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RCFE Administrator Exam Final 2026/2027 | 150+ Questions & Correct Answers | Title 22, DSS Regulations, Resident Care, Staffing, Medication & Dementia

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This RCFE Administrator Exam Final 2026/2027 study resource contains 150+ questions and correct answers across 28 pages, providing an extensive review of California Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) administration requirements and Title 22 regulatory concepts. The material covers facility capacity requirements for 6 or fewer, 7+, 16–49, 50+, and larger facilities; administrator and caregiver age requirements; staffing responsibilities; employee schedules; activity programs; food-service staffing; admission agreements; facility licensing; and administrator certification and renewal requirements. A major portion focuses on California DSS/Community Care Licensing regulations and regulatory deadlines. Students review reporting and notification periods ranging from 24 hours through several years, including unusual incidents, epidemic outbreaks, theft and loss, bedridden residents, hospice services, evictions, address and administrator changes, license renewal, rate changes, employee training, resident and personnel record retention, and physician reports for residents with dementia. The document also organizes Title 22 material by regulatory articles, including licensing, application procedures, operating requirements, physical environment, background checks, personnel, resident assessments and rights, records, food services, health-related conditions, dementia and enforcement. The personnel, administrator and facility-operations sections address administrator qualifications for different facility capacities, employee health screenings, criminal background clearances, first-aid training, night supervision, staffing plans, volunteers, meal periods and overtime concepts. Administrator certification material includes the stated 40 hours of continuing education every two years, including dementia and laws-and-regulations training requirements described in the document. Students also review employee schedules, food-service responsibilities, planned activities and staff qualifications for facilities of different sizes. Resident care receives extensive coverage through admission assessments, reappraisals, resident rights, basic services, restricted and prohibited health conditions, hospice waivers, postural supports, oxygen, bed rails, advance directives and incidental medical care. Conditions discussed include diabetes, injections, catheter care, Stage 1 and 2 pressure sores, gastrostomy care, MRSA and more advanced pressure injuries. Dementia-specific content includes physician-report updates and the document's requirements for fire and earthquake drills when facilities accept residents with dementia. The guide also reviews medication management, food service and physical-environment requirements. Topics include centrally stored prescription medication records, prescription labels, refrigerator and freezer temperatures, menu preparation and retention, meal frequency, dishwasher sanitation, bedroom furniture, bed-linen changes, emergency lighting, signal systems, bathroom ratios, hot-water warnings, poisons and dangerous-weapon storage, heating and cooling requirements, and disaster and mass-casualty planning. Overall, this resource is relevant for candidates preparing for a California RCFE Administrator certification examination and for students who need rapid review of the rules, timelines, facility-capacity thresholds, resident-care requirements and administrative responsibilities presented in the source. Because regulatory requirements can change, the uploaded question bank is best treated as exam-preparation material rather than a substitute for current official California DSS regulations. Relevant Students: California RCFE Administrator exam candidates, RCFE administrator certification students, assisted-living administrators, residential care facility managers, senior-living management students, RCFE staff preparing for administrative responsibilities, and learners reviewing California Title 22, DSS/Community Care Licensing requirements, dementia care, medication management, resident rights and facility operations. 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RCFE Administrator Exam
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6+ beds and under - ANSWER ✔✔- Keep on record a 1-month

sample menu

- Caregivers are universal workers (take care of residents, cook, clean,

etc.)


7+ beds - ANSWER ✔✔- Post notice of planned activities


- Post procedures for complaints

- Post copy of resident rights


16+ beds - ANSWER ✔✔- Maintain dated weekly employee schedule

,- Post menus

- Prepare menus at least ONE WEEK in advance and keep on file for 30

days

- Maintain admin offices, public phones, and restroom

- Make separate space for laundry

For 16+ beds, how long do you have to keep menus on file? -

ANSWER ✔✔30 days


16-49 beds - ANSWER ✔✔- Administrator (15 college unit, 1 yr

experience)

- 1 person w/ primary responsibility for activities (6 month experience)

- 1 person w/ primary responsibility for food planning, prep, and service


50+ beds - ANSWER ✔✔- Administrator (2 yrs college, 3 yrs

experience)

- FULL TIME employee for planned activities (1 yr experience)

- FULL TIME employee for food service (formal training/experience)


Minimum age of Administrator - ANSWER ✔✔21


Minimum age of caregivers/supervisors - ANSWER ✔✔18

, Time between third and first meals (dinner and breakfast) - ANSWER

✔✔15 hours


Report epidemic outbreaks, poisonings, catastrophes or major accidents

to DSS or local health authority, when appropriate - ANSWER ✔✔24

hours

Must report theft or loss of $100 or more to local law enforcement

agency - ANSWER ✔✔36 hours


How many hours of training required to maintain RCFE certification

every 2 years? - ANSWER ✔✔40 hours, MUST INCLUDE:


- 8 hours Dementia

- 4 hours Laws and Regulations

- 1 hour LGBT


Must document theft or loss of $25 or more - ANSWER ✔✔72 hours


2 days - ANSWER ✔✔~ Notify fire department of bedridden residents


~ Maintain supply of perishable food


3 days - ANSWER ✔✔Serve notice of eviction, with DSS approval


5 days - ANSWER ✔✔- Send written notice of eviction to DSS

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