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OSHA - answer Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Primary purpose of OSHA - answer Ensuring employee safety and health. Why?
The facility's most valuable asset is it's employees.
OSHAs goals through the National Emphasis Program - answer Reduce
muscoskeletal injuries for employees
OSHA will target facilities with a high incident rate with DART. DART means -
answer Days away, restricted, transfers
Subject to OSHA survey: if DART rate of ____ or more employees per 100 FTEs -
answer 10
OSHA 300 - answer - Annual log of injuries and illnesses
OSHA300A - answer - Summary of OSHA300, but does not include the names of
employees. Must be posted in the facility Feb 1 - APRIL 30 of each year.
OSHA 301 - answer First form completed when an employee is injured or
becomes ill due to a work related incident.
OSHA records must be kept for - answer 5 years
If OSHA requests records, they must be submitted within - answer 4 hours of
request
Work related deaths muat be reported to OSHA within - answer 8 hours
Any injury that results in hospitalization, amputation of a limb, or loss of an eye
must be reported within - answer 24hrs
OSHAS standards for BBP - answer -BBP- HIV and HBV
-All facilities must have a BBP training program which includes how to handle
bloodspills
-Mandates protection against occupational exposures
Occupational Exposures by OSHA - answer Standard precautions, proper handling
and disposal of contaminated sharps and other materials and use of PPE
An effective infection control program must have - answer 1) PPRs with evidence
based infection control practices
2) Program thar includes planning, organizing, implementing, operating, and
monitoring all aspects of the program
3) Infection preventionist
4) Surveillance (monitoring, data analysis, documentation)
5) Education and training
6) Antibiotic review
The FLSA is administered by - answer The US Department of Labor
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Primary purpose of the Fair Labor Standards Act - answer Provides certain
guarantees to employees about the minimum rate of pay for overtime, minimum
wages, child labor and the Equal Pay Act.
Who imposes the minimum wage? - answer Wage and Hour Division of the US
Dept of Labor
Equal Employment Opportunity - answer Part of the FLSA and is administered
and enforced by the EEOC which prohibits sex-based wage discrimination
between men and women
EEOC - answer An ammendement to the Civil Rights Act and is a unit of the DOL.
Laws enforced by EEOC - answer Civil Rights Act(anti discrimination of religion,
sex, origin, etc) EPA (gender equalit, Rehabilitation Act (disabilities in the federal
govt), ADA, Pregnancy discrimination Act.
Purpose of the EEOC - answer Federal Agency that monitors employment in
order to prevent any type of discrimination
The OIG role - answer Protects against fraud, waste and abuse (part of the Social
Security Administration) Provides support in oversight, financing and quality of
care in nursing homes. Also charged with protecting the federal health care
programs and their beneficiaries from untrustworthy providers
Anti-kickback - answer Prohibits offering money or other valuable items in return
for referrals (i.e vendors, physicians, and providers)
Safe Harbor - answer Prohibitions against illegal payment for services or items
reimbursed under Medicare/Medicaid. Business whose practice does not violate
Anti-Kickback statute. It's a joint venture that meets all standards issued by the
OIG. It's immune from criminal prosecution of civil sanctions.
S-Coorporation - answer A corporation that pays no corporate tax since profits
pass to stockholders who individually pay tax on their portion of the profit
(advantage: avoid double taxation)
LLC - answer limited liability company- a form of biz organization that combines
the characteristics of corporations and partnerships
Limited Partnership (LP) - answer One in which there is one or more special
partners who are not loable for partnership debts beyond the amount of funds
contributed.
Coorporation - answer A form of business owned by a few persons or thousands
of people. Typically managed by persons instead of owners. Shares of stock are
issued and their owners are called shareholders or stockholders. It is a separate
legal entity from its owners.