NAT EXAM 1 WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
ADL ✔Correct answer-activities of daily living include eating, bathing, dressing, grooming, using
the toilet, and moving
federally mandated hours of training for NA ✔Correct answer-75 hours
CA = 170 hours (70 hours of theory, 100 hours of clinical)
delegation ✔Correct answer-giving the authority and responsibility for completing certain tasks on
his or her behalf
6 principles of care ✔Correct answer-safety, communication, dignity, independence, privacy, and
infection control
who can be admitted into a long term care facility? ✔Correct answer-not just those over the age of
65. Anyone 18+ years old with a chronic illness that warrants long term care can be admitted.
OBRA ✔Correct answer-Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 guarantees that people being
cared for in a nursing home receives a certain level of care.
Establishes standards for staffing and operation that all nursing homes accepting federal funding
must meet.
Ombudsman ✔Correct answer-Volunteers who advocate for (act on behalf of) nursing home
residents and their family members to resolve problems related to quality of care. Problems are
reported to them, such as abuse.
OSHA ✔Correct answer-Occupational Safety and Health Administration is a government agency
established in 1970 that protects workers from on-the-job injuries. They establish standards that
employers must follow to protect employees from hazards.
Patient Self-Determination Act ✔Correct answer-law that gives a person that right to make
decisions about his or her care.
Advance Directives ✔Correct answer-a legal document stating how the person wants health
decisions made if he or she is unable to make or communicate these decisions independently in the
future
Durable power of attorney for health care ✔Correct answer-legal document that gives the
responsibility for making decisions on the person's behalf to someone else, like a family member
Living Will ✔Correct answer-legal document that gives specific directions about what steps the
health care team should or should not take to prolong the person's life when death seems near.
Forms of Abuse ✔Correct answer-physical - hurting another person's body
emotional - degrading, belittling, or threatening
sexual - forcing a person to take part in a sexual activity of any kind
neglect - failing to provide for a dependent person's basic needs
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
ADL ✔Correct answer-activities of daily living include eating, bathing, dressing, grooming, using
the toilet, and moving
federally mandated hours of training for NA ✔Correct answer-75 hours
CA = 170 hours (70 hours of theory, 100 hours of clinical)
delegation ✔Correct answer-giving the authority and responsibility for completing certain tasks on
his or her behalf
6 principles of care ✔Correct answer-safety, communication, dignity, independence, privacy, and
infection control
who can be admitted into a long term care facility? ✔Correct answer-not just those over the age of
65. Anyone 18+ years old with a chronic illness that warrants long term care can be admitted.
OBRA ✔Correct answer-Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 guarantees that people being
cared for in a nursing home receives a certain level of care.
Establishes standards for staffing and operation that all nursing homes accepting federal funding
must meet.
Ombudsman ✔Correct answer-Volunteers who advocate for (act on behalf of) nursing home
residents and their family members to resolve problems related to quality of care. Problems are
reported to them, such as abuse.
OSHA ✔Correct answer-Occupational Safety and Health Administration is a government agency
established in 1970 that protects workers from on-the-job injuries. They establish standards that
employers must follow to protect employees from hazards.
Patient Self-Determination Act ✔Correct answer-law that gives a person that right to make
decisions about his or her care.
Advance Directives ✔Correct answer-a legal document stating how the person wants health
decisions made if he or she is unable to make or communicate these decisions independently in the
future
Durable power of attorney for health care ✔Correct answer-legal document that gives the
responsibility for making decisions on the person's behalf to someone else, like a family member
Living Will ✔Correct answer-legal document that gives specific directions about what steps the
health care team should or should not take to prolong the person's life when death seems near.
Forms of Abuse ✔Correct answer-physical - hurting another person's body
emotional - degrading, belittling, or threatening
sexual - forcing a person to take part in a sexual activity of any kind
neglect - failing to provide for a dependent person's basic needs
