RCFE Practice Exam | Questions & Answers | Latest
Update 2026 | Exam Prep | Graded A+
1. What is the required notice period for a licensee to inform residents about an
increase in fees at an RCFE?
30 days
60 days
10 days
45 days
2. How long is the facility required to keep the theft and loss record?
6 months
12 months
3 years
90 days
3. What is the required minimum temperature for the final rinse cycle of a
dishwasher to ensure proper disinfection?
175
160
170
165
4. If a resident in a Residential Care Facility requires portable oxygen and
wishes to participate in an outdoor activity, what protocol should be
followed to ensure compliance with regulations?
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The resident should be advised to stay indoors for safety.
The resident should be provided with a portable oxygen source and
monitored for safety during the activity.
The resident must fill out a waiver before using portable oxygen
outside.
Staff should carry the oxygen source without involving the resident.
5. Describe the responsibilities of a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly
regarding residents' personal clothing.
Residents must handle all their clothing needs independently.
Ironing is optional and not required by the facility.
The facility only provides clothing but does not manage personal
items.
The facility is responsible for managing and maintaining residents'
personal clothing, which includes tasks like ironing.
6. If a new resident is classified as non-ambulatory, what specific measures
should the facility implement to ensure their safety and compliance with
regulations?
Restrict the resident's movement within the facility.
Provide no special accommodations as they are not necessary.
Allow the resident to manage their mobility independently.
Provide mobility aids and ensure staff is trained to assist with
movement.
7. If a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly has 18 residents, what implications
does this have for staff training requirements?
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The facility can choose to forgo any training programs.
The facility is exempt from training requirements due to its size.
The facility must implement a planned on-the-job training program
for its staff.
The facility only needs to provide training for new staff members.
8. Residents whose condition becomes non ambulatory shall not remain in a
ambulatory room.
false
true
9. Which of the following statements is considered false in regards to a
resident's sleeping area?
It has a window or door that can be used for direct egress to outside
the building.
It is used as a common area.
It is not used as a passageway to a common area.
10. Describe the characteristics that define a 'competent individual' in the
context of emergency situations in residential care facilities.
A competent individual is someone who has the mental
competence and physical ability to evacuate without assistance.
A competent individual is someone who is unable to make decisions
during emergencies.
A competent individual requires help to evacuate during
emergencies.
A competent individual is someone who needs constant supervision.
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11. The new facility must provide a bathtub or shower for how many resident
beds not served by bathing or showering facilities in the residents rooms?
20
10
8
6
12. Which of the following situations does NOT require a written report in a
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly?
A serious injury while the resident is in the facility
Abuse of a resident in the facility
Death of a resident
A new staff is hired to work in the facility
13. What is the policy regarding residents substituting for required staff in
Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly?
Only in emergencies
Only if they volunteer
True
False
14. What is the minimum duration for which a Residential Care Facility for the
Elderly must maintain records of theft and loss?
3 years
90 days
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Update 2026 | Exam Prep | Graded A+
1. What is the required notice period for a licensee to inform residents about an
increase in fees at an RCFE?
30 days
60 days
10 days
45 days
2. How long is the facility required to keep the theft and loss record?
6 months
12 months
3 years
90 days
3. What is the required minimum temperature for the final rinse cycle of a
dishwasher to ensure proper disinfection?
175
160
170
165
4. If a resident in a Residential Care Facility requires portable oxygen and
wishes to participate in an outdoor activity, what protocol should be
followed to ensure compliance with regulations?
,12/03/2026, 08:04 RCFE Regulations Practice Test - results
The resident should be advised to stay indoors for safety.
The resident should be provided with a portable oxygen source and
monitored for safety during the activity.
The resident must fill out a waiver before using portable oxygen
outside.
Staff should carry the oxygen source without involving the resident.
5. Describe the responsibilities of a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly
regarding residents' personal clothing.
Residents must handle all their clothing needs independently.
Ironing is optional and not required by the facility.
The facility only provides clothing but does not manage personal
items.
The facility is responsible for managing and maintaining residents'
personal clothing, which includes tasks like ironing.
6. If a new resident is classified as non-ambulatory, what specific measures
should the facility implement to ensure their safety and compliance with
regulations?
Restrict the resident's movement within the facility.
Provide no special accommodations as they are not necessary.
Allow the resident to manage their mobility independently.
Provide mobility aids and ensure staff is trained to assist with
movement.
7. If a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly has 18 residents, what implications
does this have for staff training requirements?
https://quizlet.com/practice-test/83678914-fbcf-4481-85c1-1619df8bc333/results 2/72
,12/03/2026, 08:04 RCFE Regulations Practice Test - results
The facility can choose to forgo any training programs.
The facility is exempt from training requirements due to its size.
The facility must implement a planned on-the-job training program
for its staff.
The facility only needs to provide training for new staff members.
8. Residents whose condition becomes non ambulatory shall not remain in a
ambulatory room.
false
true
9. Which of the following statements is considered false in regards to a
resident's sleeping area?
It has a window or door that can be used for direct egress to outside
the building.
It is used as a common area.
It is not used as a passageway to a common area.
10. Describe the characteristics that define a 'competent individual' in the
context of emergency situations in residential care facilities.
A competent individual is someone who has the mental
competence and physical ability to evacuate without assistance.
A competent individual is someone who is unable to make decisions
during emergencies.
A competent individual requires help to evacuate during
emergencies.
A competent individual is someone who needs constant supervision.
https://quizlet.com/practice-test/83678914-fbcf-4481-85c1-1619df8bc333/results 3/72
, 12/03/2026, 08:04 RCFE Regulations Practice Test - results
11. The new facility must provide a bathtub or shower for how many resident
beds not served by bathing or showering facilities in the residents rooms?
20
10
8
6
12. Which of the following situations does NOT require a written report in a
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly?
A serious injury while the resident is in the facility
Abuse of a resident in the facility
Death of a resident
A new staff is hired to work in the facility
13. What is the policy regarding residents substituting for required staff in
Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly?
Only in emergencies
Only if they volunteer
True
False
14. What is the minimum duration for which a Residential Care Facility for the
Elderly must maintain records of theft and loss?
3 years
90 days
https://quizlet.com/practice-test/83678914-fbcf-4481-85c1-1619df8bc333/results 4/72
