Nursing Home Administration - Medicare & Medicaid / Life Safety Code

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Nursing Home Administration - Medicare & Medicaid / Life Safety Code

The federal government matches state expenditures ranging from ___.

In 2008 the federal government changed the "look back" period for which Medicaid assistance may be denied due to "gifts" ___.

The Life Safety Code ___.

An employee hearing the fire code phrase must ___.

Under the Life Safety Code, movement of infirm patients to safe areas or the exterior is ___ in fire drills.

On discovery of fire involving a person, personnel shall immediately ___.

Basic action required of health care facility personnel are ___.

Often the most dangerous element threatening patient safety is ___.

Smoking by residents designated as "not responsible" ___.

The overall objective of the Life Safety Code for new health care occupancies is to ___.

Facility personnel that shall be instructed in the use of and response to fire alarm include ___.

When a facility locks exits, it must ___.

A material that, in the form in which it is used, will not aid combustion or add appreciable heat to spreading fire is defined as ___.

In determining occupant loads in exit requirements, the actual expected count or a projection using ___ square feet of floor space in sleeping areas and ___ square feet of floor space in treatment areas shall be used.

Handrails clearance from the wall must be at least ___.

The purpose of smokeproof towers is to ___.

The National Safety Council has suggested slopes of 7 to 20 degrees for a ____.

Aisles, corridors, and ramps used for exit must be at least ___ in width, clear, and unobstructed.

Travel distance within a room to an exit must not exceed ___.

Each floor or fire section of the facility shall have at least ___ located ___ from each other.

Travel distance from within any patient room to an exit access must not exceed ___.

Illumination of the means of egress must be continuous and must provide at least ___ foot-candle(s) measured at the ___.

The emergency lighting system must provide power ____.

Exit signs must be placed so that a person is never more than ___ from the nearest exit sign.

Corridors throughout patient sleeping areas must have ___.

A supervised automatic sprinkler system ___.

Short persons must be able to reach ___.

A fixed, regularly serviced, automatic fire extinguishing system in nursing home kitchens over the cook stoves is ___.

Every building shall have a/an ___ operated fire alarm system that shall be ___ supervised.

Every story used by patients must be divided into ___.

Every story with 50 or more occupants must be divided into at least ___.

Extinguishers should be checked ___ by the fire department and recharged and services ___ by a qualified person.

Doors protecting corridor openings must be made of 1 3/4 inches solid bonded core wood or constructed to resist fire for at least ___ minutes.

Each patient room must have an outside window or door. If a window, it ___.

For changes in level: up to 1/4 inch is ___, between 1/4 and 1/2 inch ___ is required, and over 1/2 inch must meet ___ requirements.

On any given flight of stairs, riser heights, and tread widths must be ___.

High forward reach limit is generally ___.

Minimum width for two wheelchairs to pass is ___ inches.

Side reach should be between ___ inches off the floor.

Handrails must extend at least ___ inches beyond a ramp or stair and be parallel to the floor or ground surface.

The generally specified maximum pounds of pressure required to operate doors, windows, and so on, is ___.

Automatic doors and power-assisted doors should by slow-opening and low-powered, not opening back to back faster than ___ seconds nor with a force of more than ___ pounds.

Grab bars located between ___ and ___ inches high must be provided for toilets on the side and back walls.

Grab bars and handrails are to be ___ to ___ inches in diameter or width, with ___ inches space between handrail and wall, and a sheer stress point of ___ pounds or greater.

The maximum allowable emergency alarm level is ___ decibels.

The general requirement for knee clearance under tables, work surfaces, sinks, and lavatories is ___.

Title 7 of the civil rights act of 1964 prohibited employers from discriminating on the basis of ___.

In 1935, a major labor group emerged called the ___.

By 1947, unions represented about 31% of the workforce. In 1990, union membership represented about ___% of the total work force.

The Taft-Hartley Act prohibited managers from ___.

In determining occupant loads in exit requirements, the actual expected count or a projection using _ square feet of floor space in sleeping areas and _ square feet of floor space in treatment areas shall be used.

Each floor or fire section of the facility shall have at least _ located _ from each other.

Illumination of the means of egress must be continuous and must provide at least _ foot-candle(s) measured at the _.

Every building shall have a/an _ operated fire alarm system that shall be _ supervised.

Extinguishers should be checked _ by the fire department and recharged and services _ by a qualified person.

For changes in level: up to 1/4 inch is _, between 1/4 and 1/2 inch _ is required, and over 1/2 inch must meet ___ requirements.

Automatic doors and power-assisted doors should by slow-opening and low-powered, not opening back to back faster than _ seconds nor with a force of more than _ pounds.

Grab bars located between _ and _ inches high must be provided for toilets on the side and back walls.

Grab bars and handrails are to be _ to _ inches in diameter or width, with _ inches space between handrail and wall, and a sheer stress point of _ pounds or greater.