COMPREHENSIVE NAB NURSING
HOME ADMINISTRATOR EXAM 2026
WITH QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS |
NAB LATEST EXAM 2026
What does the acronym OT stand for? - ANSWER-Occupational Therapist
What is the definition of intellectual disability (ID)? - ANSWER-A person
diagnosed as intellectually disabled.
What is the purpose of admission orders in a nursing facility? - ANSWER-To
provide immediate care instructions for each resident upon admission.
What is the role of the Certified Dietary Manager (CDM)? - ANSWER-To
oversee dietary services and ensure nutritional needs are met.
What does PRN mean in a medical context? - ANSWER-As needed
What is the definition of dementia? - ANSWER-A decline in cognitive function
that interferes with daily life.
,What is the purpose of the MDS in nursing facilities? - ANSWER-To identify
physical and psycho-social problems of residents.
How long must a facility maintain resident assessments? - ANSWER-All
assessments completed within the previous 15 months.
What is the timeline for electronic reporting of MDS data to CMS? -
ANSWER-Within 14 days after assessment completion and at least monthly for
all assessments conducted.
Who coordinates the assessment process in a nursing facility? - ANSWER-The
RNAC (Registered Nurse Assessment Coordinator).
What is the frequency of assessments for long-stay non-skilled residents? -
ANSWER-No later than 14 days after admission, after significant change,
annually, and quarterly.
What is the required assessment for short-stay Medicare under PDPM? -
ANSWER-Only one assessment is required—the five-day assessment.
What constitutes a significant change in a resident's condition? - ANSWER-
Deterioration in two or more ADLs, cognitive abilities, or communication that
appears permanent.
What is a baseline care plan? - ANSWER-A plan developed within 48 hours of
admission that includes instructions for effective and person-centered care.
What is included in a comprehensive plan of care? - ANSWER-Measurable
objectives and timetables to meet a resident's medical, nursing, and
psychosocial needs.
,What are the four key activities of daily living (ADLs) that impact facility
quality measures? - ANSWER-Transfer, bed mobility, toileting, and eating.
What distinguishes acute diseases from chronic diseases? - ANSWER-Acute
diseases have a rapid onset and can be cured, while chronic diseases develop
over time and can be treated but not cured.
What is the total number of questions in the NAB Core exam? - ANSWER-100
questions
How many questions are in the Care, Services, and Supports domain? -
ANSWER-39 questions
What type of questions require understanding and using information presented?
- ANSWER-Interpretation questions
What is the time limit for completing the Core exam? - ANSWER-2.5 hours
What is the time limit for completing the Line of Service exam? - ANSWER-
1.5 hours
What should you do if you pass one exam but fail the other? - ANSWER-You
only need to retake the exam you failed.
What does AED stand for? - ANSWER-Automatic Electronic Defibrillator
What is the definition of ADL? - ANSWER-Activities of Daily Living
, What does HIPAA stand for? - ANSWER-Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act
What is the purpose of the Preadmission Screening and Resident Review
(PASRR)? - ANSWER-To ensure individuals are not inappropriately placed in
nursing homes for long-term care.
What is the role of the administrator in nursing services? - ANSWER-To ensure
staff have the newest geriatric knowledge and a suitable environment.
What is the definition of mental illness (MI) in the context of PASRR? -
ANSWER-A person with a serious mental illness who does not have a primary
diagnosis of dementia.
What does MDS stand for? - ANSWER-Minimum Data Set
What is the purpose of the Care Area Assessments (CAA)? - ANSWER-To
identify physical and/or psycho-social problems the resident is suffering from.
What is the significance of the interdisciplinary team in resident assessment? -
ANSWER-They conduct assessments and must certify their accuracy.
What is the normal change in the aging process related to physical health? -
ANSWER-Muscle loss, changes in skin texture, and problems with balance.
What are some abnormal changes in the aging process? - ANSWER-
Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, strokes, glaucoma, incontinence.
What is a misconception about aging and intellectual functioning? - ANSWER-
That aged individuals normally decrease in intellectual functioning and cannot
care for themselves.
HOME ADMINISTRATOR EXAM 2026
WITH QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS |
NAB LATEST EXAM 2026
What does the acronym OT stand for? - ANSWER-Occupational Therapist
What is the definition of intellectual disability (ID)? - ANSWER-A person
diagnosed as intellectually disabled.
What is the purpose of admission orders in a nursing facility? - ANSWER-To
provide immediate care instructions for each resident upon admission.
What is the role of the Certified Dietary Manager (CDM)? - ANSWER-To
oversee dietary services and ensure nutritional needs are met.
What does PRN mean in a medical context? - ANSWER-As needed
What is the definition of dementia? - ANSWER-A decline in cognitive function
that interferes with daily life.
,What is the purpose of the MDS in nursing facilities? - ANSWER-To identify
physical and psycho-social problems of residents.
How long must a facility maintain resident assessments? - ANSWER-All
assessments completed within the previous 15 months.
What is the timeline for electronic reporting of MDS data to CMS? -
ANSWER-Within 14 days after assessment completion and at least monthly for
all assessments conducted.
Who coordinates the assessment process in a nursing facility? - ANSWER-The
RNAC (Registered Nurse Assessment Coordinator).
What is the frequency of assessments for long-stay non-skilled residents? -
ANSWER-No later than 14 days after admission, after significant change,
annually, and quarterly.
What is the required assessment for short-stay Medicare under PDPM? -
ANSWER-Only one assessment is required—the five-day assessment.
What constitutes a significant change in a resident's condition? - ANSWER-
Deterioration in two or more ADLs, cognitive abilities, or communication that
appears permanent.
What is a baseline care plan? - ANSWER-A plan developed within 48 hours of
admission that includes instructions for effective and person-centered care.
What is included in a comprehensive plan of care? - ANSWER-Measurable
objectives and timetables to meet a resident's medical, nursing, and
psychosocial needs.
,What are the four key activities of daily living (ADLs) that impact facility
quality measures? - ANSWER-Transfer, bed mobility, toileting, and eating.
What distinguishes acute diseases from chronic diseases? - ANSWER-Acute
diseases have a rapid onset and can be cured, while chronic diseases develop
over time and can be treated but not cured.
What is the total number of questions in the NAB Core exam? - ANSWER-100
questions
How many questions are in the Care, Services, and Supports domain? -
ANSWER-39 questions
What type of questions require understanding and using information presented?
- ANSWER-Interpretation questions
What is the time limit for completing the Core exam? - ANSWER-2.5 hours
What is the time limit for completing the Line of Service exam? - ANSWER-
1.5 hours
What should you do if you pass one exam but fail the other? - ANSWER-You
only need to retake the exam you failed.
What does AED stand for? - ANSWER-Automatic Electronic Defibrillator
What is the definition of ADL? - ANSWER-Activities of Daily Living
, What does HIPAA stand for? - ANSWER-Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act
What is the purpose of the Preadmission Screening and Resident Review
(PASRR)? - ANSWER-To ensure individuals are not inappropriately placed in
nursing homes for long-term care.
What is the role of the administrator in nursing services? - ANSWER-To ensure
staff have the newest geriatric knowledge and a suitable environment.
What is the definition of mental illness (MI) in the context of PASRR? -
ANSWER-A person with a serious mental illness who does not have a primary
diagnosis of dementia.
What does MDS stand for? - ANSWER-Minimum Data Set
What is the purpose of the Care Area Assessments (CAA)? - ANSWER-To
identify physical and/or psycho-social problems the resident is suffering from.
What is the significance of the interdisciplinary team in resident assessment? -
ANSWER-They conduct assessments and must certify their accuracy.
What is the normal change in the aging process related to physical health? -
ANSWER-Muscle loss, changes in skin texture, and problems with balance.
What are some abnormal changes in the aging process? - ANSWER-
Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, strokes, glaucoma, incontinence.
What is a misconception about aging and intellectual functioning? - ANSWER-
That aged individuals normally decrease in intellectual functioning and cannot
care for themselves.
