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This study material is designed to support individuals preparing for the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB) examination. It provides review materials, practice questions, and assessment-focused content to help learners strengthen their understanding of long-term care administration, healthcare leadership, regulatory compliance, and organizational management. The material covers key topics including resident-centered care, leadership and management, human resources, financial management, quality improvement, healthcare operations, regulatory compliance, ethics, risk management, strategic planning, environmental services, resident rights, healthcare laws, emergency preparedness, and organizational performance. Emphasis is placed on applying administrative principles, leadership skills, and regulatory knowledge to support high-quality long-term care services. This material is suitable for individuals preparing for NAB licensure examinations, long-term care administrator training programs, competency assessments, healthcare administration coursework, and professional development in long-term care leadership.

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NAB EXAM STUDY STAN MUCINIC

1. CMS: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
2. Comprehensive days after admission.: 14
assessment
3. HHS stands is due
for: HEalth and Human Services.
4. ANSI: American National Standards Institute
5. The quality assurance committee must meet at per
1987.: quarterly
6. A change between 1/4" and 1/2" in .: Requires a
edge
7. A change in level .: requires ramp treatment
surface over
8. A leader 1/2"delegates decision making to
who
larger style.: laizze faire style
objectives is loading zone
9. A passenger wide and long.:
and 20 ft long
10. A or above would indicate substandard care.: G
tag ofviolation with a severity requiring immediate action
11. A
harm, impairment or death to a .: Level 4
resident is a
12. A violation is where the severity of negative
outcomes that com- promises a resident's ability to
maintain the highest phsical, mental and psychosocial
well
13. being.:
AddingLevel 3 soda to food will
baking .: Nutuitive value
14. primarily affectoutcomes
to compare its to expectations.: poli-
cies and plans of actions
15. All furniture, equipment, boxes and supplies inches
above the floor to allow the floor directly underneath to be
cleaned.:
16. Doors 6must " at openings and must be at a
" angle to an accessible route.: 32", 90
17. Each level or story of a building that houses patient
ment areas must smoke compartments.: 2
be
18.divided into
Facilities that are licensed by the state adn certified to
and Medicaid reimbursement .: State and federal inspection
19. Grabmust
barssubmit to
and railings must support a pounds.-
minimum
: 250 weight of

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, NAB EXAM STUDY STAN MUCINIC

20. Landings are required at the bottom and top of each
must have a .: 60 square inches
minimum
21. Minimum clear width for a continuously and
at any one point.: 36 , 32
22. Minimum wheelchair passing width for inches.: 60
two
23. wheelchairs
Non-compliance is affecting a limited number of residents and locations
would be assigned a scope of .: isolated
24. Nursing homes must have hearing aid compatible phones with volume
control that can adjust the volume between a minimum of and a maxi-
mum of decibels above normal.: 12,18
25. A resident was admitted on June 1. The attending
physician charted a visit an physical examiniation on june
27, july 29 and sept 4. The facility .: Was in compliance
and
26. would
Parkingnotspaces
be citedmust be at least " wide with an accessible handicap
aisle at least " wide.: 96, 60
27. A resident was only given lunch that day, was given the wrong
medication in the morning, had her room changed without notification and
was not given a bath as requested. Per OBRA 1987 how many rights were
violated?: 3
28. Poer OBRA a resident has the right to review all their
records within of an oral or written request (excluding
weekends
29. Smoke and holidays).:
detectors must24
behours
feet apart and no
m ore feet from any wall.: 30 , 15
than 30. The days to prepare a plan of correction
deficiencies cited in the survey.: 10
31. The Americans with disabilities Act construction
oped by .: ANSI
32. The comprehensive : RN
assessment
33. must be signed
The comprehensive assessment was completed on june 1.
was completed on June 6th. The care .: timely
planThe
34. was completedgenerator must be visually
emergency .-
inspected
: weekly and checked
35. The emergency every
.: 30 minutes, month


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