NAB practice exams 100% Correct!!
5 - ANSWERSAccording to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Regulations, healthcare
organizations must retain records of recordable incidents for how many years?
Care instead of treatment - ANSWERSThe model of person-centered care known as the Eden Alternative
focuses on:
a) Advocating for change
b) Reducing staff turnover
c) Increased companionship
d) Care instead of treatment
Inventory control - ANSWERSAn administrator should evaluate which of the following first when there
are supply shortages and an increase in rush order costs?
a) Inventory control
b) Accounts payable
c) Possible employee misappropriation
d) Quality control
Procedures - ANSWERS4) Which of the following is best described as a step-by-step guide that helps
attain a specific task?
,General in-patient care - ANSWERSAn elderly care recipient has prostate cancer. He has been through
several surgeries and treatment plans, and his pain and symptoms have now become unmanageable.
Which level of hospice care would be required?
a) Continuous home care
b) Routine home care
c) General in-patient care
d) Respite care
Physician - ANSWERSThe responsibility of identifying the social services needs of a care recipient falls
upon the
a) Family
b) Power of attorney
c) Staff
d) Physician
Straight-line depreciation - ANSWERSThe practice of making equal periodic charges to expenses over the
estimated life of an asset is known as
Governing body - ANSWERSEvaluation of a healthcare organization efficiency, effectiveness, and
economy is the ultimate responsibility of the
,Residents rights and privacy - ANSWERSIf a healthcare organization provides an alert residents medical
records to a family member without the residents consent, which key component of HIPPA does this
violate?
Medicaid - ANSWERSWhich government program has a means test and provides healthcare services to
the medically indigent?
10.1 - ANSWERSAn administrator has 198 staff members on the payroll for august, 196 for September
and 200 for October. Twenty staff members have resigned or been terminated during this three-month
period. What is the turnover rate for this quarter
Tailored to a healthcare organizations unique circumstances - ANSWERSA disaster plan should be
Has been determined by a court of law to have mistreated care recipients - ANSWERSA healthcare
organization may not employ an individual who
a) Is not on the state registry
b) Has been found guilty of cashing checks without sufficient funds
c) Has been charged with domestic abuse
d) Has been determined by a court of law to have mistreated care recipients
Cash budget - ANSWERSAn estimate of receipts (inflows) and disbursements (outflows) for each month is
called a
Regular handwashing - ANSWERSThe single most important element for reducing the spread of infection
is
, Assistive device - ANSWERSTo accommodate a bilingual care recipient, a communication board is
provided with phrases and words posted in both languages. This type of device might be described as
a/an
Safe harbor - ANSWERSWhich of the following includes regulations that guide administrators to comply
with the federal prohibitions against illegal payments for services or items reimbursed under Medicare
and Medicaid?
Alzheimer's disease - ANSWERSWhich of the following is generally considered a chronic illness that must
be managed?
Heart disease - ANSWERS11) One of the most prevalent and underdiagnosed conditions found in the
elderly is
Hazardous chemicals - ANSWERSIn accordance with OSHA requirements, which of the following must
have safety data sheets?
Change employee behavior - ANSWERSThe purpose of employee discipline is to
Develop a written orientation and training program to inform employees of the risks - ANSWERSIf
hazardous materials are located within a healthcare organization, the healthcare organization must
a) Instruct employees to store these hazards as far away from care recipient areas as possible
b) Develop a policy to prohibit hazardous materials from being located within care recipient areas
c) Evacuate the healthcare organization until these hazards are removed
d) Develop a written orientation and training program to inform employees of the risks
5 - ANSWERSAccording to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Regulations, healthcare
organizations must retain records of recordable incidents for how many years?
Care instead of treatment - ANSWERSThe model of person-centered care known as the Eden Alternative
focuses on:
a) Advocating for change
b) Reducing staff turnover
c) Increased companionship
d) Care instead of treatment
Inventory control - ANSWERSAn administrator should evaluate which of the following first when there
are supply shortages and an increase in rush order costs?
a) Inventory control
b) Accounts payable
c) Possible employee misappropriation
d) Quality control
Procedures - ANSWERS4) Which of the following is best described as a step-by-step guide that helps
attain a specific task?
,General in-patient care - ANSWERSAn elderly care recipient has prostate cancer. He has been through
several surgeries and treatment plans, and his pain and symptoms have now become unmanageable.
Which level of hospice care would be required?
a) Continuous home care
b) Routine home care
c) General in-patient care
d) Respite care
Physician - ANSWERSThe responsibility of identifying the social services needs of a care recipient falls
upon the
a) Family
b) Power of attorney
c) Staff
d) Physician
Straight-line depreciation - ANSWERSThe practice of making equal periodic charges to expenses over the
estimated life of an asset is known as
Governing body - ANSWERSEvaluation of a healthcare organization efficiency, effectiveness, and
economy is the ultimate responsibility of the
,Residents rights and privacy - ANSWERSIf a healthcare organization provides an alert residents medical
records to a family member without the residents consent, which key component of HIPPA does this
violate?
Medicaid - ANSWERSWhich government program has a means test and provides healthcare services to
the medically indigent?
10.1 - ANSWERSAn administrator has 198 staff members on the payroll for august, 196 for September
and 200 for October. Twenty staff members have resigned or been terminated during this three-month
period. What is the turnover rate for this quarter
Tailored to a healthcare organizations unique circumstances - ANSWERSA disaster plan should be
Has been determined by a court of law to have mistreated care recipients - ANSWERSA healthcare
organization may not employ an individual who
a) Is not on the state registry
b) Has been found guilty of cashing checks without sufficient funds
c) Has been charged with domestic abuse
d) Has been determined by a court of law to have mistreated care recipients
Cash budget - ANSWERSAn estimate of receipts (inflows) and disbursements (outflows) for each month is
called a
Regular handwashing - ANSWERSThe single most important element for reducing the spread of infection
is
, Assistive device - ANSWERSTo accommodate a bilingual care recipient, a communication board is
provided with phrases and words posted in both languages. This type of device might be described as
a/an
Safe harbor - ANSWERSWhich of the following includes regulations that guide administrators to comply
with the federal prohibitions against illegal payments for services or items reimbursed under Medicare
and Medicaid?
Alzheimer's disease - ANSWERSWhich of the following is generally considered a chronic illness that must
be managed?
Heart disease - ANSWERS11) One of the most prevalent and underdiagnosed conditions found in the
elderly is
Hazardous chemicals - ANSWERSIn accordance with OSHA requirements, which of the following must
have safety data sheets?
Change employee behavior - ANSWERSThe purpose of employee discipline is to
Develop a written orientation and training program to inform employees of the risks - ANSWERSIf
hazardous materials are located within a healthcare organization, the healthcare organization must
a) Instruct employees to store these hazards as far away from care recipient areas as possible
b) Develop a policy to prohibit hazardous materials from being located within care recipient areas
c) Evacuate the healthcare organization until these hazards are removed
d) Develop a written orientation and training program to inform employees of the risks
