director...
The term prognosis is defined as:
Management or supervision is defined as:
A nurisng home has an average daily census of 110 residents during the...
Who compiles the Life Safety Code?
How often should the emergency generator be tested under full load for...
The biggest cost control problem in a facilit is:
Span of management is:
Nursing facilities have both current and long-term assets. Which of...
Which of the following are analgesics?
Which of the following indicates to the administrator that the...
When the balance of an account exceed the sum of the debits to that...
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 requires one of the...
A goal or objective is:
Most people are asked to serve on boards because they:
Which agency has as its primary goal to ensure buildings is accessible...
A policy is:
Net worth is:
The role of the NHA in the management of the nursing home is:
The procedure that helps schedule work and prevent duplication in...
Fringe benefits do not include:
The 8/80 system of scheduling means an employee may:
The allocation of the original cost of a non-current intangible asset...
What portion of the unemployement insurance tax is paid by the...
In planning a budget, it is most important to know:
A hallucination is:
A perpetual inventory system is one that:
The principle of Unity of Command means that:
A balance sheet is a statement of financial position which:
Marketing health care is more difficult than marketing many products...
The basic functions of management are:
An example of a current liability is:
Who requires audible and flashing fire alarms in LTC facilities?
All doors except those to bathrooms must be at least ________ inches...
All facilities are to be free of insects and rodents, however, usually...
When the union sets out to organize a facility, the administrator...
To determine the capability to meet short-term cash needs, an...
All walks must be at least:
Depreciation of equipment is considered:
The primary reason bank statements should be reconciled as soon as...
When OSHA finds unsafe or unhealthy working conditions in a facility,...
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