NAB Practice Questions And Answers

Nursing homes are licensed by________. - ANS The state Professionals who study aging and are normally not physicians are called_______. - ANS Gerontologists Physicians who specialize in treating older adults are______. - ANS Geriatricians A physician specializing in the treatment of the lungs is known as a __________. - ANS Pulmonologist Knowing the OSHA standards applicable to a facility is the responsibility of the ________. - ANS Employer (administrator) OSHA inspections examine the records of illnesses and injuries related to the _______. - ANS Employees Accidents and illnesses requiring first aid and not resulting in work less _______ entered on the log that OSHA is to monitor. - ANS Do not have to be HIPAA is a Federal Act that mandates - ANS Each resident has the right to privacy, security, and confidentiality of their records Which of the following is most likely used to determine the possible negative implications of a Resident swallowing some of the paint used in an activities project? - ANS SDS binder In healthcare, STAT means - ANS immediately URI is the medical abbreviation for..... - ANS Upper respiratory infection A for-profit company's Balance Sheet is a financial statement that summarizes what? - ANS Assets, liabilities, and shareholder's equity at a point in time The best way to reduce maintenance on equipment is to: - ANS Have a preventive maintenance program in place Paid Feeding Assistants are allowed to serve as dining assistants during mealtime as long as they meet certain requirements. They can only assist residents who have no difficulty____________. - ANS swallowing Which of the following is not considered a Liquid asset? - ANS Inventory The ombudsman cannot: - ANS Issue citations against a facility Fires that involve energized electrical equipment are classified as - ANS Class C fires Incontinence means: - ANS Involuntary passage of urine and/or feces Who determines if it is unsafe for a Resident to self-administer medications? - ANS Interdisciplinary Team The Age Discrimination Act passed in 1987 protects employees _______ and older. - ANS 40 A nursing facility that practices "universal precautions" with Residents who have infectious diseases, from an infection control standpoint, would be: - ANS Fully prepared to accept AIDS residents If a resident refuses prescribed treatment, the nursing facility should: 1. Deny other services, to bring about compliance 2. Follow the prescribed treatment because of the resident's weakness and risk. 3. Discharge the resident from refusing treatment 4. Clarify to the resident the consequences of the refusal - ANS Clarify to the resident the consequences of the refusal The financial success or failure of a nursing facility is usually measured by its: - ANS Return on Equity The Mission of the Organization is developed and adopted by which of the following: - ANS Governing Body The practice of giving verbal warnings followed by written warnings is known as - ANS Progressive discipline In the case of a resident legally adjudicated, the individual's rights will be protected by the: - ANS Person appointed by the court