7/16/25, 4:40 PM Texas State Nursing Home Administrator Test
Texas State Nursing Home Administrator TEST BANK
EXAM 2025 \COMPLETE 2000 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS \LATEST
UPDATE \ASSURED PASS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Terms in this set (2000)
All residents, including, but not limited to private-
pay. Medicaid applicants and recipients, VA patients,
Medicaid specific and Medicare recipients, who are admitted to and reside
requirements apply to?
in a Medicaid certified facility or a Medicaid-certified
distinct part of a facility. These
requirements do not apply to SNFs licensed under the
Health and Safety Code Chapter 241, participating
only in the Medicare program
Negligent or willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement,
intimidation, or
Abuse punishment with resulting physical or emotional harm or
pain to a resident; or sexual abuse, including
involuntary or nonconsensual sexual conduct that would
constitute an offense under Penal Code §21.08
(indecent exposure) or Penal Code Chapter 22
(assaultive offenses), sexual harassment, sexual
coercion, or sexual assault.
Act Chapter 242 of the Texas Health and Safety Code.
An MDS assessment that determines a recipient's initial
Admission MDS assessment
determination of eligibility for medical necessity for
admission into the Texas Medicaid Nursing Facility
Program.
A person licensed by the Texas Board of Nursing as an
Advanced practice registered
nurse advanced practice registered nurse.
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An adult to whom authority to make health care
Agent
decisions is delegated under a durable power of
attorney for health care.
APA The Administrative Procedure Act, Texas Government Code,
Chapter 2001.
A physician, currently licensed by the Texas Medical
Attending physician Board, who is designated by the resident or responsible
party as having primary responsibility for the treatment
and
care of the resident.
The placement of an electronic monitoring device in a
Authorized electronic resident's room and using the device to make tapes or
monitoring
recordings after making a request to the facility to
allow
electronic monitoring.
(A) goal setting;
(B) establishing priorities for management of care;
(C) making decisions about specific measures to be
Comprehensive Care
Plan includes? used to resolve the resident's problems; and
(D) assisting in the development of appropriate coping
mechanisms.
The placement and use of an electronic monitoring
device that is not open and
Covert electronic obvious, and the facility and HHSC have not been
monitoring informed about the device by the resident, by a person
who placed the device in the room, or by a person who
uses the device.
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Precautions including the use of gloves, masks, gowns,
Barrier precautions resuscitation equipment, eye protectors, aprons, face
shields, and protective clothing for purposes of
infection
control.
Services required to maximize resident independence, personal
Care and treatment choice,
participation, health, self-care, psychosocial functioning
and reasonable safety, all consistent with the
preferences of the resident.
The determination by HHSC that a nursing facility meets
Certification
all the requirements of the Medicaid or Medicare
programs.
An event that results in a change to the federal taxpayer
Change of ownership identification number of the license holder of a facility.
The substitution of a personal representative for a
deceased license holder is not a change of ownership.
CFR Code of Federal Regulations.
Any allegation received by HHSC other than an incident
Complaint reported by the facility. Such allegations include, but
are not limited to, abuse, neglect, exploitation, or
violation of state or federal standards.
Completion date The date an RN assessment coordinator signs an MDS
assessment as complete.
An interdisciplinary description of a resident's needs and
Comprehensive assessment
capabilities including daily life functions and significant
impairments of functional capacity.
A plan of care prepared by an interdisciplinary team that
includes measurable short- term and long-term
objectives and timetables to meet the resident's needs
developed for each resident after admission. The plan addresses
Comprehensive care plan at least the
following needs: medical, nursing, rehabilitative,
psychosocial, dietary, activity, and resident's rights. The
plan includes strategies developed by the team,
consistent with the physician's prescribed plan of care,
to assist the resident in eliminating,
managing, or alleviating health or psychosocial
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problems identified through assessment.
The term referred to the Department of Aging and
DADS
Disability Services; it now refers to HHSC.
This term referred to the Texas Department of Human
Services; it now refers to HHSC, unless the context
DHS
concerns an administrative hearing. Administrative
hearings were formerly the responsibility of DHS; they
now are the responsibility of the HHSC.
A qualified dietitian is one who is qualified based upon either:
(A) registration by the Commission on Dietetic
Registration of the Academy of Nutrition and
Dietitian
Dietetics; or
(B) licensure, or provisional licensure, as a dietitian
under Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 701 and one
year of supervisory experience in dietetic service of a
health care facility.
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Texas State Nursing Home Administrator TEST BANK
EXAM 2025 \COMPLETE 2000 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS \LATEST
UPDATE \ASSURED PASS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Terms in this set (2000)
All residents, including, but not limited to private-
pay. Medicaid applicants and recipients, VA patients,
Medicaid specific and Medicare recipients, who are admitted to and reside
requirements apply to?
in a Medicaid certified facility or a Medicaid-certified
distinct part of a facility. These
requirements do not apply to SNFs licensed under the
Health and Safety Code Chapter 241, participating
only in the Medicare program
Negligent or willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement,
intimidation, or
Abuse punishment with resulting physical or emotional harm or
pain to a resident; or sexual abuse, including
involuntary or nonconsensual sexual conduct that would
constitute an offense under Penal Code §21.08
(indecent exposure) or Penal Code Chapter 22
(assaultive offenses), sexual harassment, sexual
coercion, or sexual assault.
Act Chapter 242 of the Texas Health and Safety Code.
An MDS assessment that determines a recipient's initial
Admission MDS assessment
determination of eligibility for medical necessity for
admission into the Texas Medicaid Nursing Facility
Program.
A person licensed by the Texas Board of Nursing as an
Advanced practice registered
nurse advanced practice registered nurse.
/ 1/468
,7/16/25, 4:40 PM Texas State Nursing Home Administrator Test
An adult to whom authority to make health care
Agent
decisions is delegated under a durable power of
attorney for health care.
APA The Administrative Procedure Act, Texas Government Code,
Chapter 2001.
A physician, currently licensed by the Texas Medical
Attending physician Board, who is designated by the resident or responsible
party as having primary responsibility for the treatment
and
care of the resident.
The placement of an electronic monitoring device in a
Authorized electronic resident's room and using the device to make tapes or
monitoring
recordings after making a request to the facility to
allow
electronic monitoring.
(A) goal setting;
(B) establishing priorities for management of care;
(C) making decisions about specific measures to be
Comprehensive Care
Plan includes? used to resolve the resident's problems; and
(D) assisting in the development of appropriate coping
mechanisms.
The placement and use of an electronic monitoring
device that is not open and
Covert electronic obvious, and the facility and HHSC have not been
monitoring informed about the device by the resident, by a person
who placed the device in the room, or by a person who
uses the device.
/ 2/468
,7/16/25, 4:40 PM Texas State Nursing Home Administrator Test
Precautions including the use of gloves, masks, gowns,
Barrier precautions resuscitation equipment, eye protectors, aprons, face
shields, and protective clothing for purposes of
infection
control.
Services required to maximize resident independence, personal
Care and treatment choice,
participation, health, self-care, psychosocial functioning
and reasonable safety, all consistent with the
preferences of the resident.
The determination by HHSC that a nursing facility meets
Certification
all the requirements of the Medicaid or Medicare
programs.
An event that results in a change to the federal taxpayer
Change of ownership identification number of the license holder of a facility.
The substitution of a personal representative for a
deceased license holder is not a change of ownership.
CFR Code of Federal Regulations.
Any allegation received by HHSC other than an incident
Complaint reported by the facility. Such allegations include, but
are not limited to, abuse, neglect, exploitation, or
violation of state or federal standards.
Completion date The date an RN assessment coordinator signs an MDS
assessment as complete.
An interdisciplinary description of a resident's needs and
Comprehensive assessment
capabilities including daily life functions and significant
impairments of functional capacity.
A plan of care prepared by an interdisciplinary team that
includes measurable short- term and long-term
objectives and timetables to meet the resident's needs
developed for each resident after admission. The plan addresses
Comprehensive care plan at least the
following needs: medical, nursing, rehabilitative,
psychosocial, dietary, activity, and resident's rights. The
plan includes strategies developed by the team,
consistent with the physician's prescribed plan of care,
to assist the resident in eliminating,
managing, or alleviating health or psychosocial
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problems identified through assessment.
The term referred to the Department of Aging and
DADS
Disability Services; it now refers to HHSC.
This term referred to the Texas Department of Human
Services; it now refers to HHSC, unless the context
DHS
concerns an administrative hearing. Administrative
hearings were formerly the responsibility of DHS; they
now are the responsibility of the HHSC.
A qualified dietitian is one who is qualified based upon either:
(A) registration by the Commission on Dietetic
Registration of the Academy of Nutrition and
Dietitian
Dietetics; or
(B) licensure, or provisional licensure, as a dietitian
under Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 701 and one
year of supervisory experience in dietetic service of a
health care facility.
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