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If a plan of correction is required by ACHA for deficiencies, in
how many days
must it be submitted? - ANSWER-10 days unless alternative
time frame is
required
A deficiency affecting one, or a very limited number of clients
or staff would be
considered a what? - ANSWER-Isolated
Deficiency
A deficiency in which more then a limited number of clients
or staff would be
considered a what? - ANSWER-Patterned
Dificiency
,A deficiency in which a problem is pervasive in the provider or
represent a
systemic failure that affects a large portion of clients is
considered a what? - ANSWER-Widespread Deficiency
How soon must a Class "I" violation be corrected? - ANSWER-
24 hours unless
a fixed time period is determined
by ACHA
A Violation that presents an imminent danger clients would
be considered a
what class? - ANSWER-
Class "I"
A violation that directly threatens clients is considered what
class? - ANSWER-
Class
"II"
A violation that potentially threatens a client is
considered what class? -
ANSWER-Class
"III"
True or False For Class "I" & "II" violations fines can be waved
if corrected in a
,time specified. -
ANSWER-False
A violation that does not have the potential to negatively
affect a client is
considered what class? - ANSWER-
Class "IV"
Can ACHA impose an administrative fine for violations not
designated as one of
the four classes? -
ANSWER-Yes
When a moratorium or emergency suspension is placed on a
facility they must
post what where? - ANSWER-A notice of action in a place
visible to the public
What class violation would a personal hygiene issue be
considered? -
ANSWER-Class
"III"
Exceeding your licensed capacity, violating a moratorium,
providing services beyond the scope of your licence, or
violating any terms of your licence are considered what type of
violation? - ANSWER-Unclassified Violation
, How many days may ACHA extend a denied, revoked or set to
terminate licence for the sole purpose of allowing safe and
orderly discharge of clients -
ANSWER-30 days
How many months does an ALF have to comply when ACHA
is authorized to
adopt a new rule? - ANSWER-6
months
In the case of an emergency and ALF may exceed its licensed
capacity for how
many days? - ANSWER-15
days
The process of providing increased or adjusted services to a
person to compensate for the physical or mental decline thaw
may occur with aging is called what? - ANSWER-Aging in place
A building that provides housing, meals,one or more personal
services exceeding 24 hours to one or more adults is
considered a what? – ANSWER-Assisted Living Facility
A drug that physically limits, restricts or deprives an
individual of movement of
mobility is a what? - ANSWER-
Chemical Restraint
A guardian is a person the law has entrusted what? - ANSWER-
the custody and
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If a plan of correction is required by ACHA for deficiencies, in
how many days
must it be submitted? - ANSWER-10 days unless alternative
time frame is
required
A deficiency affecting one, or a very limited number of clients
or staff would be
considered a what? - ANSWER-Isolated
Deficiency
A deficiency in which more then a limited number of clients
or staff would be
considered a what? - ANSWER-Patterned
Dificiency
,A deficiency in which a problem is pervasive in the provider or
represent a
systemic failure that affects a large portion of clients is
considered a what? - ANSWER-Widespread Deficiency
How soon must a Class "I" violation be corrected? - ANSWER-
24 hours unless
a fixed time period is determined
by ACHA
A Violation that presents an imminent danger clients would
be considered a
what class? - ANSWER-
Class "I"
A violation that directly threatens clients is considered what
class? - ANSWER-
Class
"II"
A violation that potentially threatens a client is
considered what class? -
ANSWER-Class
"III"
True or False For Class "I" & "II" violations fines can be waved
if corrected in a
,time specified. -
ANSWER-False
A violation that does not have the potential to negatively
affect a client is
considered what class? - ANSWER-
Class "IV"
Can ACHA impose an administrative fine for violations not
designated as one of
the four classes? -
ANSWER-Yes
When a moratorium or emergency suspension is placed on a
facility they must
post what where? - ANSWER-A notice of action in a place
visible to the public
What class violation would a personal hygiene issue be
considered? -
ANSWER-Class
"III"
Exceeding your licensed capacity, violating a moratorium,
providing services beyond the scope of your licence, or
violating any terms of your licence are considered what type of
violation? - ANSWER-Unclassified Violation
, How many days may ACHA extend a denied, revoked or set to
terminate licence for the sole purpose of allowing safe and
orderly discharge of clients -
ANSWER-30 days
How many months does an ALF have to comply when ACHA
is authorized to
adopt a new rule? - ANSWER-6
months
In the case of an emergency and ALF may exceed its licensed
capacity for how
many days? - ANSWER-15
days
The process of providing increased or adjusted services to a
person to compensate for the physical or mental decline thaw
may occur with aging is called what? - ANSWER-Aging in place
A building that provides housing, meals,one or more personal
services exceeding 24 hours to one or more adults is
considered a what? – ANSWER-Assisted Living Facility
A drug that physically limits, restricts or deprives an
individual of movement of
mobility is a what? - ANSWER-
Chemical Restraint
A guardian is a person the law has entrusted what? - ANSWER-
the custody and
