FLORIDA NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR REFERENCE
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,FLORIDA NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR REFERENCE
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QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
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Which violation is not considered a minor violation of Nursing Home Administrator licensing
requirements? - Answer>>> Negligence/incompetence in the practice of nursing home
administration.
What is one requirement for registered biomedical waste transporters regarding their vehicles? -
Answer>>> Vehicles must be visibly identified with the business name, registration number, 24-
hour telephone number, and international biological hazard symbol.
What are the requirements for a preceptor in nursing home administration? - Answer>>> Must
have been licensed and working as an administrator for 3 years and complete a 6-hour training
program.
What is the purpose of the rule established in Section 1 of the biomedical waste management
guidelines? - Answer>>> To manage, handle, label, transport, and treat biomedical waste.
Which facilities are required to follow the biomedical waste management rule? - Answer>>>
Nursing homes, as they generate and store biomedical waste.
What is the time frame for accepting a settlement offer from a nursing home? - Answer>>> 15
days of receipt.
How must health care providers inform home user clients about handling biomedical waste? -
Answer>>> Health care providers must inform home user clients both verbally and in writing.
Who must remove biomedical waste from a home in-home medical services? - Answer>>> A
registered biomedical waste transporter.
What is the statute of limitations for claims against nursing homes? - Answer>>> 2-6 years.
What are punitive damages awarded for? - Answer>>> Gross negligence or intentional
misconduct.
,What is one purpose of licensing nursing home administrators in Florida? - Answer>>> Ensuring
administrators meet minimum requirements for safe practice.
What is the minimum capacity required for a nursing facility to be an A-I-T training site? -
Answer>>> A minimum capacity of 60 beds.
What happens if a preceptor does not maintain an active license? - Answer>>> Their approval as
a preceptor is no longer effective.
What is the maximum number of years a preceptor can have no disciplinary action against them?
- Answer>>> They must have no disciplinary action against them in the last five years.
What must administrators ensure to prohibit incompetent individuals from practicing in the state?
- Answer>>> Incompetent administrators are prohibited from practicing.
What is one method used to discourage individuals from entering the field of nursing home
administration? - Answer>>> Administering difficult exams and charging exorbitant fees.
What is the maximum punitive damages award for negligence in caring for a resident? -
Answer>>> 3 times the compensatory damages or $1 million.
What is the license fee per bed for nursing homes? - Answer>>> $100 per bed.
What is the resident protection fund fee per bed? - Answer>>> $0.50 per bed.
What is required for a facility to receive a license? - Answer>>> A certificate of need.
How long can an inactive facility license be issued for? - Answer>>> Up to 12 months,
renewable for 6 months upon progress demonstration.
How often must AHCA inspect a facility with a conditional license? - Answer>>> Every 3
months.
What is AHCA's authority regarding facility inspections? - Answer>>> They can enter at any
reasonable time, 24/7, and can start a survey at any hour.
How long must facilities keep copies of inspection and complaint reports? - Answer>>> For the
prior 5 years.
, Where must survey and complaint reports be displayed? - Answer>>> In the main lobby or a
public place.
Who must attend the risk management/quality assurance meeting? - Answer>>> The risk
manager, NHA, DON, Medical Director, and 3 other staff.
What is the minimum amount of risk management training required for non-physician staff each
year? - Answer>>> 1 hour
What is the time frame for staff to report adverse incidents to the risk manager? - Answer>>>
Within 3 days
How quickly must the risk manager report adverse incidents to the state? - Answer>>> Within 1
working day
What is the time frame for the risk manager to initiate an investigation and report the results to
the state? - Answer>>> Initiate immediately and report results within 5 working days
How long do current residents have to wait to receive copies of their records after a written
request? - Answer>>> 14 days
What is the time frame for former residents to receive copies of their records after requesting
them in writing? - Answer>>> 30 days
For how long must resident records be maintained? - Answer>>> A minimum of 5 years
What does the Nursing Home Watch list indicate? - Answer>>> It lists nursing homes in the
state that are in bankruptcy or have substandard care violations.
What is the requirement for facilities with more than 121 beds regarding staffing? - Answer>>>
They must have an Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON).
What type of laboratory must a facility use for blood and urine tests? - Answer>>> A licensed
clinical laboratory.
How often must a doctor visit residents during the first 90 days? - Answer>>> Every month.
What is the visit schedule for doctors after the first 90 days? - Answer>>> Every 2 months or
every other month, with a 10-day grace period.
GUIDE TEST EXAM LATEST 2026/2027 COMPLETE STUDY
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
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,FLORIDA NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR REFERENCE
GUIDE TEST EXAM LATEST 2026/2027 COMPLETE STUDY
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS | TOP RATED
Which violation is not considered a minor violation of Nursing Home Administrator licensing
requirements? - Answer>>> Negligence/incompetence in the practice of nursing home
administration.
What is one requirement for registered biomedical waste transporters regarding their vehicles? -
Answer>>> Vehicles must be visibly identified with the business name, registration number, 24-
hour telephone number, and international biological hazard symbol.
What are the requirements for a preceptor in nursing home administration? - Answer>>> Must
have been licensed and working as an administrator for 3 years and complete a 6-hour training
program.
What is the purpose of the rule established in Section 1 of the biomedical waste management
guidelines? - Answer>>> To manage, handle, label, transport, and treat biomedical waste.
Which facilities are required to follow the biomedical waste management rule? - Answer>>>
Nursing homes, as they generate and store biomedical waste.
What is the time frame for accepting a settlement offer from a nursing home? - Answer>>> 15
days of receipt.
How must health care providers inform home user clients about handling biomedical waste? -
Answer>>> Health care providers must inform home user clients both verbally and in writing.
Who must remove biomedical waste from a home in-home medical services? - Answer>>> A
registered biomedical waste transporter.
What is the statute of limitations for claims against nursing homes? - Answer>>> 2-6 years.
What are punitive damages awarded for? - Answer>>> Gross negligence or intentional
misconduct.
,What is one purpose of licensing nursing home administrators in Florida? - Answer>>> Ensuring
administrators meet minimum requirements for safe practice.
What is the minimum capacity required for a nursing facility to be an A-I-T training site? -
Answer>>> A minimum capacity of 60 beds.
What happens if a preceptor does not maintain an active license? - Answer>>> Their approval as
a preceptor is no longer effective.
What is the maximum number of years a preceptor can have no disciplinary action against them?
- Answer>>> They must have no disciplinary action against them in the last five years.
What must administrators ensure to prohibit incompetent individuals from practicing in the state?
- Answer>>> Incompetent administrators are prohibited from practicing.
What is one method used to discourage individuals from entering the field of nursing home
administration? - Answer>>> Administering difficult exams and charging exorbitant fees.
What is the maximum punitive damages award for negligence in caring for a resident? -
Answer>>> 3 times the compensatory damages or $1 million.
What is the license fee per bed for nursing homes? - Answer>>> $100 per bed.
What is the resident protection fund fee per bed? - Answer>>> $0.50 per bed.
What is required for a facility to receive a license? - Answer>>> A certificate of need.
How long can an inactive facility license be issued for? - Answer>>> Up to 12 months,
renewable for 6 months upon progress demonstration.
How often must AHCA inspect a facility with a conditional license? - Answer>>> Every 3
months.
What is AHCA's authority regarding facility inspections? - Answer>>> They can enter at any
reasonable time, 24/7, and can start a survey at any hour.
How long must facilities keep copies of inspection and complaint reports? - Answer>>> For the
prior 5 years.
, Where must survey and complaint reports be displayed? - Answer>>> In the main lobby or a
public place.
Who must attend the risk management/quality assurance meeting? - Answer>>> The risk
manager, NHA, DON, Medical Director, and 3 other staff.
What is the minimum amount of risk management training required for non-physician staff each
year? - Answer>>> 1 hour
What is the time frame for staff to report adverse incidents to the risk manager? - Answer>>>
Within 3 days
How quickly must the risk manager report adverse incidents to the state? - Answer>>> Within 1
working day
What is the time frame for the risk manager to initiate an investigation and report the results to
the state? - Answer>>> Initiate immediately and report results within 5 working days
How long do current residents have to wait to receive copies of their records after a written
request? - Answer>>> 14 days
What is the time frame for former residents to receive copies of their records after requesting
them in writing? - Answer>>> 30 days
For how long must resident records be maintained? - Answer>>> A minimum of 5 years
What does the Nursing Home Watch list indicate? - Answer>>> It lists nursing homes in the
state that are in bankruptcy or have substandard care violations.
What is the requirement for facilities with more than 121 beds regarding staffing? - Answer>>>
They must have an Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON).
What type of laboratory must a facility use for blood and urine tests? - Answer>>> A licensed
clinical laboratory.
How often must a doctor visit residents during the first 90 days? - Answer>>> Every month.
What is the visit schedule for doctors after the first 90 days? - Answer>>> Every 2 months or
every other month, with a 10-day grace period.
