NHA - Line of Service Exam Questions
and All Correct Answers 2025-2026
Updated.
A facility which takes care of patients who do not require skilled nursing:
1.Continuing Care Retirement Facilities
2.Skilled Nursing Facility
3.Intermediate Care Facilities
4.Assisted Living Facilities - Answer 3. Intermediate Care Facilities
A medication that is used to treat pain:
1.Analgesic
2.Antiseptic
3.Anticoagulant
4.Antibiotic - Answer 1. Analgesic
Which of the following is not an appropriate method to control wandering:
1.Restricting the wanderer to bed with physical restraints
2.Locked Alzheimer wards with a door requiring a passcode to exit
3.Bracelet work by the resident that triggers a door lock as the resident approaches
4.Mesh Velcro barriers on other residents' doors - Answer 1.Restricting the wanderer to bed
with physical restraints
Turning up for work on time is an indication of a good:
1.Work Attitude
2.Organizational Reward
3.Social Reward
4.Job Reward - Answer 1.Work Attitude
In a well-run facility, the balance between nursing care staff and support staff is:
1.60%Nursing care/40% support staff
,A chronic nervous disease:
1.Parkinson's
2.Sun-downing
3.Aphasia
4.Senile Dementia - Answer 1.Parkinson's
Determining the task and skills required to fulfill a position:
1.Job Classification
2.Job Analysis
3.Job Description
4.Job - Answer 2.Job Analysis
An employee permanently leaving a position:
1.Exit Interview
2.Performance Evaluation
3.Employee Turnover
4.Promotion Policy - Answer 3.Employee Turnover
Instructions phrased as a suggestion:
1.General
2.Formal
3.Specific
4.Informal - Answer 4.Informal
How long much a resident wait before re-qualifying for medicare reimbursement after their
original stay in a SNF has ended?
1.60 days
2.30 days
3.90 days
4.120 days - Answer 1.60 days
, 4.Corporation - Answer 4.Corporation
Accounting principles in common use: *
1.FUTA
2.FICA
3.FASB
4.GAAP - Answer 4.GAAP
An uncluttered environment:
1.Comfortable
2.Orderly
3.Safe
4.Homelike - Answer 2.Orderly
Which of the following is not a part of being orderly:
1.Proper handling of spills
2.Equipment and supplies properly stored and not in corridors
3.No peeling paint, visible water leaks, and plumbing problems
4.Quiet, peaceful public rooms - Answer 4.Quiet, peaceful public rooms
A barrier to good communication where an employee worries about what might happen if they
communicate unwelcome information:
1.Fear of Consequences
2. Premature Evaluation
3.Distrust of the Sender
4.Poor Retention - Answer 1.Fear of Consequences
A long term care facility may order up to a _____ day supply of medications from a contract
pharmacy when a selected pharmacy is not able to supply the ordered meds.
1.5
2.7
3.4
and All Correct Answers 2025-2026
Updated.
A facility which takes care of patients who do not require skilled nursing:
1.Continuing Care Retirement Facilities
2.Skilled Nursing Facility
3.Intermediate Care Facilities
4.Assisted Living Facilities - Answer 3. Intermediate Care Facilities
A medication that is used to treat pain:
1.Analgesic
2.Antiseptic
3.Anticoagulant
4.Antibiotic - Answer 1. Analgesic
Which of the following is not an appropriate method to control wandering:
1.Restricting the wanderer to bed with physical restraints
2.Locked Alzheimer wards with a door requiring a passcode to exit
3.Bracelet work by the resident that triggers a door lock as the resident approaches
4.Mesh Velcro barriers on other residents' doors - Answer 1.Restricting the wanderer to bed
with physical restraints
Turning up for work on time is an indication of a good:
1.Work Attitude
2.Organizational Reward
3.Social Reward
4.Job Reward - Answer 1.Work Attitude
In a well-run facility, the balance between nursing care staff and support staff is:
1.60%Nursing care/40% support staff
,A chronic nervous disease:
1.Parkinson's
2.Sun-downing
3.Aphasia
4.Senile Dementia - Answer 1.Parkinson's
Determining the task and skills required to fulfill a position:
1.Job Classification
2.Job Analysis
3.Job Description
4.Job - Answer 2.Job Analysis
An employee permanently leaving a position:
1.Exit Interview
2.Performance Evaluation
3.Employee Turnover
4.Promotion Policy - Answer 3.Employee Turnover
Instructions phrased as a suggestion:
1.General
2.Formal
3.Specific
4.Informal - Answer 4.Informal
How long much a resident wait before re-qualifying for medicare reimbursement after their
original stay in a SNF has ended?
1.60 days
2.30 days
3.90 days
4.120 days - Answer 1.60 days
, 4.Corporation - Answer 4.Corporation
Accounting principles in common use: *
1.FUTA
2.FICA
3.FASB
4.GAAP - Answer 4.GAAP
An uncluttered environment:
1.Comfortable
2.Orderly
3.Safe
4.Homelike - Answer 2.Orderly
Which of the following is not a part of being orderly:
1.Proper handling of spills
2.Equipment and supplies properly stored and not in corridors
3.No peeling paint, visible water leaks, and plumbing problems
4.Quiet, peaceful public rooms - Answer 4.Quiet, peaceful public rooms
A barrier to good communication where an employee worries about what might happen if they
communicate unwelcome information:
1.Fear of Consequences
2. Premature Evaluation
3.Distrust of the Sender
4.Poor Retention - Answer 1.Fear of Consequences
A long term care facility may order up to a _____ day supply of medications from a contract
pharmacy when a selected pharmacy is not able to supply the ordered meds.
1.5
2.7
3.4
