NEW 2024-2025 NAB CORE PRACTICE EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
If a medical device malfunctions, the administrator is required by OSHA to
report the occurrence to: - Answer: Manufacturing producer.
Which of the following components must be present at an emergency exit? -
ANSWER 1. Exit access (lighted corridor), exit door (closed from inside or
outside), and exit discharge (access to the street or public way).
2. Exit sign (must be lit), exit access (corridor), and exit (must have two doors)
3. Exit sign, exit access (lighted corridor), and exit door (lockable from outside).
4. Exit access (lighted corridor), exit (double doors required), and exit discharge
(three feet of clear sidewalk).
1
Which of the following OSHA infractions is least likely to result in a fine? -
Answer 1: Serious.
2. Not serious.
3. De Minimus
4. impending danger.
3
The administrator administers the budget: - ANSWER 1: demands involvement
by the governing body.
2. is more expensive than by staff.
3. is a control function.
,4. is also part of the plan.
1
Healthcare organizations do marketing: - ANSWER 1: Assistance
2. Compassion
3. Wellness.
4. Services.
4
A care receiver in a long-term care healthcare organization disagrees with
management's choice on an area of care. The care receiver believes it may have
a harmful effect on their health, safety, welfare, or rights. The person or group
primarily responsible for recognizing, investing in, and resolving the concern is
the: - ANSWER 1. Ombudsman
2. Social worker.
3. President of the Care Recipient Council
4. Governing Body
2
Stakeholders are defined as: - ANSWER 1. any component group that has an
interest in the outcomes the organisation procedures.
2. the people who stand to lose the most financially if the company fails.
, 3. any group of investors who have ownership in the organization.
4. personnel, physicians, and local groups who want the organization to prosper.
3
The goal of a company compliance strategy is to: - ANSWER 1. eliminate fraud
and abuse and build internal controls for responsible organization behavior.
2. Avoid allegations of price fixing and violating federal anti-kickback statutes.
3. Identify the remedial activities needed to remove quality indicator flags from
a healthcare organization's profile.
4. Create policies and procedures to conduct criminal background checks on all
officers and directors.
1
The key advantages of managing by walking around are: - ANSWER 1.
listening, teaching, and facilitating
2. Evaluation, Control, and Planning
3. listen, plan, and organize.
4. Leading, assessing, and innovating
3
What part of the management process involves acquiring information and input?
- Answer 1: Directing.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
If a medical device malfunctions, the administrator is required by OSHA to
report the occurrence to: - Answer: Manufacturing producer.
Which of the following components must be present at an emergency exit? -
ANSWER 1. Exit access (lighted corridor), exit door (closed from inside or
outside), and exit discharge (access to the street or public way).
2. Exit sign (must be lit), exit access (corridor), and exit (must have two doors)
3. Exit sign, exit access (lighted corridor), and exit door (lockable from outside).
4. Exit access (lighted corridor), exit (double doors required), and exit discharge
(three feet of clear sidewalk).
1
Which of the following OSHA infractions is least likely to result in a fine? -
Answer 1: Serious.
2. Not serious.
3. De Minimus
4. impending danger.
3
The administrator administers the budget: - ANSWER 1: demands involvement
by the governing body.
2. is more expensive than by staff.
3. is a control function.
,4. is also part of the plan.
1
Healthcare organizations do marketing: - ANSWER 1: Assistance
2. Compassion
3. Wellness.
4. Services.
4
A care receiver in a long-term care healthcare organization disagrees with
management's choice on an area of care. The care receiver believes it may have
a harmful effect on their health, safety, welfare, or rights. The person or group
primarily responsible for recognizing, investing in, and resolving the concern is
the: - ANSWER 1. Ombudsman
2. Social worker.
3. President of the Care Recipient Council
4. Governing Body
2
Stakeholders are defined as: - ANSWER 1. any component group that has an
interest in the outcomes the organisation procedures.
2. the people who stand to lose the most financially if the company fails.
, 3. any group of investors who have ownership in the organization.
4. personnel, physicians, and local groups who want the organization to prosper.
3
The goal of a company compliance strategy is to: - ANSWER 1. eliminate fraud
and abuse and build internal controls for responsible organization behavior.
2. Avoid allegations of price fixing and violating federal anti-kickback statutes.
3. Identify the remedial activities needed to remove quality indicator flags from
a healthcare organization's profile.
4. Create policies and procedures to conduct criminal background checks on all
officers and directors.
1
The key advantages of managing by walking around are: - ANSWER 1.
listening, teaching, and facilitating
2. Evaluation, Control, and Planning
3. listen, plan, and organize.
4. Leading, assessing, and innovating
3
What part of the management process involves acquiring information and input?
- Answer 1: Directing.
