RCAL NAB ADMINISTRATOR
CERTIFICATION FINAL PAPER 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Attitude. Answer: A mental state or disposition that influences
behavior and actions without conscious thought.
● Sunset. Answer: A legal term referring to the closure of a state agency
by the government.
● Kerr-Mills Act. Answer: Legislation passed by Congress that
allocated federal funds to states for providing healthcare to the needy.
● ALA. Answer: Abbreviation for Assisted Living Administrator.
● Stereotyping. Answer: The act of forming a simplified and
standardized perception or attitude towards a group of people, assuming
they share common characteristics and lack individuality.
● Hill-Burton Act. Answer: The primary legislation that led to the
development of the nursing home industry.
, ● SSA. Answer: Acronym for Social Security Act, which was amended
in 1965 to establish Medicare and Medicaid.
● NAB. Answer: Acronym for National Association of Long Term Care
Administrator Boards, an organization that oversees the licensing of
long-term care administrators.
● ECHO. Answer: Abbreviation for Elders Cottage Housing
Opportunity, a service that provides temporary modular homes for the
elderly on single-family properties.
● Abnormal psychological change. Answer: A significant memory loss
that prevents an individual from remembering important aspects of their
life.
● Resident Care Practices. Answer: The most crucial aspect of
providing care to residents.
● Urinary incontinence. Answer: A condition characterized by the
inability to control urination, with five recognized types: stress, urge or
reflex, overflow, functional, and mixed.
● Discharge plan. Answer: A plan that begins at admission and outlines
the steps for a resident's discharge from a facility.
CERTIFICATION FINAL PAPER 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Attitude. Answer: A mental state or disposition that influences
behavior and actions without conscious thought.
● Sunset. Answer: A legal term referring to the closure of a state agency
by the government.
● Kerr-Mills Act. Answer: Legislation passed by Congress that
allocated federal funds to states for providing healthcare to the needy.
● ALA. Answer: Abbreviation for Assisted Living Administrator.
● Stereotyping. Answer: The act of forming a simplified and
standardized perception or attitude towards a group of people, assuming
they share common characteristics and lack individuality.
● Hill-Burton Act. Answer: The primary legislation that led to the
development of the nursing home industry.
, ● SSA. Answer: Acronym for Social Security Act, which was amended
in 1965 to establish Medicare and Medicaid.
● NAB. Answer: Acronym for National Association of Long Term Care
Administrator Boards, an organization that oversees the licensing of
long-term care administrators.
● ECHO. Answer: Abbreviation for Elders Cottage Housing
Opportunity, a service that provides temporary modular homes for the
elderly on single-family properties.
● Abnormal psychological change. Answer: A significant memory loss
that prevents an individual from remembering important aspects of their
life.
● Resident Care Practices. Answer: The most crucial aspect of
providing care to residents.
● Urinary incontinence. Answer: A condition characterized by the
inability to control urination, with five recognized types: stress, urge or
reflex, overflow, functional, and mixed.
● Discharge plan. Answer: A plan that begins at admission and outlines
the steps for a resident's discharge from a facility.
