Indiana HFA Questions &Answers(GRADED A+)

Indiana state board of health facility administrators -ANSWER 13 members. Cdocmpnp State health commissioner, director of division of family resources, ombudsman, chief administrative officer, one medical professional, 4 proprietery administrators, two administrators nonpropriety, two public at large Board members are appointed bye -ANSWER The governor. Appointment Shelby for four-year terms. Qualifications for license -ANSWER Cceep. Crime not convicted, completed a course, evidence of education training and experience, examination. Provisional license for a single. Not to exceed six months to fill a health facility administrator position that has been unexpectedly vacated Quorum -ANSWER Seven members on the board. I majority vote of the quorum is required for action of the board License renewal -ANSWER License expires at midnight on the renewal date. If a license expires it can be reinstated by the board not later than three years after expiration Ait -ANSWER Administrator in training. Has registered with board prior to commencing internship. Desires to become involved in program a professional healthcare training. Practice of health facility administration -ANSWER Practice of the person designated by a legal owner owners of health facility to perform the following planning, organizing, developing, directing, or control. Study n training requiremebts -ANSWER 1- Bachelor degree or higher in AIT program 2- associates degree, specialize course of study, and AIT program 3- specialize course of study prescribed by board and AIT program Previous periods to satisfy educ and ait requirements -ANSWER Two years as HFA in another state. Experience to satisfy the AIT requirement -ANSWER One year work at HFA, AIT program completed in another state, residency your internship completed as part of degree, one year active work experience as CEO or COO in hospital. A masters degree in healthcare administration and six months of active work experience in HFA in another state Required training hours that may be waived -ANSWER 30% Application for exam must be complete -ANSWER 30 days before exam Applicants who do not pass -ANSWER May take exam three times but must pass within one calendar year from date of first exam. If you fail all three times you must sit before the board. 3 failed exam attempts includes -ANSWER 200 hours of continuing education, a new application to the AIT program, proof of completion of the AIT program Display of license -ANSWER Must display current license in a prominent location and individuals principal office Provisional license -ANSWER May be issued for HFA or RCA if person has at least two years of administrative experience and a licensed health facility Programming for AIT -ANSWER Honda as fab Standards of confidence practice, administration, housekeeping/laundry, facility management, nursing, dietary, activities, business office, and mission/marketing, overall facility management AIT seeking licensure as RCA -ANSWER Not less than 80 hours of training and a license comprehensive care facility including Medicare and Medicaid regulations, health comprehensive care organization and coordination of services, assessments and care plans, AIT hfa qualifications and duties. A.k.a. hours/months -ANSWER AIT serves a minimum of 20 hours per week but not more than 10 hours per day. Complete the program in a minimum of six months and maximum of 12 months. For a total of 1040 hours. A IT RCA qualifications and duties a.k.a. hour/months -ANSWER AIT minimum of 20 hours per week but no more than 10 hours daily complete the program at a minimum of six months and a maximum of 12 with a minimum total of 860 hours. AIT may serve internship and another setting other than preceptors facility -ANSWER 20% of the time You qualify as preceptor -ANSWER Be licensed in Indiana, have attended an ceu within the five years prior to applying to serve as a preceptor, have active work experience as HFA or RCA at least two years out of the immediate proceeding three years to the date of application be a current regional manager or multifacility organization and spends at least 60% of time at one training location. Not have any disciplines within the past two years Ait records are maintained for -ANSWER Five years and is insured by the preceptor Temporary permits -ANSWER Those who hold licenses in another state but seek a license in Indiana. Applicants for temporary permit will be required to take the exam within 90 days of issuance. Continuing education requiremwnt -ANSWER 40 hours every two years. Credits may not be carried over from one biennial license or to another. Only 40 hours is required if an individual holds both and HF a and RC a license. Accredited college courses may also be used Accredited college courses used for continuing education -ANSWER One semester hour equals 15 contact hours. One quarter hour equals 10 contact hours. Serving on the board equals one continuing education hours for each hour of service. A maximum of 20 continuing education hours may be obtained through college courses Verification of attendance to CEU -ANSWER Keep copies of CEU courses for three years from the end of the licensing. For which the continuing education applied. Approved continuing education sponsors must retain the attendance records for a period of five years CEU sponsors -ANSWER Must file application at least 30 days prior to date of first presentation. Approval is good for one year and all approvals expire January 31 of each year Reactivation of an inactive license -ANSWER If in active for three years must show having completed 40 hours of CEU within the two-year period immediately before the date the reactivation is filed. If inactive more than three years you must make a personal appearance before the board, show proof of having completed 40 hours of CE you, provide employemeant history during insctive period Administrator in training preceptor experience credit -ANSWER Two credit hours for each month and HFA or RCA has served as preceptor for approval AIT. Not more than 20 hours per cycle. Fees -ANSWER $100-Application for licensure, application to repeat exam, biennial license renewal, provisional license, application for continuing education sponsorship, continuing education sponsorship for new wall annually $50- Application to repeat national exam, preceptor application, temporary permit, $10-verification of licensure, duplicate while license, Resident center policies that do the following -ANSWER Hswr. Ensure the health, safety, welfare, and right I'm sure residents are free from -ANSWER Pms nice Sexual abuse, physical abuse, mental abuse, corporal punishment, exploitation, neglect, involuntary seclusion, personal funds and property Regulatory management -ANSWER Dddlp. Protect from discrimination, protect from an authorized disclosure, comply with laws, not allow payment for admissions, correct deficiencies Contaminated sharp -ANSWER Sblshp. Hypodermic or suture needle, syringe, scalpel blade, pipe it, Lancette, broken glass Pathological waste -ANSWER Tissues organs body parts and blood or body fluids in liquid or semi liquid form of humans Sharps containers -ANSWER Leakproof puncture resistant, tightly sealed, labeled with biohazard symbol, effectively treated. Fluid containers -ANSWER Impervious to moisture, sufficient strength and fitness, prevent leakage, labeled with biohazard symbol, and effectively treated Treating infectious waste -ANSWER Reduces pathogenic qualities. Disc it. By incineration, steam sterilization, chemical this infection, thermal and activation, radiation, discharge in a sanitary sewer or septic system. Transporting infectious waste offsite -ANSWER Natsed. Mark containers with labels that include the name address telephone number description effective treatment and signature of responsible person Blood-borne pathogen's -ANSWER Jeanette micro organisms present in human blood. Cause disease such as HBV, HCV, and HIV ERP -ANSWER Expert review panel HbeAg -ANSWER Presence of hepatitis BE antigen in human blood as an indicator of high in activity for hepatitis B virus HbsAg -ANSWER Means the presence of hepatitis B surface antigen's in human blood as an indicator of infectivity for hepatitis B virus Other potential infectious materials -ANSWER Ssspppccsad. Semen, that's a no secretions, cerebrospinal fluid, synovial fluid plural fluid, pericardial fluid, paratonia fluid, in the attic fluid, saliva and dental procedures, Perenteral -ANSWER Piercing the mucous membranes or the skin barrier through such events as needlesticks human bites cuts or abrasions Sterilize -ANSWER Use the use of physical or chemical procedure to destroy all microbial life, including highly resistant back to reel in the spores Universal precautions -ANSWER And approach infection control in which all human blood and certain human body fluids are treated as if known to be infectious Monitoring of heat sterilization procedures include -ANSWER Documentation of each sterilization cycle, use of chemical indicators, biological indicators were used within 30 days prior to the current sterilization procedure, routine maintenance Infected solutions -ANSWER EPA registered germicide. Hey sodium hypochlorite solution do you did not use after 24 hours. 1 to 100 dilution or 1/4 cup of five and 25 hundredths percent common household bleach in 1 gallon of water. 1 to 10 dilution one part five and 25 hundredths percent common household bleach and nine parts water she'll be used when a blood, culture, or OPI a.m. spell occurs in the laboratory setting Abuse -ANSWER Any physical or mental injury or sexual asssilt inflicted on a resident in the facility, other than by accidental means Activities of daily living -ANSWER Ability, eating, dressing, bathing, toileting, and transferring Administration of medications -ANSWER Preparation and or distribution of prescribed medications. This does not include reminders, cues, and or opening of medication containers or assistance with eyedrops, one requested by resident Advanced directive -ANSWER A written instrument such as a living will or durable power of attorney for healthcare recognize understate law relating to the provisions of healthcare when individuals incapacitated Assessment -ANSWER Identification level of strengths, abilities, and needs and the conditions that impede the individuals development or functioning Bathing -ANSWER Washing and drying the body excluding the back and shampooing the hair including full body bath sponge bath preparatory activities in transferring into and out of the tub and shower Certification -ANSWER Federal department of health and human services has determine the facility to be in compliance and can participate as a provider for title 18 n 19 of federal Social Security act Cognitive -ANSWER A persons ability for short and long-term memory, making decisions regarding the tasks of daily living, and to make self understood Comfortable and safe temperature levels -ANSWER 71 to 81°F Comprehensive care facility -ANSWER Provides nursing care, room, food, laundry, administration of medicines, special diets, and treatments and that may provide rehab and restorative therapy's under the order of an attending physician Comprehe