A.I.T
The administrator is responsible for maintaining a sanitary grade of 90% or
above at all times. False
An administrator-in-charge shares equals responsibility as the administrator
for the total operation of a licensed facility in the absence of the
administrator. true
Adult Care Homes in North Carolina admit: Persons 18 years of age or
older.
Persons who cannot maintain a home of their own.
Person who need some personal care and supervision.
The administrator must live in the home or reside within 500 feet of the
home. False
An administrator must have at least two years of college course work ( 60
semester hours or 96 quarter hours). False
Qualifications and duties of the administrator-in-charge and the personal
care aide supervisor are the same. False
Job description are necessary because: Employees will know the
expectations of their job responsibilities.
An adult care home administrator must meet the general health
requirements. To protect both themselves and the home's population
from the spread of disease.
Administrators must understand overall construction and maintenance for
the following reason(s): Rules requirements must be met to maintain
licensing and to ensure physical plant acceptance.
In cases of emergency, further damage can possibly be averted.
Understanding maintenance issues can minimize or reduce building and
machine repairs.
All of the above.
If needed, an administrator is allowed to have more beds set up for
residents than the licensed capacity False
Scatter or throw rugs may used in a residents room to make it feel more
homelike. False.
An ACH facility with 40 beds would require which of the following for aide
coverage: Two on first shift, two on 2nd shift, two on 3rd shift
An 80-bed facility needs to staff with 10 Aides per day False
There must be a supervisor in the facility at all times for an 80-bed facility.
False
In a cluster arrangement with homes having a capacity or census of 12 or
fewer residents, there may be only 1 adminstrator to cover all the homes,
if the supervisor lives within 500 feet of the cluster arrangement. True.
The administrator is responsible for maintaining a sanitary grade of 90% or
above at all times. False
An administrator-in-charge shares equals responsibility as the administrator
for the total operation of a licensed facility in the absence of the
administrator. true
Adult Care Homes in North Carolina admit: Persons 18 years of age or
older.
Persons who cannot maintain a home of their own.
Person who need some personal care and supervision.
The administrator must live in the home or reside within 500 feet of the
home. False
An administrator must have at least two years of college course work ( 60
semester hours or 96 quarter hours). False
Qualifications and duties of the administrator-in-charge and the personal
care aide supervisor are the same. False
Job description are necessary because: Employees will know the
expectations of their job responsibilities.
An adult care home administrator must meet the general health
requirements. To protect both themselves and the home's population
from the spread of disease.
Administrators must understand overall construction and maintenance for
the following reason(s): Rules requirements must be met to maintain
licensing and to ensure physical plant acceptance.
In cases of emergency, further damage can possibly be averted.
Understanding maintenance issues can minimize or reduce building and
machine repairs.
All of the above.
If needed, an administrator is allowed to have more beds set up for
residents than the licensed capacity False
Scatter or throw rugs may used in a residents room to make it feel more
homelike. False.
An ACH facility with 40 beds would require which of the following for aide
coverage: Two on first shift, two on 2nd shift, two on 3rd shift
An 80-bed facility needs to staff with 10 Aides per day False
There must be a supervisor in the facility at all times for an 80-bed facility.
False
In a cluster arrangement with homes having a capacity or census of 12 or
fewer residents, there may be only 1 adminstrator to cover all the homes,
if the supervisor lives within 500 feet of the cluster arrangement. True.
