NHA Practice Exam #3 Practice Exam #1 (John
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Access to
Employee Exposure and Medical Records standard requires that long-
term care employers ensure the preservation and retention of medical
records of employees with exposure to bloodborne pathogens for at
least:
1. six months from date of severance from employment
2. the duration of employment plus 30 years
3. the duration of employment plus seven years
4. seven years from the date of employment
3. the duration of employment plus 30 years
A nursing facility must have a full-time director of nursing services. Full
time is defined as working how many hours per week?
1. it depends on the size of the facility
2. no less than 40
3. no less than 35
4. it depends on the case mix of the residents
3. no less than 35
, According to current labor laws, during union solicitation in a nursing
facility, the facility's administrator:
1. can't conduct employee meetings to discuss disadvantages of unions
2. can't prohibit or interfere with union solicitation during lunch breaks
or off duty-time
3. should begin immediate bargaining with labor leaders
4. must allow on-duty for employees to talk with union organizers
A widow and 2. can't prohibit or interfere with union solicitation during
lunch breaks or off duty-timewidower are mentally alert residents of a
nursing facility. It has been evident to staff that the two have
developed a close
relationship. One evening, a cna notices the widow going into the
widower's room and closing the door. What is the most appropriate way
to staff to handle this situation?
1. report the situation to the ombudsman
2. respect their privacy and monitor the situation
3. knock on the widower's door to check on him
4. request advice from their families
2. respect their privacy and monitor the situation
Which of the following must be made available to a nursing facility at the
time of a resident's admission?
1. orders containing medications and care
2. copies of the resident's insurance cards
3. summary of treatment in a previous healthcare facility
4. rehabilitation potential from a physician or therapist
1. orders containing medications and care
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Access to
Employee Exposure and Medical Records standard requires that long-
term care employers ensure the preservation and retention of medical
records of employees with exposure to bloodborne pathogens for at
least:
1. six months from date of severance from employment
2. the duration of employment plus 30 years
3. the duration of employment plus seven years
4. seven years from the date of employment
3. the duration of employment plus 30 years
A nursing facility must have a full-time director of nursing services. Full
time is defined as working how many hours per week?
1. it depends on the size of the facility
2. no less than 40
3. no less than 35
4. it depends on the case mix of the residents
3. no less than 35
, According to current labor laws, during union solicitation in a nursing
facility, the facility's administrator:
1. can't conduct employee meetings to discuss disadvantages of unions
2. can't prohibit or interfere with union solicitation during lunch breaks
or off duty-time
3. should begin immediate bargaining with labor leaders
4. must allow on-duty for employees to talk with union organizers
A widow and 2. can't prohibit or interfere with union solicitation during
lunch breaks or off duty-timewidower are mentally alert residents of a
nursing facility. It has been evident to staff that the two have
developed a close
relationship. One evening, a cna notices the widow going into the
widower's room and closing the door. What is the most appropriate way
to staff to handle this situation?
1. report the situation to the ombudsman
2. respect their privacy and monitor the situation
3. knock on the widower's door to check on him
4. request advice from their families
2. respect their privacy and monitor the situation
Which of the following must be made available to a nursing facility at the
time of a resident's admission?
1. orders containing medications and care
2. copies of the resident's insurance cards
3. summary of treatment in a previous healthcare facility
4. rehabilitation potential from a physician or therapist
1. orders containing medications and care
