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Manage personal financial affairs
Have the facility manage personal funds
A quarterly accounting of any transaction made by the facility
All of the above
Executive Director
General Manager
Administrator
None of the above
Must be a full-time registered nurse
May serve more than one facility at the same time
May serve as the administrator of the facility while serving as DON
None of the above
Identify, investigate, and resolve complaints made by or on behalf of residents of long-term care
Protect residents from wrongful actions by providers, representatives, private/public agencies, and guardians
Provide services that assist in protecting the health, safety, welfare, and rights of residents
All of the above
4 months
8 months
12 months
24 months
Must be pasteurized
Must not exceed a standard plate count of 45,000
Must not exceed a coli form count of 15 per gram
Must be purified
Made in writing 30 days in advance
Made verbally 30 days in advance
Made verbally and in writing 14 days in advance
None of the above
Financial problems
Environmental and safety problems
Abandonment
None of the above
14 days of admission and every 12 months thereafter
14 days of admission and every 15 months thereafter
21 days of admission and every 12 months thereafter
21 days of admission and every 15 months thereafter
1
2
3
4
Medical and social records of a resident as necessary to investigate or resolve a complaint - if the office has permission from resident
The administrative records, policies, and documents to which residents or the general public have access.
Any portion of the long-term care facility and any resident necessary to investigate or resolve a complaint.
All of the above
1 month
2 months
3 months
4 months
Can be hard boiled and peeled
Can be commercially prepared and packaged
A and B
None of the above
Provide routine health care to elderly patients
Perform minory surgery
Offer outpatient services to women and children
All of the above
Keep full records of resident admission and discharges
Have available regular, consultative and emergency services of physicians licensed by the State
Include the patient's family in the geriatric outpatient clinic
Provide for the access of dental and other health-related services
Care for a person which entails observation of diet and sleeping habits, and over the general health, safety, of the age or infirm
The service provided to maintain restrooms and closets.
Care of an individual in regards to their rooms and belongings
None of the above
Sufficient in numbers to perform needed services
Qualified
Hired on a contractual basis if needed
All of the above
Family members agree to pay a higher fee for a private room
A physician certifies in writing that adequate infection control measures are being taken
The CDC is notified first and agrees to placement in facility
The resident is actively being treated for the communicable disease by the local Health Department
Review of conditions in a long-term care facility which impact the rights, health, saftey, and welfare of residents.
Review of conditions with the purpose of noting needed improvement and making recommendations to enhance quality of life.
Review of the facility annually
A and B
Provision of an activities program
Disaster preparedness
Houskeeping
Construction standards
A letter of intent from the district
Three acres of land
20 nursing assistants to care for patients
A certificate of need
Temperatures of 41 degrees Farenheit or below as applied to potentially hazardous foods
Temperatures of 140 degrees Farenheit or above as applied to potentially hazardous foods
Temperatures of 32 degrees Farenheit or below as applied to potentially hazardous foods
A and B
2 subscribing witnesses, 1 attorney
2 subscribing witnesses, 1 of who is neither spouse nor blood relative
3 subscribing witnesses, 1 attorney
3 subscribing witnesses, 1 of who is spouse or blood relations
Make provisions for the continued health, safety and welfare of all residents
Use the building fixtures, furnishings and any accompanying consumable goods in order to provide care and services
Collect payments for all goods and services provide to residents during the period of receivership
Pay the administrator's salary out of monies received
Admitted to a facility that cannot adequately provide needed service
Retained in a facility that cannot adequately take care of a resident
Admitted to a facility unless covered by a contract
All of the above
1 year from discharge date
3 years from discharge date
5 years from discharge date
10 years from discharge date
Establishing a system to record receipt and disposition of all controlled drugs
Ensuring that refrigerated drugs are stored properly
Ensuring the contents of the Emergency Medication Kit is established
Completeing a preliminary resident assessment at the time of admission
Are not permitted to work in food service areas
Must wear a mask or other infection control apparel
Are permitted to clean food service areas only after food preparation is completed
A and C
3 consecutive 16 hour shifts
4 consecutive 16 hour shifts
6 consecutive 16 hour shifts
None of the above
The policy that describes how a facility can charge a resident as soon as they leave the bed
A policy that dictates the daily charge to hold a bed regardless of reason
The policy that reserves a bed prior to admission
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
Must be boxed and kept in storage
Must be separated during storage
Must be stored above ready to eat foods
None of the above
Food can never be stored in toilet rooms or vestibules even if covered in unopened containers
Wrapped sandwiches can be stored in direct contact with ice
Sugar, seasonings, and dressing for self-service use must be in individual packages
Bulk food such as syrup must be stored in a container which is identified it by a common name
3 members
5 members
7 members
8 members
40 children this age at any given time
40 children at any given time
60 children at any given time
A and C
40 children this age at any given time
40 children at any given time
60 children at any given time
A and C
A minimum of 6 inches above the floor
A minimum of 8 inches above the floor
A minimum of 10 inches above the floor
At least 2 feet from the floor
Biomedical waste facilities must obtain an annual permit
Permits shall be transferable from one person to another
Permits expire September 30th
Biomedical waste generators who treat less than 25 pounds monthly are exempt from permite requirements
A 9 ft by 12 ft single occupancy bedroom
A 10 ft by 10 ft single occupancy bedroom
A minimum of 100 sq ft in a single bedroom
A minimum of 100 sq ft per child in multiple rooms
Immediate action by protective investigate district staff
Sufficient time for protective investigative district staff to commence their investigation within 24 hours
Sufficient time for protective investigative district staff to commence their investigation withing 48 hours
Sufficient time for protective investigative district staff to commence their investigation within 72 hours
Agency for Health Care Administration
District Administrator
District of Nursing Homes
A and C
Red
Red and black
Red, orange, or black with background contrast
8 inches in diameter on bags and containers
AHCA
Department of Elderly Affairs
Department of Health
Department of Aging
No less than 25 cents per bed
No more than 10 dollars per bed
Deposited in the Resident Protection Trust Fund
All of the above
With the handle extended out of the food
In hot running water
In hot water wells at 100 degrees F
In dry stainless steel containers
Under the direction of an elected board of trustees
By the Director of Nursing
By the employees of the facility
By AHCA
A certificate of training
An associate's degree
A bachelor's degree
Passed a written certification test
The Director of Nursing is also the Administrator
The Director of Nursing is on a vacation
The facility has a census of 120 or more residents
The facility has a census of 121 or more residents
The Board shall determine an application fee, renewal fee, and delinquency fee for inactive status
The Board will determine a reactivation fee for inactive status
The biennial renewal fee is the only fee required whether inactive or not
The application, renewal, delinquency, or reactivation fee may not exceed the biennial renewal fee for an active license
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