NJ CALA TEST BANK EXAM LATEST WITH
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ 100%
GUARANTEED PASS LATEST UPDATE 2026-
2027
Health Care Service
Any service provided to a resident of an assisted living or comprehensive
personal care home that is ordered by a physician and required to be
provided or delegated by a licensed, registered or certified health
care professional.
Hospice
A program of palliative and supportive services provided to terminally ill
persons and their families in the form of physical, psychological, social,
and spiritual care.
Managed Risk
The process of balancing resident choice and independence with the health and
safety of the resident and other persons in the facility or program. If a resident's
preference or decision places the resident or others at risk and is likely to lead to
adverse consequences, such risks or consequences are discussed with the
resident, and, if the resident agrees, a resident representative, and a formal plan
to avoid or reduce negative or adverse outcomes is negotiated, in accordance
with the provisions of N.J.A.C. 8:36-5.18.
,Manage Risk Agreement
The written formal plan developed in consideration of shared
responsibility,
bounded choice and assisted living values and negotiated between the
resident and the facility or program to avoid or reduce the risk of
adverse outcomes which may occur in an assisted living environment.
Medication Administration
A procedure in which a prescribed medication or biological is given to a
resident by an authorized individual in accordance with all laws and
regulations
governing such procedures.
Process of Medication Administration
1.) Removing an individual dose from a previously dispensed,
properly labeled container (including a unit dose or unit-of-use
container).
2.) Verifying it with the prescriber's orders.
3.) Giving the individual dose to the resident.
4.) Seeing that the resident takes it (if oral).
5.) Recording the required information, including but not limited to
the method of administration, time administered, initials of
individuals who administered the medication, and effect of the
medication when "PRN" or as-needed medications are
administered.
,Dignity
The self-worth of a resident.
Independence
The support and enhancement of resident capabilities and facilitation of
resident abilities so that the resident's preferences and choices may be
implemented within a barrier-free environment.
Individuality
Each resident's unique needs, capabilities, personalities, backgrounds and
preferences.
MAR (Medication Administration Record)
An individual resident record that contains, but is not limited to: resident
name, date of birth, diagnosis(es), age, physician, name and medication
strength,
dosage form, route of administration, frequency, date and time of
administration, initials of individual administering the medication, a
section containing the full
signature and title of each individual who initials it, date medication
ordered, stop date if appliacable, allergies, and all other
professionally acceptable information that is appropriate.
, 30-hour
A MATCEP or Medication Aide Training Competency and Evaluation
Program is a department approved minimum training course
conducted by a
Department approved registered professional nurse and registered
pharmacist, to instruct CNA, CHHA, or PCAs, in the administration of
medications to residents, within assisted living residences,
comprehensive personal care homes and assisted living programs.
Nursing Home-Level Care
An individual requires this as defined by N.J.A.C. 8:85-2.1. It is provided to
individuals who have chronic medical condition(s) resulting in
moderate to severe impairments in physical, behavioral, cognitive,
and/or psychosocial
functioning. It is determined by a registered professional nurse and
identified in a plan of care.
Pain Management
In accordance with N.J.A.C. 8:43E-6, means the assessment of pain and, if
appropriate, treatment in order to assure the needs of patients or
residents of health care facilities who experience problems with pain are
met. Treatment of pain may include the use of medication or application
of other modalities and medical devices such as, but not limited to, heat
or cold, massage,
transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), acupuncture, and
neurolytic techniques such as radiofrequency coagulation and
cryotherapy.
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ 100%
GUARANTEED PASS LATEST UPDATE 2026-
2027
Health Care Service
Any service provided to a resident of an assisted living or comprehensive
personal care home that is ordered by a physician and required to be
provided or delegated by a licensed, registered or certified health
care professional.
Hospice
A program of palliative and supportive services provided to terminally ill
persons and their families in the form of physical, psychological, social,
and spiritual care.
Managed Risk
The process of balancing resident choice and independence with the health and
safety of the resident and other persons in the facility or program. If a resident's
preference or decision places the resident or others at risk and is likely to lead to
adverse consequences, such risks or consequences are discussed with the
resident, and, if the resident agrees, a resident representative, and a formal plan
to avoid or reduce negative or adverse outcomes is negotiated, in accordance
with the provisions of N.J.A.C. 8:36-5.18.
,Manage Risk Agreement
The written formal plan developed in consideration of shared
responsibility,
bounded choice and assisted living values and negotiated between the
resident and the facility or program to avoid or reduce the risk of
adverse outcomes which may occur in an assisted living environment.
Medication Administration
A procedure in which a prescribed medication or biological is given to a
resident by an authorized individual in accordance with all laws and
regulations
governing such procedures.
Process of Medication Administration
1.) Removing an individual dose from a previously dispensed,
properly labeled container (including a unit dose or unit-of-use
container).
2.) Verifying it with the prescriber's orders.
3.) Giving the individual dose to the resident.
4.) Seeing that the resident takes it (if oral).
5.) Recording the required information, including but not limited to
the method of administration, time administered, initials of
individuals who administered the medication, and effect of the
medication when "PRN" or as-needed medications are
administered.
,Dignity
The self-worth of a resident.
Independence
The support and enhancement of resident capabilities and facilitation of
resident abilities so that the resident's preferences and choices may be
implemented within a barrier-free environment.
Individuality
Each resident's unique needs, capabilities, personalities, backgrounds and
preferences.
MAR (Medication Administration Record)
An individual resident record that contains, but is not limited to: resident
name, date of birth, diagnosis(es), age, physician, name and medication
strength,
dosage form, route of administration, frequency, date and time of
administration, initials of individual administering the medication, a
section containing the full
signature and title of each individual who initials it, date medication
ordered, stop date if appliacable, allergies, and all other
professionally acceptable information that is appropriate.
, 30-hour
A MATCEP or Medication Aide Training Competency and Evaluation
Program is a department approved minimum training course
conducted by a
Department approved registered professional nurse and registered
pharmacist, to instruct CNA, CHHA, or PCAs, in the administration of
medications to residents, within assisted living residences,
comprehensive personal care homes and assisted living programs.
Nursing Home-Level Care
An individual requires this as defined by N.J.A.C. 8:85-2.1. It is provided to
individuals who have chronic medical condition(s) resulting in
moderate to severe impairments in physical, behavioral, cognitive,
and/or psychosocial
functioning. It is determined by a registered professional nurse and
identified in a plan of care.
Pain Management
In accordance with N.J.A.C. 8:43E-6, means the assessment of pain and, if
appropriate, treatment in order to assure the needs of patients or
residents of health care facilities who experience problems with pain are
met. Treatment of pain may include the use of medication or application
of other modalities and medical devices such as, but not limited to, heat
or cold, massage,
transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), acupuncture, and
neurolytic techniques such as radiofrequency coagulation and
cryotherapy.
