SMQT Actual Exam Questions with Correct
Answers
Question 1
What system provided information should be discussed at the end of Day 1 meeting?
Correct Answer
1. were any offsite selected residents d/c?
2. Was each newly admitted resident listed on the matrix screened by a team
member?
3. Are there any harm, SQC, IJ or other concerns to discuss?
Question 2
Determining Immediate Jeopardy
Correct Answer
Appendix Q Contains what information?
Question 3
Name 3 antipsychotics
Correct Answer
Thorazine (chlorpromazine) Haldol (haloperidol) Abilify (aripiprazole) Clozaril
(clozapine) Zyprexa (olanzapine) Latuda (lurasidone) Seroquel (quetiapine) Risperdal
(risperidone)
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,Question 4
F223, Investigation of Possible Abuse
***For investigative options, refer to the Guidelines for Complaint Investigation, which
outlines the steps of investigations for various types of suspected abuse &
misappropriation of property.
Correct Answer
If, during the course of the survey, you identify the possibility of abuse according to
the definitions, investigate through interviews, observations, and record reviews.
Report and record any instances you observe which might indicate noncompliance.
Completely document the incident, including where and when it occurred and who
was involved.
Ensure that the facility addresses the incident immediately.
Question 5
What is Extent?
Correct Answer
prevalence or frequency
Question 6
How wide must an exit corridor be?
Correct Answer
8 feet
Question 7
Title XVIII (18) + Title XIX (19) of the Social Security Act
Correct Answer
Both titles mandate the establishment of minimum health and safety standards that
must be met by providers and suppliers participating in the Medicare and Medicaid
programs.
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,Question 8
OSCAR/ODIE System
Correct Answer
Online Survey Certification and Reporting System (OSCAR)
Online Data Input and Edit (ODIE)
ODIE is a subsystem of the Online Survey Certification & Reporting (OSCAR) system,
which is a database & retrieval program
OSCAR and ODIE are the original system name under the CLIA data system. The
most current release is known as the Automated Survey Processing
Environment/Quality Information Enterprise System (ASPEN/QIES) for CLIA.
Question 9
What is Critical Control Point (CCP)
Correct Answer
a specific point, procedure, or a step in food preparation and serving at which
control can be exercised to reduce, eliminate, or prevent the possibility of a food
safety hazard.
Cooking ,cooling, holding, reheating
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, Question 10
nonfunctioning or lack of emergency equipment and/or power source
2. smoking in high risk areas
3. incidents such as electrical shock, fires
4. ungrounded/unsafe electrical equipment
5. widespread lack of knowledge of emergency procedures by staff
6. widespread infestation by insects/rodents
7. lack of functioning ventilation, heating, or cooling system placing individuals at risk
8. use of non-approved space heaters in resident or patient areas
9. improper handling/disposal of hazardous materials, chemicals and waste
10. locking exit doors in a manner that does not comply with NFPA 101
11. obstructed hallways and exits preventing egress
12. lack of maintenance of fire or life safety systems
13. unsafe dietary practices resulting in high potential for food borne illnesses
Correct Answer
Failure to provide safety from fire, smoke and environment hazards and/or failure to
educate staff in handling emergency situations triggers?
Question 11
the entity either created a situation or allowed a situation to continue which resulted
in serious harm or a potential for serious harm, injury, impairment, or death to
individuals
2. the entity had an opportunity to implement corrective or preventive measures
Correct Answer
What points should be considered regarding entity compliance in regards to
immediate jeopardy?
Question 12
Serious injuries such as head trauma or fractures
2.non-consensual sexual interactions
3.unexplained serious injuries that have not been investigated
4. staff striking or roughly handling an individual
5. staff yelling, swearing, gesturing or calling an individual derogatory names
6. bruises around the breast or genital area or suspicious injuries
Correct Answer
Failure to protect from abuse triggers?
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Answers
Question 1
What system provided information should be discussed at the end of Day 1 meeting?
Correct Answer
1. were any offsite selected residents d/c?
2. Was each newly admitted resident listed on the matrix screened by a team
member?
3. Are there any harm, SQC, IJ or other concerns to discuss?
Question 2
Determining Immediate Jeopardy
Correct Answer
Appendix Q Contains what information?
Question 3
Name 3 antipsychotics
Correct Answer
Thorazine (chlorpromazine) Haldol (haloperidol) Abilify (aripiprazole) Clozaril
(clozapine) Zyprexa (olanzapine) Latuda (lurasidone) Seroquel (quetiapine) Risperdal
(risperidone)
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,Question 4
F223, Investigation of Possible Abuse
***For investigative options, refer to the Guidelines for Complaint Investigation, which
outlines the steps of investigations for various types of suspected abuse &
misappropriation of property.
Correct Answer
If, during the course of the survey, you identify the possibility of abuse according to
the definitions, investigate through interviews, observations, and record reviews.
Report and record any instances you observe which might indicate noncompliance.
Completely document the incident, including where and when it occurred and who
was involved.
Ensure that the facility addresses the incident immediately.
Question 5
What is Extent?
Correct Answer
prevalence or frequency
Question 6
How wide must an exit corridor be?
Correct Answer
8 feet
Question 7
Title XVIII (18) + Title XIX (19) of the Social Security Act
Correct Answer
Both titles mandate the establishment of minimum health and safety standards that
must be met by providers and suppliers participating in the Medicare and Medicaid
programs.
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,Question 8
OSCAR/ODIE System
Correct Answer
Online Survey Certification and Reporting System (OSCAR)
Online Data Input and Edit (ODIE)
ODIE is a subsystem of the Online Survey Certification & Reporting (OSCAR) system,
which is a database & retrieval program
OSCAR and ODIE are the original system name under the CLIA data system. The
most current release is known as the Automated Survey Processing
Environment/Quality Information Enterprise System (ASPEN/QIES) for CLIA.
Question 9
What is Critical Control Point (CCP)
Correct Answer
a specific point, procedure, or a step in food preparation and serving at which
control can be exercised to reduce, eliminate, or prevent the possibility of a food
safety hazard.
Cooking ,cooling, holding, reheating
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, Question 10
nonfunctioning or lack of emergency equipment and/or power source
2. smoking in high risk areas
3. incidents such as electrical shock, fires
4. ungrounded/unsafe electrical equipment
5. widespread lack of knowledge of emergency procedures by staff
6. widespread infestation by insects/rodents
7. lack of functioning ventilation, heating, or cooling system placing individuals at risk
8. use of non-approved space heaters in resident or patient areas
9. improper handling/disposal of hazardous materials, chemicals and waste
10. locking exit doors in a manner that does not comply with NFPA 101
11. obstructed hallways and exits preventing egress
12. lack of maintenance of fire or life safety systems
13. unsafe dietary practices resulting in high potential for food borne illnesses
Correct Answer
Failure to provide safety from fire, smoke and environment hazards and/or failure to
educate staff in handling emergency situations triggers?
Question 11
the entity either created a situation or allowed a situation to continue which resulted
in serious harm or a potential for serious harm, injury, impairment, or death to
individuals
2. the entity had an opportunity to implement corrective or preventive measures
Correct Answer
What points should be considered regarding entity compliance in regards to
immediate jeopardy?
Question 12
Serious injuries such as head trauma or fractures
2.non-consensual sexual interactions
3.unexplained serious injuries that have not been investigated
4. staff striking or roughly handling an individual
5. staff yelling, swearing, gesturing or calling an individual derogatory names
6. bruises around the breast or genital area or suspicious injuries
Correct Answer
Failure to protect from abuse triggers?
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