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Ohio Nursing Home Administrator Exam Questions And Answers In areas generally accessible to residents what must be kept in locked area separate for medications and food ANS Chemicals (pesticide, disinfectants, and poisons) Prior to admission, the nursing home shall obtain from the prospective residents physician, other licensed health professional, or transferring entity what ANS H&P, diagnosis, admission orders for immediate care, physical and mental functional status, and sufficient additional information to ensure care needs of and preparation for the perspective resident can be met How many hours per resident per day for RN ANS 0.2 hours per resident A DON must be staff___ ANS A DON must be a full-time RN who works 5 days a week and is staffed be

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Ohio Nursing Home Administrator Exam Questions
And Answers

, Ohio Nursing Home Administrator Exam Questions
And Answers



In areas generally accessible to residents what must be kept in locked areas
separate for medications and food - ANSWER Chemicals (pesticides,
disinfectants, and poisons)
Before admission, the nursing home shall obtain from the prospective resident's
physician, other licensed health professional or transferring entity what -
ANSWER H&P, diagnosis, admission orders for immediate care, physical and
mental functional status, and sufficient additional information to ensure care
needs of and preparation for the prospective resident can be met
How many hrs per resident per day for RN - ANSWER 0.2 hours per resident
A DON must be staff - ANSWER A DON must be a full-time RN who
works 5 days a week and is staffed between 6 am-6 pm
How many hrs per resident per day for CNAs - ANSWER 2.0 hours per
resident
Total direct care hours per day per resident - ANSWER 2.75 hours per resident
day


Direct care staff ratio for CNA's - ANSWER 1:15


What is not to be designated as resident smoking areas - ANSWER Dining and
recreation rooms, resident rooms, and any area/room where O2 is stored


If the plan of care is to be reviewed when - ANSWER Significant change and at
least quarterly


Regarding controlled substances the NH must contain records of - ANSWER
Purchase, delivery, dispensing and administering of controlled substances

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