2026 OHIO LNHA EXAM PREP: BELTSS NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR Q… EXAM
P R O F E S S I O N A L P R A C T I C E M AT E R I A L S
2026 Ohio LNHA Exam
Prep: BELTSS Nursing
Home Administrator
Question Bank
Verified Answers Exam Ready With Rationales
150 QUESTIONS
DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
This document provides 150 pre-answered questions with detailed explanations for Ohio Nursing
Home Administrator certification. It covers essential regulatory and operational aspects of long-term
care administration. This resource is ideal for exam preparation, in-depth review, and reinforcing
knowledge for aspiring LNHA professionals.
CONTENTS
01 Licensure and Administration Q1–Q25
02 Staffing and Personnel Q26–Q39
03 Resident Rights and Services Q40–Q76
04 Infection Control and Safety Q77–Q84
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, 05 Incident Reporting and Disease Control Q85–Q91
06 Medical Care and Pharmacy Q92–Q120
07 Restraints and Isolation Q121–Q135
08 Nutrition and Food Services Q136–Q150
E XA M Q U EST I O N S
Q1 QUESTION 1 OF 150
Who should the fee for application be made payable to?
CORRECT ANSWER
Treasurer, State of Ohio
RATIONALE
The application fee is payable to the Treasurer of the State of Ohio, as this entity is responsible for receiving
and managing all state funds. This process ensures proper financial accountability and oversight for state-
issued licenses or permits.
Q2 QUESTION 2 OF 150
Application fee is specified in what section of the revised code
CORRECT ANSWER
3721.02
RATIONALE
02 of the revised code, which governs the licensing requirements for various facilities. This section specifically
outlines the financial obligations associated with obtaining and maintaining a license.
Q3 QUESTION 3 OF 150
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,An application must be submitted to the Director
CORRECT ANSWER
Not less than 60 days before proposed opening of NH
RATIONALE
Submission of an application to the Director requires a minimum of 60 days prior to the proposed opening of
the nursing home (NH) to ensure adequate review time. This timeframe reflects the regulatory requirement for
administrative processing of new healthcare facility applications.
Q4 QUESTION 4 OF 150
Application must include
CORRECT ANSWER
Zoning ordinances, statement of financial solvency,statement of ownership,contact info of LNHA, contact
of the business employed to manage NH,copies of certificate of occupancy,
RATIONALE
These documents collectively establish legal compliance, operational capability, and accountability for the
applicant's proposed nursing home management, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and resident
safety. The key underlying concept is comprehensive regulatory compliance and verification of operational
readiness for healthcare facility management.
Q5 QUESTION 5 OF 150
The director has the right to request additional info and the applicant must submit with in how many
days of the request
CORRECT ANSWER
60 days
RATIONALE
The applicant must provide requested information within 60 days to comply with regulatory timelines for
processing applications. This timeframe ensures timely review while allowing applicants adequate opportunity
to respond.
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, Q6 QUESTION 6 OF 150
The annual renewal fee is paid during what month of the year
CORRECT ANSWER
January
RATIONALE
The annual renewal fee is due in January, aligning with the start of the calendar year for administrative
purposes. This timing ensures prompt processing and maintains compliance with regulatory requirements.
Q7 QUESTION 7 OF 150
If the renewal fee is not paid in January the cost for a late fee is?
CORRECT ANSWER
$100 for each week- must be paid by February 15
RATIONALE
The renewal fee incurs a $100 weekly late charge if not remitted by the February 15 deadline. This assesses the
understanding of specific penalty clauses within contractual or regulatory frameworks.
Q8 QUESTION 8 OF 150
The only time a separate license for each building is not required
CORRECT ANSWER
If each building are on same lot and constitute a single NH
RATIONALE
A single nursing home license is permissible when multiple structures occupy the same parcel of land and
function as a unified facility. This consolidation reflects the operational integration of distinct buildings into a
singular entity for licensing purposes.
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P R O F E S S I O N A L P R A C T I C E M AT E R I A L S
2026 Ohio LNHA Exam
Prep: BELTSS Nursing
Home Administrator
Question Bank
Verified Answers Exam Ready With Rationales
150 QUESTIONS
DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
This document provides 150 pre-answered questions with detailed explanations for Ohio Nursing
Home Administrator certification. It covers essential regulatory and operational aspects of long-term
care administration. This resource is ideal for exam preparation, in-depth review, and reinforcing
knowledge for aspiring LNHA professionals.
CONTENTS
01 Licensure and Administration Q1–Q25
02 Staffing and Personnel Q26–Q39
03 Resident Rights and Services Q40–Q76
04 Infection Control and Safety Q77–Q84
Page 1
, 05 Incident Reporting and Disease Control Q85–Q91
06 Medical Care and Pharmacy Q92–Q120
07 Restraints and Isolation Q121–Q135
08 Nutrition and Food Services Q136–Q150
E XA M Q U EST I O N S
Q1 QUESTION 1 OF 150
Who should the fee for application be made payable to?
CORRECT ANSWER
Treasurer, State of Ohio
RATIONALE
The application fee is payable to the Treasurer of the State of Ohio, as this entity is responsible for receiving
and managing all state funds. This process ensures proper financial accountability and oversight for state-
issued licenses or permits.
Q2 QUESTION 2 OF 150
Application fee is specified in what section of the revised code
CORRECT ANSWER
3721.02
RATIONALE
02 of the revised code, which governs the licensing requirements for various facilities. This section specifically
outlines the financial obligations associated with obtaining and maintaining a license.
Q3 QUESTION 3 OF 150
Page 2
,An application must be submitted to the Director
CORRECT ANSWER
Not less than 60 days before proposed opening of NH
RATIONALE
Submission of an application to the Director requires a minimum of 60 days prior to the proposed opening of
the nursing home (NH) to ensure adequate review time. This timeframe reflects the regulatory requirement for
administrative processing of new healthcare facility applications.
Q4 QUESTION 4 OF 150
Application must include
CORRECT ANSWER
Zoning ordinances, statement of financial solvency,statement of ownership,contact info of LNHA, contact
of the business employed to manage NH,copies of certificate of occupancy,
RATIONALE
These documents collectively establish legal compliance, operational capability, and accountability for the
applicant's proposed nursing home management, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and resident
safety. The key underlying concept is comprehensive regulatory compliance and verification of operational
readiness for healthcare facility management.
Q5 QUESTION 5 OF 150
The director has the right to request additional info and the applicant must submit with in how many
days of the request
CORRECT ANSWER
60 days
RATIONALE
The applicant must provide requested information within 60 days to comply with regulatory timelines for
processing applications. This timeframe ensures timely review while allowing applicants adequate opportunity
to respond.
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, Q6 QUESTION 6 OF 150
The annual renewal fee is paid during what month of the year
CORRECT ANSWER
January
RATIONALE
The annual renewal fee is due in January, aligning with the start of the calendar year for administrative
purposes. This timing ensures prompt processing and maintains compliance with regulatory requirements.
Q7 QUESTION 7 OF 150
If the renewal fee is not paid in January the cost for a late fee is?
CORRECT ANSWER
$100 for each week- must be paid by February 15
RATIONALE
The renewal fee incurs a $100 weekly late charge if not remitted by the February 15 deadline. This assesses the
understanding of specific penalty clauses within contractual or regulatory frameworks.
Q8 QUESTION 8 OF 150
The only time a separate license for each building is not required
CORRECT ANSWER
If each building are on same lot and constitute a single NH
RATIONALE
A single nursing home license is permissible when multiple structures occupy the same parcel of land and
function as a unified facility. This consolidation reflects the operational integration of distinct buildings into a
singular entity for licensing purposes.
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