FLORIDA ALF CORE TRAINING EXAM
TESTBANK ORIGINAL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS|GRADED A+
Assisted Living Facility - answerA facility that is operated and regulated
as a residential environment not medical that provides housing, meals,
and one or more personal services for a period exceeding 24 hours to one
or more adults who are not relatives of the owner or administrator.
Renewal License - answerMust be completed at least 60 days and no more
than 120 days before current license expires.
CHOW - answerChange of Ownership
,Initial Licensure CHOW - answerMust be received at least 60 days prior to
the change of ownership
Omitted Information Licensure - answerMust be submitted within 21 days
after the request from the agency is made.
The Agency for Healthcare Administration - answerAlso, "the agency",
AHCA, Agency Central Office
Length of ALF Licensure - answerLicensing is biennial unless a shorter
license period is specified.
ALF - answerAssisted Living Facility
,Activities of Daily Living - answerFunctions and tasks for self care such as
ambulation, bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, and toileting
ADL - answerActivities of Daily Living
Administrator - answerAn individual at least 21 years of age who is
responsible for the operation and maintenance of an assisted living
facility.
Standard License - answerFacilities which are licensed to provide routine
personal care services.
ECC - answerExtended Congregate Care
, Extended Congregate Care License - answerCan be requested by a facility
that has been licensed as an assisted living facility for 2 or more years
and that provides services, directly or through contract, beyond the
standard license and LNS license including being able to provide total
catheter care, all oxygen services, and any type of tube feedings.
LNS - answerLimited Nursing Services
Limited Nursing Services License - answerProvide services beyond
standard including conducting passive range of motion exercises, apply
ice caps and collars, apply heat, performing ear and eye irrigations,
conduct urine dipstick test, and cutting toenails of diabetic residents
when approved by their healthcare provider. Residents can also receive
licensed nursing assistance with replacement of a indwelling urinary
TESTBANK ORIGINAL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS|GRADED A+
Assisted Living Facility - answerA facility that is operated and regulated
as a residential environment not medical that provides housing, meals,
and one or more personal services for a period exceeding 24 hours to one
or more adults who are not relatives of the owner or administrator.
Renewal License - answerMust be completed at least 60 days and no more
than 120 days before current license expires.
CHOW - answerChange of Ownership
,Initial Licensure CHOW - answerMust be received at least 60 days prior to
the change of ownership
Omitted Information Licensure - answerMust be submitted within 21 days
after the request from the agency is made.
The Agency for Healthcare Administration - answerAlso, "the agency",
AHCA, Agency Central Office
Length of ALF Licensure - answerLicensing is biennial unless a shorter
license period is specified.
ALF - answerAssisted Living Facility
,Activities of Daily Living - answerFunctions and tasks for self care such as
ambulation, bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, and toileting
ADL - answerActivities of Daily Living
Administrator - answerAn individual at least 21 years of age who is
responsible for the operation and maintenance of an assisted living
facility.
Standard License - answerFacilities which are licensed to provide routine
personal care services.
ECC - answerExtended Congregate Care
, Extended Congregate Care License - answerCan be requested by a facility
that has been licensed as an assisted living facility for 2 or more years
and that provides services, directly or through contract, beyond the
standard license and LNS license including being able to provide total
catheter care, all oxygen services, and any type of tube feedings.
LNS - answerLimited Nursing Services
Limited Nursing Services License - answerProvide services beyond
standard including conducting passive range of motion exercises, apply
ice caps and collars, apply heat, performing ear and eye irrigations,
conduct urine dipstick test, and cutting toenails of diabetic residents
when approved by their healthcare provider. Residents can also receive
licensed nursing assistance with replacement of a indwelling urinary
