STNA Test 1
What does "NATCEP" stand for? - Answer-Nursing Assistant Training and Competency Evaluation
Program
What is a standard - as it pertains to Ohio Administrative Code 3701-18? - Answer-Standard: written
statement that specifies the subject matter required to be taught for each specific topic are in a training
program
What is the requirement for maintaining an active status on the nurse aide registry? (every two years) -
Answer-Work 8 hours every 2 years for pay
What is the minimum hours of training required to become an STNA? - Answer-75 hour curriculum of
instruction that is balanced between classroom and clinical skills training
What does "STNA" stand for? - Answer-State Tested Nursing Assistant which they also go by:
•Nurse aide
•Certified nurse aide
•Patient care technician
•Certified nursing assistant
Abuse - Answer-Knowingly causing physical harm or recklessly causing serious physical harm to a
resident by physical contact with the resident or by use of physical or chemical restraint, medication or
,isolation as punishment, for staff convenience, excessively, as a substitute for treatment or in amounts
that preclude habilitation and treatment
Neglect - Answer-Recklessly failing to provide a resident with any treatment, care, goods or service
necessary to maintain the health and safety of the resident when the failure results in serious physical
harm to the resident.
Misappropriation - Answer-Depriving, defrauding or otherwise obtaining the real of personal property of
a resident by means prohibited by the ORC.
Consequences of Abuse with a STNA - Answer-•A finding of abuse is never removed from the Nurse Aide
Registry
•If an NS observes abuse, neglect or misappropriation of resident property it should be reported to the
charge nurse
Long term care - Answer-24 hour skilled care which is provided in LTC facilities for people with ongoing
conditions
Skilled Care - Answer-medically necessary provided by a doctor
Chronic vs acute - Answer-Chronic- long lasting (months to years, never goes away)
Acute- last only a couple days
Resident vs patient - Answer-Resident- a person who lives in a LTC facility (reside there)
Patients- hospital setting because they come and leave
Adult day services, Sandwich generation, Intergenerational care - Answer-ADS-day care which adult
needs watched for a few hours then goes home
SG-middle aged people who cares for children and aged parents at the same time
, IC- same setting care for elderly and children
Outpatient - Answer-when someone goes to therapy
Rehabilitation - Answer-rehab centers only there for therapy services
subacute - Answer-symptoms and signs that are less severe in intensity than acute symptoms, between
acute and chronic
Medicare (Part A,B,C,D) - Answer-Medicare is for people 65 or older and people of any age with
permanent kidney failure or certain disabilities.
LTC-•Pays LTC facilities a fixed amount for services
•Services are based on the resident's needs upon admission
Medicaid - Answer-is a medical assistance program for people who have a low income and for people
with disabilities.
LTC-•Pays LTC facilities a fixed amount for services
•Services are based on the resident's needs upon admission
medically necessary - Answer-care is required to treat illness/health conditions and maintain a person's
health
LTC facilities % - Answer-•83.1% are over 65
•Over 66% are female
•More than 73% are white and non-Hispanic
What does "NATCEP" stand for? - Answer-Nursing Assistant Training and Competency Evaluation
Program
What is a standard - as it pertains to Ohio Administrative Code 3701-18? - Answer-Standard: written
statement that specifies the subject matter required to be taught for each specific topic are in a training
program
What is the requirement for maintaining an active status on the nurse aide registry? (every two years) -
Answer-Work 8 hours every 2 years for pay
What is the minimum hours of training required to become an STNA? - Answer-75 hour curriculum of
instruction that is balanced between classroom and clinical skills training
What does "STNA" stand for? - Answer-State Tested Nursing Assistant which they also go by:
•Nurse aide
•Certified nurse aide
•Patient care technician
•Certified nursing assistant
Abuse - Answer-Knowingly causing physical harm or recklessly causing serious physical harm to a
resident by physical contact with the resident or by use of physical or chemical restraint, medication or
,isolation as punishment, for staff convenience, excessively, as a substitute for treatment or in amounts
that preclude habilitation and treatment
Neglect - Answer-Recklessly failing to provide a resident with any treatment, care, goods or service
necessary to maintain the health and safety of the resident when the failure results in serious physical
harm to the resident.
Misappropriation - Answer-Depriving, defrauding or otherwise obtaining the real of personal property of
a resident by means prohibited by the ORC.
Consequences of Abuse with a STNA - Answer-•A finding of abuse is never removed from the Nurse Aide
Registry
•If an NS observes abuse, neglect or misappropriation of resident property it should be reported to the
charge nurse
Long term care - Answer-24 hour skilled care which is provided in LTC facilities for people with ongoing
conditions
Skilled Care - Answer-medically necessary provided by a doctor
Chronic vs acute - Answer-Chronic- long lasting (months to years, never goes away)
Acute- last only a couple days
Resident vs patient - Answer-Resident- a person who lives in a LTC facility (reside there)
Patients- hospital setting because they come and leave
Adult day services, Sandwich generation, Intergenerational care - Answer-ADS-day care which adult
needs watched for a few hours then goes home
SG-middle aged people who cares for children and aged parents at the same time
, IC- same setting care for elderly and children
Outpatient - Answer-when someone goes to therapy
Rehabilitation - Answer-rehab centers only there for therapy services
subacute - Answer-symptoms and signs that are less severe in intensity than acute symptoms, between
acute and chronic
Medicare (Part A,B,C,D) - Answer-Medicare is for people 65 or older and people of any age with
permanent kidney failure or certain disabilities.
LTC-•Pays LTC facilities a fixed amount for services
•Services are based on the resident's needs upon admission
Medicaid - Answer-is a medical assistance program for people who have a low income and for people
with disabilities.
LTC-•Pays LTC facilities a fixed amount for services
•Services are based on the resident's needs upon admission
medically necessary - Answer-care is required to treat illness/health conditions and maintain a person's
health
LTC facilities % - Answer-•83.1% are over 65
•Over 66% are female
•More than 73% are white and non-Hispanic
