LTC Test Practice Exam Questions & Correct
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400 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Who has the authority, under ordinary circumstances, to deny a resident a visitor? -
CORRECT: A resident may terminate ant any time a visit by a person having access to
the resident's living area under this section (63-1-1919(b) or The administrator of a facility
may refuse access to the facility, any person if the presence of that person in the facility
would be injurious to the health and safety of a resident or would threaten the security of
the property of a resident or the facility for the commercial purposes. (63-1-1919 (D) page
40).
How often shall the resident receive an accounting of their personal finances when the
facility manages their trust fund? - CORRECT: The resident shall have at least a
quarterly accounting of any personal financial transactions undertaken in the resident's
behalf by a facility during any period of time the resident has delegated such responsibility
to the facility. (63-1-1918(B)(5) page 34). Shall provide each resident's, or his representative
with a written itemized statement on request of all financial transactions involving the
resident's fund (63-1-1920 (5) page 40)
Do you have to make your State Survey available to the public? - CORRECT: Yes. A
complete copy of every inspection report of the facility received from the Department
during the last 3 years (63-1-1919(1) page 14),
Do you have to make Resident's Rights available to the public? - CORRECT: Yes. Must
be posted in a conspicuous, easily accessible location in each facility. (61-1-1918(A) page 33).
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,Do you have to have current licensure information available to the public? - CORRECT:
Yes. It shall conspicuously post for display in an area of its offices accessible to residents,
employees and visitors. (61-1-1909 (A) page 13)
How many days notice, according to State Standards and State licensure regulations, must a
facility not participating in Medicare and Medicaid give before an involuntary transfer or
discharge of a resident? - CORRECT: Written notice shall be provided at least thirty
(30) days in advance of the transfer or discharge date to the resident, resident's legal
representative, person responsible for payment of charges for the resident's care, if different
from any of the foregoing, and the Department. (310:675-7-4(b) (1) page 31) OR Involuntary
transfer or discharge of a resident from a facility shall be preceded by a minimum written
notice of then (10) days. (63-1-1927 page 56)
Who destroys medications prescribed for residents after they've expired? - CORRECT:
NON-CONTROLLED medications prescribed for residents who have died and non-tolled
medications which have been discontinued shall be destroyed by both the DON and a
licensed pharmacist or another licensed nurse. CONTROLLED: shall be destroyed by a
licensed pharmacist and the DON. (310:665-9-9-1(e)(1) page 67)
Who are you required to notify when a long-term care resident complains of an adverse
reaction to a medication (according to Oklahoma State Department of Health rules)? -
CORRECT: A resident's adverse reactions shall be reported at once to the attending
physician. (310:667-9-9-1 (4)(c) page 65).
Concerning CEU's, if the NAB has approved a class for credit, can you presume that
OSBELTCA will also approve that class? - CORRECT: Yes. (490:1-9-1 (e) page 11
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,According to OSBELTCA rules, how many days do you have to notify them of the relocation of
your business or personal mailing address? - CORRECT: 15 calendar days. (490:1302(f)
page 34)
According to Health Department Standards, how frequently is your facility required to
provide in-service training for fire safety and first aid? - CORRECT: Two hours of fire
safety and fire aid classes semi-annually (310:675-13-5(e) page 80)
What is the time frame for reporting resident abuse, neglect and/or exploitation to the State
Health Department, or allegations of abuse to the DHS/Long-Term Care Investigations Unit? -
CORRECT: 24 hours by telephone or fax. Follow-up within 5 days; Final report shall be
in 10 days. (310:675-7-45-1 (a) page 33)
How many days do you have (in addition to telephone reporting) to make an initial report of
any incident of resident abuse to the State Department of Health? - CORRECT: All
reportable incidents shall be made/reported by telephone or fax within 24 hours (310:675-
7-5-1 (a) page 33)
If you have reasonable cause to believe that a vulnerable adult is suffering from abuse,
neglect or financial exploitation, you will make your report to either the Department of
Human Services or the office of the district attorney in the county the allegations
occurred...When do you make the report? - CORRECT: The facility shall be responsible
for reporting the following serious incidents to the Department within twenty-four hours
(63-1-1939 (I) (1) (e) page 63)
How long are a physician's oral orders for chemical restraints valid without a written order? -
CORRECT: The Physician's orders may be oral when an emergency necessitates
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, parenteral administration of the chemical restraint but is valid only until a written order can
be obtained within FORTY-EIGHT hours (310:675-9-6.1 (4) page 62)
How frequently are circumstances requiring physical restraints re-evaluated? -
CORRECT: Circumstances requiring the physical restraints shall be re-evaluated every
30 minutes and documented in the clinical record. (310:675-9-6-1 (3) page 61).
How many days, per Nursing Home Care Act, is an owner of a licensed facility required to
give notice prior to voluntarily closing all or part of a facility that will require the transfer or
discharge of more than 10% of its residents? - CORRECT: Any owner of a facility
licensed under this act shall give ninety (90) days' notice prior to voluntarily closing a facility
or closing any part of a facility, or prior to closing any part of a facility if closing such part will
require the transfer or discharge or more than ten (10%) percent of the residents. (63-1-
1930 page 58).
Who is allowed to administer medications? - CORRECT: Medications shall be
administered only be a physician, registered nurse, a licensed practical nurse, or a certified
medication aide. The only injectables which a certified medication aide may administer are
insulin and vitamin B-12 and then only when specifically trained to do so. (310:675-9-9-1
(12) page 66).
Where are social services rendered recorded, and how frequently are progress notes
written? - CORRECT: The social services rendered shall be recorded in the resident's
record. Progress notes shall be written at least monthly, or when a significant change in a
resident's condition occurs. (310:675-9-11.1
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Answers |100% Verified Exam.
400 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Who has the authority, under ordinary circumstances, to deny a resident a visitor? -
CORRECT: A resident may terminate ant any time a visit by a person having access to
the resident's living area under this section (63-1-1919(b) or The administrator of a facility
may refuse access to the facility, any person if the presence of that person in the facility
would be injurious to the health and safety of a resident or would threaten the security of
the property of a resident or the facility for the commercial purposes. (63-1-1919 (D) page
40).
How often shall the resident receive an accounting of their personal finances when the
facility manages their trust fund? - CORRECT: The resident shall have at least a
quarterly accounting of any personal financial transactions undertaken in the resident's
behalf by a facility during any period of time the resident has delegated such responsibility
to the facility. (63-1-1918(B)(5) page 34). Shall provide each resident's, or his representative
with a written itemized statement on request of all financial transactions involving the
resident's fund (63-1-1920 (5) page 40)
Do you have to make your State Survey available to the public? - CORRECT: Yes. A
complete copy of every inspection report of the facility received from the Department
during the last 3 years (63-1-1919(1) page 14),
Do you have to make Resident's Rights available to the public? - CORRECT: Yes. Must
be posted in a conspicuous, easily accessible location in each facility. (61-1-1918(A) page 33).
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,Do you have to have current licensure information available to the public? - CORRECT:
Yes. It shall conspicuously post for display in an area of its offices accessible to residents,
employees and visitors. (61-1-1909 (A) page 13)
How many days notice, according to State Standards and State licensure regulations, must a
facility not participating in Medicare and Medicaid give before an involuntary transfer or
discharge of a resident? - CORRECT: Written notice shall be provided at least thirty
(30) days in advance of the transfer or discharge date to the resident, resident's legal
representative, person responsible for payment of charges for the resident's care, if different
from any of the foregoing, and the Department. (310:675-7-4(b) (1) page 31) OR Involuntary
transfer or discharge of a resident from a facility shall be preceded by a minimum written
notice of then (10) days. (63-1-1927 page 56)
Who destroys medications prescribed for residents after they've expired? - CORRECT:
NON-CONTROLLED medications prescribed for residents who have died and non-tolled
medications which have been discontinued shall be destroyed by both the DON and a
licensed pharmacist or another licensed nurse. CONTROLLED: shall be destroyed by a
licensed pharmacist and the DON. (310:665-9-9-1(e)(1) page 67)
Who are you required to notify when a long-term care resident complains of an adverse
reaction to a medication (according to Oklahoma State Department of Health rules)? -
CORRECT: A resident's adverse reactions shall be reported at once to the attending
physician. (310:667-9-9-1 (4)(c) page 65).
Concerning CEU's, if the NAB has approved a class for credit, can you presume that
OSBELTCA will also approve that class? - CORRECT: Yes. (490:1-9-1 (e) page 11
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,According to OSBELTCA rules, how many days do you have to notify them of the relocation of
your business or personal mailing address? - CORRECT: 15 calendar days. (490:1302(f)
page 34)
According to Health Department Standards, how frequently is your facility required to
provide in-service training for fire safety and first aid? - CORRECT: Two hours of fire
safety and fire aid classes semi-annually (310:675-13-5(e) page 80)
What is the time frame for reporting resident abuse, neglect and/or exploitation to the State
Health Department, or allegations of abuse to the DHS/Long-Term Care Investigations Unit? -
CORRECT: 24 hours by telephone or fax. Follow-up within 5 days; Final report shall be
in 10 days. (310:675-7-45-1 (a) page 33)
How many days do you have (in addition to telephone reporting) to make an initial report of
any incident of resident abuse to the State Department of Health? - CORRECT: All
reportable incidents shall be made/reported by telephone or fax within 24 hours (310:675-
7-5-1 (a) page 33)
If you have reasonable cause to believe that a vulnerable adult is suffering from abuse,
neglect or financial exploitation, you will make your report to either the Department of
Human Services or the office of the district attorney in the county the allegations
occurred...When do you make the report? - CORRECT: The facility shall be responsible
for reporting the following serious incidents to the Department within twenty-four hours
(63-1-1939 (I) (1) (e) page 63)
How long are a physician's oral orders for chemical restraints valid without a written order? -
CORRECT: The Physician's orders may be oral when an emergency necessitates
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, parenteral administration of the chemical restraint but is valid only until a written order can
be obtained within FORTY-EIGHT hours (310:675-9-6.1 (4) page 62)
How frequently are circumstances requiring physical restraints re-evaluated? -
CORRECT: Circumstances requiring the physical restraints shall be re-evaluated every
30 minutes and documented in the clinical record. (310:675-9-6-1 (3) page 61).
How many days, per Nursing Home Care Act, is an owner of a licensed facility required to
give notice prior to voluntarily closing all or part of a facility that will require the transfer or
discharge of more than 10% of its residents? - CORRECT: Any owner of a facility
licensed under this act shall give ninety (90) days' notice prior to voluntarily closing a facility
or closing any part of a facility, or prior to closing any part of a facility if closing such part will
require the transfer or discharge or more than ten (10%) percent of the residents. (63-1-
1930 page 58).
Who is allowed to administer medications? - CORRECT: Medications shall be
administered only be a physician, registered nurse, a licensed practical nurse, or a certified
medication aide. The only injectables which a certified medication aide may administer are
insulin and vitamin B-12 and then only when specifically trained to do so. (310:675-9-9-1
(12) page 66).
Where are social services rendered recorded, and how frequently are progress notes
written? - CORRECT: The social services rendered shall be recorded in the resident's
record. Progress notes shall be written at least monthly, or when a significant change in a
resident's condition occurs. (310:675-9-11.1
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