NAB Study Guide Questions With Complete Solutions
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Education and training programs. - ✔✔✔To obtain more accurate cost estimates and more control over costs (participatory budget making
process - others are more likely to consider the budget legitimate).
A change in which one of the following is not likely to be the cause of a budget variance? - ✔✔✔The personal needs allowance.
"Assets are always equal to the sum of liabilities plus owners' equity" is the basic concept in the organization of the: - ✔✔✔Balance Sheet.
The financial success or failure of a nursing facility is usually measured by its: - ✔✔✔Return on Equity (net income - i.e., revenues in excess of
expenses) and divides it by owners' equity).
If a facility has a current ratio greater than 1, which of the following statements is most likely to be true? - ✔✔✔It will be able to pay its bills on
time (current ratio greater than 1 means that the organization's current assets exceed its current liabilities, and this indicates a good ability to
pay short-term liabilities as they come in).
A check should generally be issued only when which one of the following is available and properly signed? - ✔✔✔Purchase Order.
The importance of matching revenue with the expenses incurred in generating those revenues is the reason for recording which one of the
following? - ✔✔✔Depreciation (the purpose of recognizing depreciation is to satisfy the Matching Principle (GAAP) stated in this question).
Using the straight-line method, what would be the annual depreciation expense for a piece of equipment having a cost of $6,000.00, a
manufacturer's warranty for 2 years, and an estimated useful life of 6 years? - ✔✔✔$1,000.
Which of the following is a current asset? - ✔✔✔Accounts Receivables.
Under the accrual basis of accounting, revenues are recorded when _______ and expenses are recorded when ______________. -
✔✔✔Revenues are earned - expenses are incurred.
A generally accepted accounting principle (GAAP) would be violated if a company: - ✔✔✔Used in its balance sheet an optimistic estimate of the
current market value of its building (the use of current market value rather than historical costs would not be consistent with the Objectivity
GAAP, and the use of an optimistic rather than conservative estimate would violate the Conservatism GAAP).
Last year's food costs for a 100-bed facility were $146,820. The facility had an average occupancy rate of 85% that year. What was this facility's
food cost per patient day (PPD)? - ✔✔✔$4.73
The Medicare benefit period ends when a beneficiary - ✔✔✔Has had 60 straight days with neither any hospital days nor SNF days
, Medicare Part A coverage of skilled nursing facility (SNF) care entails out-of-pocket payment by the patient of a daily amount for which days of
SNF care in a benefit period? - ✔✔✔21st through 100th
Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the Medicare Prospective Payment System for Skilled Nursing Facilities? - ✔✔✔There
are separate prospective rates for capital-related costs (Medicare does not make separate reimbursement to SNFs for capital-related costs. The
RUG rate that the facility receives is expected to cover all types of costs).
A RUG is a: - ✔✔✔Category in a resident classification system.
Completion of the Medicare cost report requires carrying out all except which one of the following tasks? - ✔✔✔Aging of accounts receivable.
The term for unintentional improper or excessive use of benefits of a health insurance program is: - ✔✔✔Abuse.
The process by which an individual becomes eligible for Medicaid by incurring medical expenses until personal resources fall below a specified
ceiling is called: - ✔✔✔Spend Down
Which of the following statements regarding budgeting procedure is correct? - ✔✔✔A cash budget may provide advance warning of months
when cash outlays fall short of cash receipts.
An example of a variable cost is: - ✔✔✔Nursing supplies.
If the facility's occupancy increases from 94% to 98%, the fixed cost per resident - ✔✔✔Decreases slightly (Fixed cost per resident is calculated
by dividing total fixed costs by number of residents (currently-occupied beds). If the occupancy rate increases slightly, fixed costs do not change
(by definition), and number of residents increase, resulting in a decreased fixed cost per resident. Another way of saying this is that the fixed
costs are spread over a larger number of residents.
A nursing home is considering the purchase of a new dish-washing machine that costs $6,000 and has a useful life of 10 years (with no salvage
value). It is estimated that the machine will reduce annual operating costs by $800 over each of the next ten years. What is the payback period?
- ✔✔✔7.50 years.
What happened in this scenario that should not have happened if financial recording and internal control principles were followed? A facility
receives a check by mail for services rendered to a resident. A staff member in the business office immediately stamps the check as "For deposit
only" in the name of the facility. She then makes entries in the cash receipts journal and in the resident's account for later posting to the cash
account and the accounts receivable account. Later in the day, this staff person goes to the bank, deposits the check in the facility account, and
picks up a deposit receipt. Upon her return to the facility, then files the deposit receipt in the file for this purpose. - ✔✔✔The person who
recorded the check should not have been the same person who made the bank deposit (segregation of duties was violated).
The type of insurance that would cover the facility if it were sued by a resident who was injured as the result of a medication error by a nurse
employee is: - ✔✔✔Professional Liability (Malpractice).
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Education and training programs. - ✔✔✔To obtain more accurate cost estimates and more control over costs (participatory budget making
process - others are more likely to consider the budget legitimate).
A change in which one of the following is not likely to be the cause of a budget variance? - ✔✔✔The personal needs allowance.
"Assets are always equal to the sum of liabilities plus owners' equity" is the basic concept in the organization of the: - ✔✔✔Balance Sheet.
The financial success or failure of a nursing facility is usually measured by its: - ✔✔✔Return on Equity (net income - i.e., revenues in excess of
expenses) and divides it by owners' equity).
If a facility has a current ratio greater than 1, which of the following statements is most likely to be true? - ✔✔✔It will be able to pay its bills on
time (current ratio greater than 1 means that the organization's current assets exceed its current liabilities, and this indicates a good ability to
pay short-term liabilities as they come in).
A check should generally be issued only when which one of the following is available and properly signed? - ✔✔✔Purchase Order.
The importance of matching revenue with the expenses incurred in generating those revenues is the reason for recording which one of the
following? - ✔✔✔Depreciation (the purpose of recognizing depreciation is to satisfy the Matching Principle (GAAP) stated in this question).
Using the straight-line method, what would be the annual depreciation expense for a piece of equipment having a cost of $6,000.00, a
manufacturer's warranty for 2 years, and an estimated useful life of 6 years? - ✔✔✔$1,000.
Which of the following is a current asset? - ✔✔✔Accounts Receivables.
Under the accrual basis of accounting, revenues are recorded when _______ and expenses are recorded when ______________. -
✔✔✔Revenues are earned - expenses are incurred.
A generally accepted accounting principle (GAAP) would be violated if a company: - ✔✔✔Used in its balance sheet an optimistic estimate of the
current market value of its building (the use of current market value rather than historical costs would not be consistent with the Objectivity
GAAP, and the use of an optimistic rather than conservative estimate would violate the Conservatism GAAP).
Last year's food costs for a 100-bed facility were $146,820. The facility had an average occupancy rate of 85% that year. What was this facility's
food cost per patient day (PPD)? - ✔✔✔$4.73
The Medicare benefit period ends when a beneficiary - ✔✔✔Has had 60 straight days with neither any hospital days nor SNF days
, Medicare Part A coverage of skilled nursing facility (SNF) care entails out-of-pocket payment by the patient of a daily amount for which days of
SNF care in a benefit period? - ✔✔✔21st through 100th
Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the Medicare Prospective Payment System for Skilled Nursing Facilities? - ✔✔✔There
are separate prospective rates for capital-related costs (Medicare does not make separate reimbursement to SNFs for capital-related costs. The
RUG rate that the facility receives is expected to cover all types of costs).
A RUG is a: - ✔✔✔Category in a resident classification system.
Completion of the Medicare cost report requires carrying out all except which one of the following tasks? - ✔✔✔Aging of accounts receivable.
The term for unintentional improper or excessive use of benefits of a health insurance program is: - ✔✔✔Abuse.
The process by which an individual becomes eligible for Medicaid by incurring medical expenses until personal resources fall below a specified
ceiling is called: - ✔✔✔Spend Down
Which of the following statements regarding budgeting procedure is correct? - ✔✔✔A cash budget may provide advance warning of months
when cash outlays fall short of cash receipts.
An example of a variable cost is: - ✔✔✔Nursing supplies.
If the facility's occupancy increases from 94% to 98%, the fixed cost per resident - ✔✔✔Decreases slightly (Fixed cost per resident is calculated
by dividing total fixed costs by number of residents (currently-occupied beds). If the occupancy rate increases slightly, fixed costs do not change
(by definition), and number of residents increase, resulting in a decreased fixed cost per resident. Another way of saying this is that the fixed
costs are spread over a larger number of residents.
A nursing home is considering the purchase of a new dish-washing machine that costs $6,000 and has a useful life of 10 years (with no salvage
value). It is estimated that the machine will reduce annual operating costs by $800 over each of the next ten years. What is the payback period?
- ✔✔✔7.50 years.
What happened in this scenario that should not have happened if financial recording and internal control principles were followed? A facility
receives a check by mail for services rendered to a resident. A staff member in the business office immediately stamps the check as "For deposit
only" in the name of the facility. She then makes entries in the cash receipts journal and in the resident's account for later posting to the cash
account and the accounts receivable account. Later in the day, this staff person goes to the bank, deposits the check in the facility account, and
picks up a deposit receipt. Upon her return to the facility, then files the deposit receipt in the file for this purpose. - ✔✔✔The person who
recorded the check should not have been the same person who made the bank deposit (segregation of duties was violated).
The type of insurance that would cover the facility if it were sued by a resident who was injured as the result of a medication error by a nurse
employee is: - ✔✔✔Professional Liability (Malpractice).
