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NAB Review from Townsend Class Notes Questions and Answers with
100% Complete Solutions UPDATED!!!
Risk management is the identification and solving for
problems.... - ANSWER as soon as possible.
The Patient Self-Determination Act should be.... - ANSWER
given to both the Resident and Family at the time of admission.
Handrails in stairwells must extend beyond the first and last
steps by how many inches? - ANSWER 12 inches
Payroll Checks/Checkstubs should include for the employee... -
ANSWER the FICA deductions, applicable income taxes
withheld, and gross pay.
An attending provider -- MD, PA, or NP -- must write, sign, and
date progress notes... - ANSWER at each visit.
The principal cause of odors in a nursing facility is.... - ANSWER
incontinent residents.
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The staff member designated as the clinical records clerk must
be... - ANSWER a full-time staff member.
Chemotherapy is an example of a _____ type of therapy. -
ANSWER Cytotoxic
Mr. Boudreaux is an 88-year old resident in the nursing facility.
He is cognitively intact, but has very poor posture and has a
history of injuries due to falls. As the nursing home has a
restraint-free policy, what is the best course of action for this
resident? - ANSWER Refer to rehab for evaluation with regards
to his ability to benefit from treatment, positioning aids, or
both.
A governing body of designated person(s) is required by _____.
- ANSWER OBRA
{x} is a physician who is primarily involved with the causes and
histories of diseases. - ANSWER Pathologist
The resident activity director has many roles and duties.
However, the first responsibility should be...? - ANSWER
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Completing the assessments and identifying the interests and
needs of the residents.
Effective Resident Council programs enjoy the support of.... -
ANSWER Administration & Residents
A job analysis should engage the {x} {y} and {z} necessary to
carry out a given job. - ANSWER Knowledge,
Skills, and
Abilities
= KSAs
Hazard Communication Programs, Standard Precautions,
Immunization Initiatives, and the like are standards of practice
enforced by what government agency? - ANSWER OSHA -
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
A mission statement most directly represents... - ANSWER the
entity's responsibility to it stakeholders.
Medical records may be released with the written permission of
the Resident if required by any of the following except:
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- A Court Order
- Another NF to which the Resident is being transferred
- An Attorney at Law
- A Third-Party Payor including Medicare - ANSWER An Attorney
at Law
An administrator determines that his laundry is slightly
understaffed, but the shortage is not enough to hire a full-time
employee. What would be the least economical solution? -
ANSWER Encouraging all laundry employees to work overtime.
The balance sheet reports both.... - ANSWER assets and
liabilities.
Fires which involve energized electrical equipment are classified
as... - ANSWER Class C Fires
Which of the following marketing efforts is perhaps the least
effective to increase occupancy?
-Bringing the nursing facility and the community closer together
NAB Review from Townsend Class Notes Questions and Answers with
100% Complete Solutions UPDATED!!!
Risk management is the identification and solving for
problems.... - ANSWER as soon as possible.
The Patient Self-Determination Act should be.... - ANSWER
given to both the Resident and Family at the time of admission.
Handrails in stairwells must extend beyond the first and last
steps by how many inches? - ANSWER 12 inches
Payroll Checks/Checkstubs should include for the employee... -
ANSWER the FICA deductions, applicable income taxes
withheld, and gross pay.
An attending provider -- MD, PA, or NP -- must write, sign, and
date progress notes... - ANSWER at each visit.
The principal cause of odors in a nursing facility is.... - ANSWER
incontinent residents.
,2|Page
The staff member designated as the clinical records clerk must
be... - ANSWER a full-time staff member.
Chemotherapy is an example of a _____ type of therapy. -
ANSWER Cytotoxic
Mr. Boudreaux is an 88-year old resident in the nursing facility.
He is cognitively intact, but has very poor posture and has a
history of injuries due to falls. As the nursing home has a
restraint-free policy, what is the best course of action for this
resident? - ANSWER Refer to rehab for evaluation with regards
to his ability to benefit from treatment, positioning aids, or
both.
A governing body of designated person(s) is required by _____.
- ANSWER OBRA
{x} is a physician who is primarily involved with the causes and
histories of diseases. - ANSWER Pathologist
The resident activity director has many roles and duties.
However, the first responsibility should be...? - ANSWER
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Completing the assessments and identifying the interests and
needs of the residents.
Effective Resident Council programs enjoy the support of.... -
ANSWER Administration & Residents
A job analysis should engage the {x} {y} and {z} necessary to
carry out a given job. - ANSWER Knowledge,
Skills, and
Abilities
= KSAs
Hazard Communication Programs, Standard Precautions,
Immunization Initiatives, and the like are standards of practice
enforced by what government agency? - ANSWER OSHA -
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
A mission statement most directly represents... - ANSWER the
entity's responsibility to it stakeholders.
Medical records may be released with the written permission of
the Resident if required by any of the following except:
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- A Court Order
- Another NF to which the Resident is being transferred
- An Attorney at Law
- A Third-Party Payor including Medicare - ANSWER An Attorney
at Law
An administrator determines that his laundry is slightly
understaffed, but the shortage is not enough to hire a full-time
employee. What would be the least economical solution? -
ANSWER Encouraging all laundry employees to work overtime.
The balance sheet reports both.... - ANSWER assets and
liabilities.
Fires which involve energized electrical equipment are classified
as... - ANSWER Class C Fires
Which of the following marketing efforts is perhaps the least
effective to increase occupancy?
-Bringing the nursing facility and the community closer together
