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NJ CALA Test Questions And Revised Correct Answers During the initial interview with a resident, the Administrator of an ALF, should inform the resident of - ANSWER : Orientation to the facilities policies Residents right's and criteria for admission and discharge Business hours, fee schedule and services provided Accounts payable are considered: - ANSWER : Liabilities To view revenue and expenses at a given point in time, one would look at the - ANSWER : Balance Sheet One of the ...

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NJ CALA Test- StrokeStroke - correct answer A term used to describe a loss or change in neurological function caused by sudden blockage or rupture of an artery of the brain. Damage to brain tissues can be temporary or permanent. Severe symptoms of a stroke - correct answer Paralysis Convulsion Coma Headache Vomiting Loss of speech Memory loss Mental confusion Mild symptoms of a stroke - correct answer Numbness Memory slips Falling Problems speaking Problems swallowing TIA...

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3 years after opening, a facility shall have _____ nursing home appropriate residents - 20% A 100 bed capacity building has 80% occupancy rate. 50 private-pay residents pay a monthly rate of $3,600. The remaining residents are Medicaid and are paying $2,200 monthly. How much will the facility get from all residents in a month? - 80 total residents 50 x $3,600 = $180,000 30 x $2,200 = $66,000 $180,000 + $66,000 = $246,000 A CMA may administer PRN Medications - True A CMA may administer st...