Regulatory and Laws NAB Exam
Medicare is what title of the SSA Act of 1935? - Answer-Title 18
Year Medicare and Medicaid were enacted - Answer-1965
Medicare Part A - Answer-Hospitalization/ Skilled nursing, for all beneficiaries
Medicare Part B - Answer-Non institutional care, elective
Part A non-covered services - Answer-liver transplant, prescription drugs, custodial care, outpatient
diagnostic tests, dental/dentures, TV/Phone
Part B Covered Services - Answer-Non-routine exams and diagnostic exams, DME, Home health care,
Lab Tests-outpatient, podiatrist, hearing exams, outpatient rehab, home health
Part B Non-Covered Services - Answer-Routine exams and lab tests, prescription drugs, dental, eye
exams
Medicaid title of SSA - Answer-Title 19
, Covered Services of Medicaid - Answer-Custodial care in NF, Burial expense, food stamps, health for the
poor, Long term care benefit, semi-private room
Non-covered services Medicaid - Answer-Skilled services, prescriptions, dental care, social services,
restorative nursing, eye exams/glasses, tv/telephone
OSHA - Answer-Occupational Health and Safety Administration
Who is OSHA governed under? - Answer-U.S. Dept. of Labor
OSHA administers what ACT? - Answer-Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970
OSHA is responsible for what? - Answer-Worker safety and infection control
Facility safety committee must meet how often? - Answer-Monthly
OSHA regulatory program includes - Answer-safety standards, records of illnesses/injuries, cooperation
with inspectors, Access to MSDS, display of OSHA poster
Must provide workers training in new OSHA standards within how long of implementation - Answer-90
days
Employees must receive OSHA training how often - Answer-upon hire, every 12 months or since last
OSHA training session.
The main purpose of OSHA Hazard communication standard is to - Answer-inform
employers/employees of hazardous chemicals in teh worksplace
Medicare is what title of the SSA Act of 1935? - Answer-Title 18
Year Medicare and Medicaid were enacted - Answer-1965
Medicare Part A - Answer-Hospitalization/ Skilled nursing, for all beneficiaries
Medicare Part B - Answer-Non institutional care, elective
Part A non-covered services - Answer-liver transplant, prescription drugs, custodial care, outpatient
diagnostic tests, dental/dentures, TV/Phone
Part B Covered Services - Answer-Non-routine exams and diagnostic exams, DME, Home health care,
Lab Tests-outpatient, podiatrist, hearing exams, outpatient rehab, home health
Part B Non-Covered Services - Answer-Routine exams and lab tests, prescription drugs, dental, eye
exams
Medicaid title of SSA - Answer-Title 19
, Covered Services of Medicaid - Answer-Custodial care in NF, Burial expense, food stamps, health for the
poor, Long term care benefit, semi-private room
Non-covered services Medicaid - Answer-Skilled services, prescriptions, dental care, social services,
restorative nursing, eye exams/glasses, tv/telephone
OSHA - Answer-Occupational Health and Safety Administration
Who is OSHA governed under? - Answer-U.S. Dept. of Labor
OSHA administers what ACT? - Answer-Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970
OSHA is responsible for what? - Answer-Worker safety and infection control
Facility safety committee must meet how often? - Answer-Monthly
OSHA regulatory program includes - Answer-safety standards, records of illnesses/injuries, cooperation
with inspectors, Access to MSDS, display of OSHA poster
Must provide workers training in new OSHA standards within how long of implementation - Answer-90
days
Employees must receive OSHA training how often - Answer-upon hire, every 12 months or since last
OSHA training session.
The main purpose of OSHA Hazard communication standard is to - Answer-inform
employers/employees of hazardous chemicals in teh worksplace
