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SOLUTIONS COMPLETE SOLUTION VIEW



◉If a resident refuses to consume all of a meal initially given to
him/her the nursing staff should?


1. Do nothing; it is the resident's right to refuse meals
2. Document that the resident was being uncooperative for that
particular meal
3. Offer a suitable meal replacement or nutrition supplement to
provide adequate calories
4. Force-feed the resident the meal as served. Answer: 3


◉Which of the following statements is correct regarding activities
provided through the activities department of a facility?


1. Spiritual activities are not permitted in a facility that receives
federal funding
2. Manicures/pedicures, hair styling, and makeovers may be
considered part of the activities program

,3. Trips to casinos and other gaming type facilities, museums, fishing
events, etc. are not permitted because of the liability for facilities
4. Most activities, which are scheduled by the activity director,
should be of a physical nature in order to help residents increase or
maintain their mobility. Answer: 2. These activities are defined as
acceptable activities in the Survey Operations Manual - Tag F248


◉Which of the following statements is correct about naso-gastric
tube feeding while in a facility?


1. An individual who needs to be fed may be given a naso-gastric
tube to make eating easier for the resident
2. The facility must ensure that the resident receives appropriate
treatment to restore, if possible, normal eating skills.
3. With the family's permission, the resident may be given a naso-
gastric tube.
4. The initial assessment demonstrates that the resident's clinical
condition indicates he/she can't eat by himself/herseal. Answer: 4. If
the "comprehensive assessment" of a resident's clinical condition
demonstrates that use of a tube was unavoidable, the facility must
ensure that the resident receives the appropriate treatment to
restore, if possible, normal eating skills.


◉According to federal certification standards, when a nourishing
snack is provided at bedtime, up to _____ may elapse between a

,substantial evening meal and breakfast the following day if a
resident group agrees to this meal plan.


1. 12 hours
2. 16 hours
3. 14 hours
4. 15 hours. Answer: 3


◉____________ refer to any endeavor in which a resident participates
that is intended to enhance his/her sense of well-being and to
promote or enhanve physical, affective, spiritual, cognitive, and
emotional health.


1. Activities of dialy living
2. instrumental activities of daily living
3. activies
4. occupational therapies. Answer: 3. This is the definition of
activities in the Survey Operations Manual under tage F248


◉How many hours a day must the facility provide a resident with
access to physical services or with transportation to a hospital
emergency room?


1. 8

, 2. 12
3. 18
4. 24. Answer: 4


◉In the event of an error in administration of medication, which of
the following should be notified first?


1. Report to the attending physician
2. Report the error to the DON
3. Report to administrator
4. Report to the family. Answer: 1. When a medication error has
occurred the resident's condition at the time is the most important
consideration. The resident must be assessed and the physician
must be immediately notified of the physical findings and the details
of the medication error so the appropriate medical intervention can
be initiated


◉A valid court order directing that medical records be made
available to a given third party, or revealed in a given circumstance,
must be honored:


1. Only if the resident has raised the issue of his/her medical care in
a law suit

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