2025 NHA NAB LINE OF SERVICE TEST PRACTICE CORE
QUESTIONS EVALUATION WITH ANSWERS 2025/2026 GRADED
A+
Continuous Care Retirement Centers (CCRC) - Facility which has a range of different
accommodations and service options depending on the resident
Who signs and completes the MDS 3.0? - Registered Nurse
After admission, a baseline care plan must be created when? - Within 48 hours
General-In-Patient Care - Level of hospice care which provides pain control that cannot
be administered at home.
Respite Care - Level of hospice care which provides support for family members of the
patient.
HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) - Health plan where members must use
specific healthcare providers.
How soon after admission must the comprehensive care plan be completed? - 21 days
Comprehensive Care Plan must be done_____ days after the completion of the
comprehensive assessment. - 7 days
Minimum length of time resident medical records must be retained - 5 years
Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) - A facility that provides 24-hour room, board, personal
care, and basic health and nursing care services to three or more residents. The care is
provided under the daily supervision of a licensed nurse and under the direction of a
licensed physician
OBRA-87: Requirements for LTC facilities - - Mandates 24 hour licensed practical
nursing care in SNF and ICF
- Requires facilities to allow patient choice in activities, schedules, and health care
decisions
- Requires 24 hour LPN care and a minimum of 8 hrs/day RN on duty.
OBRA-90 (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990) - Mandates that all residents
must be informed in writing of the rights to refuse medical treatment.
Department Meetings - Meetings with one part of the facility
Job Classification - System creating a title for each position
Policies - Principals that guide decisions taken by staff
, Corporate Compliance Programs - System to ensure that employees are aware of their
responsibities.
Mediation - The third party's role is to suggest or propose a solution to the problem
Arbitration - Third party to make final decision in a dispute.
PPR's - Full listing of all the job descriptions, rules, and decision-making principles of
the facility
Negotiation - Agreement where both sides make concessions
Job Analysis - Determining the tasks and skills required to fulfill a position.
In-Service training requirement for CNA's - 12 hours/year minimum
Nursing Care Staff and Support Staff Balance - 60% nursing / 40% support staff
CNA performance reviews - 12 months or 1 year
First-In, First-Out - inventory accounting in which the oldest items (those first acquired)
are assumed to be the first sold
Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) - Assumes that the costs of the last goods purchased (last in)
are the costs of the first goods sold (first out)
Semi-variable Expenses - Costs that have a fixed and variable component like the
electric bill
GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) - a set of accounting standards that
is used in the preparation of financial statements
Turnover Rate - the percentage of the workforce that leaves every year
Revenue Expenditures (income statement expenditures) - Expenses that are expensed
in the revenue year they occur.
Limited Partnership (LP) - Company where partners are not liable for all debt.
S Corporation - Corporation that pays no tax
Corporation - A business owned by stockholders who share in its profits but are not
personally responsible for its debts
QUESTIONS EVALUATION WITH ANSWERS 2025/2026 GRADED
A+
Continuous Care Retirement Centers (CCRC) - Facility which has a range of different
accommodations and service options depending on the resident
Who signs and completes the MDS 3.0? - Registered Nurse
After admission, a baseline care plan must be created when? - Within 48 hours
General-In-Patient Care - Level of hospice care which provides pain control that cannot
be administered at home.
Respite Care - Level of hospice care which provides support for family members of the
patient.
HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) - Health plan where members must use
specific healthcare providers.
How soon after admission must the comprehensive care plan be completed? - 21 days
Comprehensive Care Plan must be done_____ days after the completion of the
comprehensive assessment. - 7 days
Minimum length of time resident medical records must be retained - 5 years
Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) - A facility that provides 24-hour room, board, personal
care, and basic health and nursing care services to three or more residents. The care is
provided under the daily supervision of a licensed nurse and under the direction of a
licensed physician
OBRA-87: Requirements for LTC facilities - - Mandates 24 hour licensed practical
nursing care in SNF and ICF
- Requires facilities to allow patient choice in activities, schedules, and health care
decisions
- Requires 24 hour LPN care and a minimum of 8 hrs/day RN on duty.
OBRA-90 (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990) - Mandates that all residents
must be informed in writing of the rights to refuse medical treatment.
Department Meetings - Meetings with one part of the facility
Job Classification - System creating a title for each position
Policies - Principals that guide decisions taken by staff
, Corporate Compliance Programs - System to ensure that employees are aware of their
responsibities.
Mediation - The third party's role is to suggest or propose a solution to the problem
Arbitration - Third party to make final decision in a dispute.
PPR's - Full listing of all the job descriptions, rules, and decision-making principles of
the facility
Negotiation - Agreement where both sides make concessions
Job Analysis - Determining the tasks and skills required to fulfill a position.
In-Service training requirement for CNA's - 12 hours/year minimum
Nursing Care Staff and Support Staff Balance - 60% nursing / 40% support staff
CNA performance reviews - 12 months or 1 year
First-In, First-Out - inventory accounting in which the oldest items (those first acquired)
are assumed to be the first sold
Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) - Assumes that the costs of the last goods purchased (last in)
are the costs of the first goods sold (first out)
Semi-variable Expenses - Costs that have a fixed and variable component like the
electric bill
GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) - a set of accounting standards that
is used in the preparation of financial statements
Turnover Rate - the percentage of the workforce that leaves every year
Revenue Expenditures (income statement expenditures) - Expenses that are expensed
in the revenue year they occur.
Limited Partnership (LP) - Company where partners are not liable for all debt.
S Corporation - Corporation that pays no tax
Corporation - A business owned by stockholders who share in its profits but are not
personally responsible for its debts
