NHA - Line of Service Exam SOLUTIONS GRADE A+ GUARANTEED
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A facility which takes care of patients who do not require skilled nursing:
1.Continuing Care Retirement Facilities
2.Skilled Nursing Facility
3.Intermediate Care Facilities
4.Assisted Living Facilities
3.Intermediate Care Facilities
A medication that is used to treat pain:
1.Analgesic
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SOLUTIONS GRADE A+ GUARANTEED
A facility which takes care of patients who do not require skilled
nursing:
1.Continuing Care Retirement Facilities
2.Skilled Nursing Facility
3.Intermediate Care Facilities
4.Assisted Living Facilities
3.Intermediate Care Facilities
A medication that is used to treat pain:
1.Analgesic
2.Antiseptic
3.Anticoagulant
4.Antibiotic
1.Analgesic
Which of the following is not an appropriate method to control
wandering:
1.Restricting the wanderer to bed with physical restraints
2.Locked Alzheimer wards with a door requiring a passcode to exit
3.Bracelet work by the resident that triggers a door lock as the
resident approaches
4.Mesh Velcro barriers on other residents' doors
1.Restricting the wanderer to bed with physical restraints
Turning up for work on time is an indication of a good:
1.Work Attitude
2.Organizational Reward
3.Social Reward
4.Job Reward
1.Work Attitude
In a well-run facility, the balance between nursing care staff and
support staff is:
1.60%Nursing care/40% support staff
2.70%Nursing care/30% support staff
3.40%Nursing care/60% support staff
4.50%Nursing care/50% support staff
1.60%Nursing care/40% support staff
A chronic nervous disease:
1.Parkinson's
2.Sun-downing
,3.Aphasia
4.Senile Dementia
1.Parkinson's
Determining the task and skills required to fulfill a position:
1.Job Classification
2.Job Analysis
3.Job Description
4.Job
2.Job Analysis
An employee permanently leaving a position:
1.Exit Interview
2.Performance Evaluation
3.Employee Turnover
4.Promotion Policy
3.Employee Turnover
Instructions phrased as a suggestion:
1.General
2.Formal
3.Specific
4.Informal
4.Informal
How long much a resident wait before re-qualifying for medicare
reimbursement after their original stay in a SNF has ended?
1.60 days
2.30 days
3.90 days
4.120 days
1.60 days
A corporation that pays no corporate tax: *
1.Sole Proprietorship
2.Limited Partnership
3.Partnership
4.Corporation
4.Corporation
Accounting principles in common use: *
1.FUTA
2.FICA
3.FASB
4.GAAP
4.GAAP
An uncluttered environment:
1.Comfortable
2.Orderly
, 3.Safe
4.Homelike
2.Orderly
Which of the following is not a part of being orderly:
1.Proper handling of spills
2.Equipment and supplies properly stored and not in corridors
3.No peeling paint, visible water leaks, and plumbing problems
4.Quiet, peaceful public rooms
4.Quiet, peaceful public rooms
A barrier to good communication where an employee worries about what
might happen if they communicate unwelcome information:
1.Fear of Consequences
2. Premature Evaluation
3.Distrust of the Sender
4.Poor Retention
1.Fear of Consequences
A long term care facility may order up to a _____ day supply of
medications from a contract pharmacy when a selected pharmacy is not
able to supply the ordered meds.
1.5
2.7
3.4
4.6
7
A medical director of a long term care facility can be employed as
which of the following: *
1.A medical director must be employed as a full time
2.A medical director must be employees part-time
3.A medical director may be employed as either part-time or full time
4.Medical directors are neither part-time or full time but designated
as contract only
3.A medical director may be employed as either part time or full time
A nurse has taken a telephone order which must be counter signed with
the original signature of the physician within ______ days of receipt
of the order.*
1.7 days
2.5 days
3.3 days
4.48 hours
4.48 hours
Physical restraints must be removed for at least ______ minutes every
____ during normal waking hours.*
1.20 minutes every 2 hours
2.10 minutes every 1 hours
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