RCAL - NAB Administrator Exam (Federal) Review
Test.
1. If contracted laundry The use of commercial laundry services is required by
services are provided off the contractor based on Department of Health.
site:
Good screening, proper nutrition and hydration,
2. For residents with
and pleas- ant meal times.
dementia, optimal food
choices are best achieved
by:
3. Information should be added to At a minimum when the resident has a
significant change
an ICP: feedback regarding dining
services is through:
4. A resident has the right to
par- ticipate in social, 8. A major consideration in
religious, and community creat- ing a comprehensive
activities provided these activities program is that the
do not: activities di- rector
understands the
5. One of the fundamental
ele- ment of demenia
Care is:
6. Mrs. J suffers from
dementia. No matter how
many times staff explain
something to her she
doesn't seem to be able to
ac- complish the task. Which
of the following is the best
solution?
7. The best way for the
adminis- trator to get
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condition.
nflict with orders of the physician
eating a specialized, secure, and quiet location for pa-
tients with dementia.
sk Breakdown
sident council
ture and extent of care recipients' disabilities
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9. Criteria for move out in As part of move-in
an RC/AL community
should be disclosed
10. The primary function of an
Overall functional status
ini- tial care recipient
assessment is to determine
11. ECP exposure control plan
12. BBPs Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
13. OPIMs any body fluid visibly contaminated with blood, vaginal
se- cretions, semen... EXCLUDES TEARS AND
SWEAT
14. BBPs are: Infectious microorganisms present in blood that
can cause disease in humans. (HBV, HCV, HIV)
15. HBV hepatitis B virus
16. HCV hepatitis C virus
17. HIV human immunodeficiency virus
18. Exposure Control Plan (ECP) A written game plan this is designed to eliminate or
mini-
mize occupational exposure.
19. Universal Precautions A set of guidelines published by OSHA that require
(UP) or Standard
the em- ployer and the employee to assume that
Precautions (SP)
all human blood and body fluids are infectious for
bloodborne pathogens.
20. work practice controls controls that reduce or eliminate the likelihood of
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exposure
to potentially infectious material by altering the manner
in which a task is performed
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Test.
1. If contracted laundry The use of commercial laundry services is required by
services are provided off the contractor based on Department of Health.
site:
Good screening, proper nutrition and hydration,
2. For residents with
and pleas- ant meal times.
dementia, optimal food
choices are best achieved
by:
3. Information should be added to At a minimum when the resident has a
significant change
an ICP: feedback regarding dining
services is through:
4. A resident has the right to
par- ticipate in social, 8. A major consideration in
religious, and community creat- ing a comprehensive
activities provided these activities program is that the
do not: activities di- rector
understands the
5. One of the fundamental
ele- ment of demenia
Care is:
6. Mrs. J suffers from
dementia. No matter how
many times staff explain
something to her she
doesn't seem to be able to
ac- complish the task. Which
of the following is the best
solution?
7. The best way for the
adminis- trator to get
1/
69
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Test.
condition.
nflict with orders of the physician
eating a specialized, secure, and quiet location for pa-
tients with dementia.
sk Breakdown
sident council
ture and extent of care recipients' disabilities
2/
69
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Test.
9. Criteria for move out in As part of move-in
an RC/AL community
should be disclosed
10. The primary function of an
Overall functional status
ini- tial care recipient
assessment is to determine
11. ECP exposure control plan
12. BBPs Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
13. OPIMs any body fluid visibly contaminated with blood, vaginal
se- cretions, semen... EXCLUDES TEARS AND
SWEAT
14. BBPs are: Infectious microorganisms present in blood that
can cause disease in humans. (HBV, HCV, HIV)
15. HBV hepatitis B virus
16. HCV hepatitis C virus
17. HIV human immunodeficiency virus
18. Exposure Control Plan (ECP) A written game plan this is designed to eliminate or
mini-
mize occupational exposure.
19. Universal Precautions A set of guidelines published by OSHA that require
(UP) or Standard
the em- ployer and the employee to assume that
Precautions (SP)
all human blood and body fluids are infectious for
bloodborne pathogens.
20. work practice controls controls that reduce or eliminate the likelihood of
3/
69
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Test.
exposure
to potentially infectious material by altering the manner
in which a task is performed
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