Stan Mucinics Practice Test

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• CHF is an abbreviation for which condition?
• Diathermy is categorized as which type of healthcare modality?
• If the Medicaid asset limit is $840, the resident will reach the amount at which they need to spend down when their trust account reaches ___?
• Which organization is typically responsible for the Hazard Communication Standard?
• EEOC stands for which term?
• Who are the mandated recipients for reporting irregularities found by the consultant pharmacist in a resident's regimen?
• For how many years must OSHA medical records be kept?
• Which of the following is the governance document for a company?
• Which set correctly expands the SWOT acronym?
• Which of the following are mood change symptoms commonly seen in Alzheimer's disease?
• Which of the following is NOT typically considered a mood change symptom in Alzheimer's disease?
• Before employing a nurse aide, which registry should be consulted?
• Which storage arrangement is appropriate for narcotics?
• Which group of individuals must be notified by the consultant pharmacist about irregularities found in a resident's medication regimen?
• What does MDS stand for?
• In addressing a complaint about a roommate's late-night visitors, what action is appropriate for the NHA?
• Depreciation in asset accounting most directly serves to:
• What is a delusion?
• How many inches above the floor to store anything?
• Must record employee injuries in form 300 within ___ days?
• In evaluating a facility's liquidity, the quick ratio focuses on which of the following?
• What does the Hazard Communication Policy primarily refer to?
• Form 672 corresponds to which document?
• Which eye condition can lead to peripheral vision loss due to increased intraocular pressure?
• CMS form 671 is used for?
• How often should a comprehensive resident assessment be performed?
• What statement best describes the minimum staffing standard for dietary services?
• Which term describes holding employers liable for the acts of their employees?
• Which of the following is a common behavioral symptom of Alzheimer's disease?
• How must narcotics be stored?
• Placing an individual in a nursing home or inpatient facility for a short period to give the caregiver a short vacation is called?
• Sponsoring a charity walk for cancer is categorized as which department's activity?
• Which entity may appoint a guardian to make decisions for a resident if the POA is unavailable?
• What does the Quick ratio tell the NHA?
• Which set of factors is included in the LIST that affects resident comfort?
• If the resident council wants to change breakfast to a late morning. What is the latest they can set the time for breakfast?
• CASPER Reports 3 and 4 include five years of survey history and what else?
• What is the medical professional who specializes in eye care called?
• Are insurance, vacation, and sick leave fringe benefits?
• Birth control pills can be a contributing factor to secondary hypertension. True or False?
• An RN is required to work on which days of the week?
• Which statement is true about state reporting deadlines?
• What does PPD stand for in the context of food cost calculations?
• Which federal law requires employers to pay overtime?
• In a facility, what is the minimum number of beds for which a full-time social worker is required?
• The abbreviation HS refers to which?
• Who must restock the emergency medication kit once opened?
• What is the core benefit of a limited liability structure for owners?
• Medicare Part A primarily covers which type of care?
• A resident's records must be provided for inspection within how many hours?
• Which safety procedure is used to protect workers from inadvertent discharge of electrical equipment?
• If a union employee has a grievance with the employer, they must file their grievance with which of the following?
• If a nursing aide has worked for the facility for 5 years and then resigns to start a family, the nurse aide must return to work within how many months?
• Which document details chemicals used in the workplace?
• What activity uses clocks, calendars, and current events?
• True or False: A long term care ombudsman per federal regulation can request copies of the residents medical records without the residents consent?
• Which factors are commonly associated with primary hypertension?
• How often must you provide residents an accounting of their trust funds?
• Fatal employee injuries must be recorded within how many hours by phone?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of the FLSA?
• Name two benefits that are not fringe benefits.
• Which metric represents the difference between current assets and current liabilities?
• Which field specializes in diagnosing and treating eye diseases?
• The 'N tag' indicates a violation at which level?
• What is the purpose of the company?
• Who must receive reports from the consultant pharmacist when irregularities are found in a resident's medications?
• Which survey type is used for complaints?
• The records checked by the consultant pharmacist include receipts and dispositions of medications; on what schedule are these checked according to the material?
• Which statement best describes the Minimum Data Set (MDS) in the admission process?
• Mandatory reports, plans of corrections and formal and informal dispute resolution requests must be filed with the state within what time-frame?
• What is a swing bed in a rural hospital?
• MSDS stands for which document?
• What do federal regulations require regarding minimum staff for dietary services in facilities?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of the care plan timeline after MDS completion?
• Form 671 is associated with which document?
• SMDA incidents must be reported within how many days?
• Who is typically responsible for high-level decisions in the facility, including governance and policy direction?
• Which pair of terms are listed as two other names for Respondent Superior?
• What is the governance of a company?
• What does the Federal Employer Liability Act specify about responsibility for injuries?
• When irregularities are identified in a resident's drug regimen, the consultant pharmacist must report to whom?
• Which acronym stands for Care Area Triggers?
• What are the three budgets we work with?
• Orthostatic hypotension is defined as?
• Which of the following is a behavioral symptom of Alzheimer's disease?
• What is the minimum length of a telephone cord?
• A Nurse aide must be certified within how many days of hire?
• Tremors and a shuffling gait are characteristic of which disease?
• The prospective payment system affects which payment source to a nursing home?
• What does hypo mean?
• Which agency is responsible for enforcing nursing home federal regulations?
• What is an ADL?
• OSHA non-fatal injuries must initially be recorded on which form?
• Which option lists a classic symptom pair of Parkinson's disease?
• An income statement is also known as what?
• Which form is used to record staffing and census details?
• What are CASPER Reports 3 and 4?
• Which term describes believing something that is not based in reality?
• What does OSHA's general duty clause require?
• Which document lists the balances of all general ledger accounts to verify arithmetic accuracy?
• How are facility departments generally categorized for financial purposes in this context?
• What is the medical term for elevated pressure inside the eye?
• Is unemployment a fringe benefit?
• Who must be on a surety bond?
• What does LANCE stand for in basic accounting terms?
• Which of the following is the correct growth temperature range for bacteria?
• Which of the following is not an activity of daily living?
• What is a Union Shop Steward?
• If a resident's drug regimen shows irregularities, to which people should the consultant pharmacist report the findings?
• In a facility, what is the minimum number of beds for which a full-time ADON is required?
• The NHA must report injuries to staff and residents from a medical device within how many days?
• The care focused on comfort and pain management for serious illnesses is called?
• Who must be on the QA Committee?
• Who approves the budget?
• Which of the following compositions is required for the QA Committee?
• COPD stands for which medical condition?
• In case of irregularities detected in a resident's drug regimen, to whom should the consultant pharmacist disclose the issue?
• NLRB stands for which organization?
• Which statement about the Wagner Act is supported by the material?
• PILER stands for which set of financial terms?
• A Life Safety Code violation would be cited as which of the following letters?
• The life and safety code used as a standard in this context is from which year?
• Overhead expenses, such as depreciation or insurance, are classified as what type of expense?
• Which of the following best defines an instrumental ADL?
• PBJ data submission to CMS occurs on which basis?
• Which entity enforces the Age in Discrimination Act?
• What is the definition of substandard care?
• A comprehensive assessment must be completed within how many days from admission?
• Under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, which type of documentation should be provided to employees regarding chemicals?
• The ambient atmospheric temperature range in a nursing home is ____ to ____.
• Which term describes the safety practice of isolating energy sources to prevent re-energization during maintenance?
• What does resident-centered or person-centered care emphasize?
• In facilities with high turnover of the NHA or DON, which survey is typically used?
• Title 18 is which program?
• Who is responsible for day-to-day management of the facility?
• Who must sign off on resident care policies?
• Which trio constitutes the reporting recipients for irregularities identified by the consultant pharmacist?
• Who signs off the MDS in the care planning process?
• Hospice eligibility is typically based on a prognosis of death within how many months?
• What was the total number of employee days for August through October?
• Which statement about SMDA reporting is true?
• Which form is used to record employee injuries?
• PBJ stands for which phrase?
• Who has ultimate legal responsibility for the care in the building?
• Overhead expenses, such as depreciation or insurance, are classified as what type of expense?
• An individual approved to self-administer medications must be assessed as oriented to which designation?
• What does an income statement primarily detail?
• Equal Pay Act is enforced by which agency?
• Which item is NOT a main budget listed in the material?
• Under OSHA's general duty clause, who is responsible for providing a safe workplace?
• Skilled therapists must provide therapy services per which of the following?
• Secondary hypertension can be caused by identifiable factors such as kidney disease, endocrine disorders, or certain medications. Which of the following is an example of such a cause?
• Injuries from medical devices must be reported to which parties?
• If a son who is a POA is not able to serve as the POA, who would be able to make decisions for the resident?
• Dysphasia refers to which medical issue?
• Which item is a capital asset in hospital budgeting?
• Year end OSHA report must be posted on between which dates?
• What is Aphasia?
• Secondary hypertension is best defined as?
• What is the main medical condition that would be treated with an anticoagulant?
• The care plan must be completed within how many days of admission?
• Regarding RN coverage, which statement is correct?
• Who makes the critical decisions?
• End-of-year cost reports are due after how many months?
• How often must physicians visit residents in a nursing home within the first 90 days?
• Which form is the matrix and roster of resident condition?
• The acid-test ratio is defined as which of the following?
• Which condition is often associated with long-term use of antipsychotic medications and includes involuntary lip movements?
• If a third party requests copies of a resident's medical records, what should the facility do?
• BID stands for which dosing frequency?
• The consultant pharmacist’s report about drug regimen irregularities should be sent to whom?
• Loss of central field of vision is called what?
• What does OIG stand for?
• What does SMDA stand for?
• Which three roles must be notified by the consultant pharmacist about irregularities in a resident's medication regimen?
• The appropriate recipients for a consultant pharmacist's report about drug regimen irregularities are who?
• A current asset or liability must be sold or paid within how many months?
• Care provided to a resident that is limited to just comfort care and pain management is called?
• Nursing aides must complete a minimum number of in-services hours per year.
• Under the FLSA, which category of employees is eligible for overtime pay?
• A nurse aide must have a performance review how often?
• Which letter tag indicates a state violation?
• If a facility has been cited for a violation and CMS plans to impose a monetary fine, the facility can receive a discount if they do not challenge the monetary fine. What is the discount percent?
• What is the main requirement of the Wagner Act according to the source?
• Which department is responsible for therapeutic activities?
• Which term is NOT part of the PILER mnemonic?
• Which three roles determine the contents of the emergency medication kit?
• A union must give how many days advance notice of a strike?
• Title 19 is which program?
• Which form contains the facility's survey findings?
• How many groups are protected by the Civil Rights Act?
• If a facility determines that an attending physician is not performing duties properly and the resident wants to change doctors, what is the facility's legal obligation to make such a change?
• Before hiring a nurse aide, the facility must check which registry?
• Which of the following is not typically treated as a capital asset or capital expense?
• A non-current asset is typically used for more than how many months?
• Which of the following is a cognitive symptom of Alzheimer's disease?
• The care plan must be completed within how many days after the MDS is signed off by the RN?
• How often must the consultant pharmacist check the facility records of medication receipts and dispositions?
• To whom must SMDA incidents be reported?
• What does HHS stand for?
• Identify the individuals who must be informed by the consultant pharmacist when irregularities are found in a resident's regimen.
• Which party must give how many days advance notice to change a union contract?
• Holding employers responsible for the acts of their employees is called?
• The component that contains twenty triggers is called which?
• Are all facility departments revenue centers or cost centers?
• What is a deposit of money to ensure the performance of an obligation?
• What is the maximum distance below the ceiling for storage?
• Which option describes the RN daily hours requirement most accurately?
• What is the formula to calculate food PPD?
• How many triggers are there in the CAR?
• The monetary fine will not be imposed if the facility waives its right to an administrative hearing to appeal the citation within how many days?
• Which of the following reflects the physician visit schedule mentioned for residents?
• What is the FLSA?
• Which option correctly identifies the OSHA regulation related to employee right to know?
• Which option correctly identifies two benefits that are not fringe benefits?
• Planned purchase of physical assets is accomplished through which budget?
• Which survey would be triggered if surveyors found substandard care during a complaint survey?
• What is the main purpose of risk management in a healthcare facility?
• Which statement best describes the budgeting framework mentioned?
• Which option lists all components included in LANCE?
• Which part of Medicare pays for the skilled care provided by PPOs and HMOs?
• How must medications be stored?
• What is the primary function of the Office of Inspector General (OIG) in relation to federal health programs?
• Who is the corporate compliance officer in a nursing home?
• What is a physiatrist?
• What is instrumental ADL?
• A minimum wage is imposed by which law?
• The union of management must give how many days advance notice if they want to change a union contract?
• Must keep menus for how long?
• Which of the following items is not a capital asset or capital expense?
• Must prepare menus how far in advance?
• Which percentage is the defined adverse impact in the material?
• Until what age does the Age in Discrimination Act protect workers?
• The results of an investigation must be reported to the Department of Health within how many days?
• Primary hypertension is best defined as?
• PBJ data is transmitted to CMS on which frequency?
• What is the typical minimum clear width to accommodate a wheelchair through doorways and corridors?
• Which term describes the analysis of internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats?
• Who is responsible to provide social services to a resident?
• What is the impact of the failure to record or account for depreciation?
• A nurse is with a resident when a visitor enters the room. What should the nurse do without being asked to ensure privacy?
• What is carcinoma?
• Which group must approve a resident to self-administer drugs?
• What does Hyper mean, such as Hyperglycemia, hypertension, hyperactivity?
• Which program is associated with Title 18 and Title 19?
• What is the primary focus of the life safety code?
• What is the main benefit of a limited liability partnership or limited liability corporation?
• Which disease is most commonly associated with rest tremor and slow movement in older adults?
• Which acronym represents the classification framework for internal versus external factors in strategic planning?
• Bacteria grows within which of the following temperature ranges?
• When irregularities are found in a resident's drugs, to whom must the consultant pharmacist report?
• In the material, adverse impact is defined as what percentage?
• Form 671 is linked to which document?
• In the context provided, a physiatrist commonly collaborates with which therapies to treat musculoskeletal injuries?
• Which of the following best describes the Civil Rights Act protected groups?
• Medication errors must not exceed what percent?
• Which agency enforces the Age in Discrimination Act?
• What is the purpose of an anticoagulant medication?
• Which medicare program allows a patient to receive skilled care once acute hospital is no longer required and they are transferred to a nursing home?
• What is the main goal of skilled therapy?
• What is the CAA?
• Sponsoring a 5k walk for cancer marketing or public relations is categorized as which department's activity?
• Cost reports are due after how many months at the end of the fiscal year?
• If a family member wants to see the survey findings for a facility, which form would they want to look at?
• Which form do we bill Medicare?
• Which type of bond ensures a specific service will be ensure performance of an obligation?
• What 5 groups are protected by the Civil Rights Act?
• Which financial document summarizes debits and credits for the period?
• Which statement about ergonomics is correct?
• Which of the following is a cognitive symptom of Alzheimer’s disease?
• Under which U.S. department does the Office of Inspector General operate?
• You need a charge nurse on which shift?
• Residents must be notified of changes in laws and facility policies at least how many days in advance?
• The consultant pharmacist is required to report irregularities in a resident's regimen to which combination of individuals?
• What percentage of employees must sign a union interest card?
• Which statement best describes the quick ratio in the context of the NHA?
• In an effective emergency management plan, which statement best describes what must be identified?
• Must residents be notified of changes in laws and facility policies, and if so, how many days in advance?
• Lip smacking and facial grimacing are symptoms of which condition?
• Dysphasia is best described as which symptom?
• Which of the following is an example of an ADL?
• Must request an FDR within how many days?
• What is the CAT?
• A resident's medication regimen shows irregularities. The consultant pharmacist must inform which individuals?
• Can a worker on FMLA be terminated for cause?
• What is hallucination?
• An employee injury on the job that did not require medical treatment or loss time would be documented on which form?
• What is the main advantage of the resident-centered 'neighborhood' model for nursing homes?
• What was the turnover number based on resignations and terminations during the three-month period?
• What is the term for a professional who specializes in hearing and balance disorders?
• Do you need an RN on each shift?
• SDS stands for which document?
• How many hours must an RN work per day?
• An individual needs a diagnosis of death within how many months to go on hospice?
• Which trio of roles is responsible for determining the contents of the emergency medication kit, according to the material?
• In SWOT analysis, which category refers to external positive factors?
• What is the turnover rate for a 100-bed facility with the given data?
• What is ergonomics?
• Who enforces the Wagner Act?
• What is the formula for working capital?
• Which of the following is NOT an Activity of Daily Living (ADL)?
• Substandard care is defined as which of the following statements?
• Which term describes a policy document that directs actions and decisions within the organization?
• Under the Age Discrimination Act, protection lasts until what age?
• What are the 2 main strategic budgets we work with?
• A non-current asset or liability must be sold or paid within how many months?
• Which leadership changes can trigger a complaint survey?
• What is PBJ?
• What is diathermy?
• Form 802 contains which information?
• Which entity enforces the Civil Rights Act?
• Upon discovering irregularities in a resident's drug regimen, the consultant pharmacist should inform which parties?
• Must request an IDR within ___ days in WRITING?
• What is the key to an effective emergency management plan?
• Which of the following lists diathermy modalities used to generate heat inside the body?
• What is defined as over medication?
• What percentage weight loss over 3 months is considered significant?
• Which document outlines the rules for running a company?
• Who must report injuries from a medical device in a nursing facility?
• Who makes the policies?
• A facility's regulatory documentation for application or renewal is associated with which form?
• Which departments generate revenue in a skilled care facility?
• Which of the following are considered psychological symptoms of Alzheimer's disease?
• Who enforces the FLSA?
• Which item would typically be classified as a capital asset in a hospital budget?
• Weight change in 1 month is _____ percent
• For how many years must employee medical records be kept?
• Which entity enforces the FLSA?