NHA State Pre-test
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This test will help me prepare for the NHA State Exam.
- 1.In a facility that admits children age 16 through 20 years, the facility may not accommodate more than:
- A.
40 children this age at any given time
- B.
40 children at any given time
- C.
60 children at any given time
- D.
A and C
- 2.Individuals with communicable disease:
- A.
Are not permitted to work in food service areas
- B.
Must wear a mask or other infection control apparel
- C.
Are permitted to clean food service areas only after food preparation is completed
- D.
A and C
- 3.A temporary license may be issued:
- A.
Only twice to an applicant who has filed for licensure
- B.
To an applicant who has worked as a fully licensed administrator for 2 years within a 5 year period
- C.
To an applicant who has worked as a part time administrator for 3 years within a 5 year period
- D.
For a period of 6 months
- 4.Nursing Staff can be scheduled for:
- A.
3 consecutive 16 hour shifts
- B.
4 consecutive 16 hour shifts
- C.
6 consecutive 16 hour shifts
- D.
None of the above
- 5.The attending physician of a child residing in a nurisng home shall:
- A.
Evaluate the child's health care status at least once very 60 days
- B.
Document the child's status every 60 days
- C.
Review and update the plan of care every 60 days
- D.
All of the above
- 6.What does administrative assessment mean?
- A.
Review of conditions in a long-term care facility which impact the rights, health, saftey, and welfare of residents.
- B.
Review of conditions with the purpose of noting needed improvement and making recommendations to enhance quality of life.
- C.
Review of the facility annually
- D.
A and B
- 7."Department" means what?
- A.
Department of Health
- B.
Department of Elderly Affairs
- C.
Department of Nursing Home Administrators
- D.
Department of Defense
- 8.The consulting pharmacist is responsible for all of the following except:
- A.
Establishing a system to record receipt and disposition of all controlled drugs
- B.
Ensuring that refrigerated drugs are stored properly
- C.
Ensuring the contents of the Emergency Medication Kit is established
- D.
Completeing a preliminary resident assessment at the time of admission
- 9.The international biological hazard symbol shall be:
- A.
Red
- B.
Red and black
- C.
Red, orange, or black with background contrast
- D.
8 inches in diameter on bags and containers
- 10.Food shall be stored:
- A.
A minimum of 6 inches above the floor
- B.
A minimum of 8 inches above the floor
- C.
A minimum of 10 inches above the floor
- D.
At least 2 feet from the floor
- 11.An Administratro in Training will train:
- A.
A minimum of 20 hours a week
- B.
A minimum of 30 hours a week
- C.
A minimum of 40 hours a week
- D.
A minimum of 60 hours a week
- 12.The amount deposited by the board of trustees in the name of the self-insurance pool must be:
- A.
With a chartered commercial bank
- B.
With a bank in the State of Florida
- C.
Maintained at all times
- D.
All of the above
- 13.A comprehensive assessment shall be completed for each resident within:
- A.
14 days of admission and every 12 months thereafter
- B.
14 days of admission and every 15 months thereafter
- C.
21 days of admission and every 12 months thereafter
- D.
21 days of admission and every 15 months thereafter
- 14.Meat products:
- A.
Must be officially inspected for wholesomeness and sanitation
- B.
Must be stored in steel canisters and refrigerated
- C.
Must be wrapped in clear packaging
- D.
All of the above
- 15.The facility is mandated to provide the resident or his or her guardian with an itemized listing of all charges within ________ following discharge or release from a nursing home.
- A.
1 day
- B.
7 days
- C.
30 days
- D.
90 days
- 16.An applicant who fails the licensing examiniation must pass both parts within _______ years from the first failure.
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 17.Nursing homes are not required to have written policies on:
- A.
Provision of an activities program
- B.
Disaster preparedness
- C.
Houskeeping
- D.
Construction standards
- 18.Who does the Office of State Long-Term Care Ombudsman report to:
- A.
AHCA
- B.
Department of Elderly Affairs
- C.
Department of Health
- D.
Department of Aging
- 19.What are the duties of an Ombudsman?
- A.
Identify, investigate, and resolve complaints made by or on behalf of residents of long-term care
- B.
Protect residents from wrongful actions by providers, representatives, private/public agencies, and guardians
- C.
Provide services that assist in protecting the health, safety, welfare, and rights of residents
- D.
All of the above
- 20.What type of access does an ombudsman have?
- A.
Medical and social records of a resident as necessary to investigate or resolve a complaint - if the office has permission from resident
- B.
The administrative records, policies, and documents to which residents or the general public have access.
- C.
Any portion of the long-term care facility and any resident necessary to investigate or resolve a complaint.
- D.
All of the above
- 21.Who is the individual that is licensed and has the general administrative charge of a facility?
- A.
Executive Director
- B.
General Manager
- C.
Administrator
- D.
None of the above
- 22.What does a bed reservation policy mean?
- A.
The policy that describes how a facility can charge a resident as soon as they leave the bed
- B.
A policy that dictates the daily charge to hold a bed regardless of reason
- C.
The policy that reserves a bed prior to admission
- D.
The number of consecutive days and the number of days per year that a resident may leave the facility for overnight therapeutic visits with family or friends or for hospitalization for an acute condition
- 23.What does custodial service mean?
- A.
Care for a person which entails observation of diet and sleeping habits, and over the general health, safety, of the age or infirm
- B.
The service provided to maintain restrooms and closets.
- C.
Care of an individual in regards to their rooms and belongings
- D.
None of the above
- 24.Whenever a licensee closes a nursing home facility, it shall:
- A.
Inform the agency not less than 30 days prior to the discontinuance of operations
- B.
Inform the agency not less than 60 days prior to the discontinuance of operations
- C.
Inform the resident not less than 90 days prior to the discontinuation of operations
- D.
Inform the resident not less than 120 days prior to the discontinuance of operations
- 25.
- A.
The agency will evaluate nursing homes at least every 12 months
- B.
Non-compliance will be stated as deficiencies measured in terms of severity
- C.
Assigned ratings will be Conditional or Standard
- D.
Evaluations will be based on the most recent licensure survey report
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