Arizona State Admin Practice Test

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• What is the duration of services provided under Respite Care Services?
• An administrator must ensure that a method to identify and document what occurs at a nursing care institution?
• Training is required for which personnel category regarding infection control practices?
• What type of assessment must be conducted by an RN for a resident?
• A facility must employ a social worker full-time if it has more than how many beds?
• What type of approach is taken in a comprehensive assessment?
• Which of the following can lead to the suspension or revocation of a nursing care institution administrator's license?
• What is required for documenting each evacuation drill?
• What is the maximum vertical opening size allowed in the fence surrounding a pool?
• What value of points is allocated for a facility ensuring proper infection control measures?
• On what type of order can a resident only be admitted to a facility?
• What is a critical function of the infection control program?
• What should the policies for medication services emphasize about medication overdoses?
• At least how many days in advance must the department be notified of a planned change in ownership?
• What is the maximum number of points associated with timely notification to a resident's representative regarding a significant change of condition?
• Who conducts fire safety inspections in accordance with established time-frames?
• Injury or incident of unknown origin must be reported within how many hours or by the first business day?
• Which aspect is NOT included in the criteria for determining the quality rating of nursing services?
• A physical exam is performed on every resident every how many months?
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment includes an evaluation of the condition of the resident's skin?
• What is the maximum time allowed for maintaining infection control documentation after it is created?
• What is the maximum time period for quality improvement information to be maintained?
• Within how many calendar days must a care plan for a resident be developed after a comprehensive assessment?
• What type of crime can lead to penalties for nursing care institution administrators?
• How should lighting be in areas where residents are located?
• How many total points are available in the administration quality rating assessment?
• How many months prior to providing assistance must a nutrition/feeding assistant complete their training?
• A nursing care institution should be ventilated by which of the following?
• What is the total point value for implementing social services and ongoing recreational activities in a facility?
• What should be done to an individual's hands when visibly soiled?
• Under what condition can a psychotropic medication be administered to a resident?
• Who must be available for consultation regarding a resident's nutritional needs?
• How frequently is an evacuation drill performed?
• What is the consequence for not following the disaster drill schedule?
• If a facility receives a quality score of 78, what quality rating is assigned?
• What safety item must be available and accessible in the pool area?
• What is the maximum number of residents that allows a Director of Nursing to provide direct care?
• Where should medication be stored at a nursing care institution?
• What points are awarded for employees cleaning their hands after direct resident contact?
• What is one of the components included in a resident's medical information?
• Nursing personnel documentation and scheduling must be maintained for at least how many months?
• What type of program must an administrator ensure is in place to minimize the spread of infections?
• When preparing food, what aspects must be conserved according to the standards set for dietitians?
• What aspect of nursing services can earn a facility the most points based on residents' well-being?
• What type of permit must a facility have as a food establishment?
• When should a comprehensive assessment be conducted for a resident?
• What aspect is assigned 5 points in the quality rating for environmental conditions?
• How many points are allocated for ensuring personnel attend in-service education according to policies?
• What must an administrator ensure is available to personnel regarding the disaster plan?
• When must a comprehensive assessment be performed after a patient's admission?
• Out of 15 points, how many are based on implementing a disaster plan?
• For maintaining up-to-date drug reference sources, how many years from publication are permitted for referencing?
• Nursing policies and procedures are reviewed every how many months?
• If an administrator is absent for more than 30 days, what must be done?
• How many points does a facility receive for implementing a system ensuring residents can maintain well-being according to their assessments?
• Who is allowed to obtain a copy of the financial or clinical records within 2 business days of request?
• When must an employee wash hands or use hand disinfection in a residence?
• What is required if an individual authorizes an entry in a resident's medical record?
• What is the term for a program that provides palliative care for terminally ill persons?
• How many hours of in-service must all staff providing direct care complete every year?
• In how many hours must any allegation of abuse be reported to APS?
• What term describes facilities that assist older adults or individuals with disabilities with daily living?
• How many points out of 25 are allocated for a facility preventing resident abuse and property misappropriation?
• In a comprehensive assessment, what is NOT evaluated?
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment includes identifying information and an evaluation of the resident's hearing, speech, and vision?
• How far in advance must a food menu be prepared?
• For how many months must documentation of equipment testing be maintained after the date of testing?
• Who is responsible for ensuring a resident has an attending physician available?
• How high must the wall or gate enclosing a swimming pool be?
• A personnel member coordinates the ___________ and services provided to the resident.
• For individuals under 18, how many years must clinical records be maintained after their 18th birthday or discharge?
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment must be signed and dated by the Director of Nursing (DON)?
• What is the value of points for ensuring orientation to the disaster plan within the first week of employment?
• What is the frequency of evacuation drills for employees and residents?
• Does a disaster plan include instructions for relocating residents?
• What must be assured about handrails in corridors?
• Which of the following is NOT a part of the disaster plan?
• Who is responsible for taking verbal orders for medication services?
• How many individuals may reside in a resident room, unless the facility was operating before a certain date?
• What kind of services do Nursing Care Institutions provide 24 hours a day?
• What portion of total points is dedicated to complying with dietary needs for residents in a facility?
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment includes evaluating a resident's ability to perform activities of daily living?
• A resident room must be accessible without passing through another resident's what?
• Which entity's contact information must be displayed in a nursing care institution?
• What do Reduction Services aim to prevent among residents of adult residential care institutions?
• How many points are given for a facility developing a disaster plan for resident safety?
• Within how many hours must a facility disaster be reported to ADHS?
• What is required to avoid license revocation for acts of fraud?
• Medical records must be available for review within how many business days of request?
• What should residents be able to see from a sitting position in their room?
• Who is authorized to make entries in a resident's medical record according to policies and procedures?
• Which of the following would NOT constitute unprofessional conduct?
• What is the required frequency for a test that must be administered within 30 days before the anniversary of the last test?
• What is the maximum number of days for which a resident trust account statement must be provided upon request?
• How often must equipment used to provide direct care be tested or calibrated?
• Notification to the physician and resident representative must occur within how many hours if a resident is injured or has a significant change in condition?
• Which type of institution must provide care 24 hours a day?
• What type of procedure must be included in medication services policies to handle adverse medication situations?
• What is the required maintenance period for clinical records?
• How often must pneumonia and flu vaccinations be provided?
• How many years must clinical records be maintained?
• What condition is necessary for reducing the dosage of psychotropic medication?
• When must resident needs be assessed during a disaster?
• How should soiled linen and clothing be managed?
• An administrator must ensure that types, causes, and spread of infections are subjected to what?
• What is the minimum age requirement for a feeding assistant?
• How many points are based on maintaining records of freedom from pulmonary tuberculosis for personnel and residents?
• An assisted living home is defined as a facility that serves how many residents?
• For how many years must a staff member record and in-service record be maintained after the last date of employment?
• How many points are awarded to a facility that engages each resident for meal planning and aligns it with their dietary needs?
• What phrase describes the foundational ethical principle expected from nursing care institution administrators?
• A resident's medical record must contain which of the following information?
• What feature must resident rooms have concerning windows?
• What is the term for the total number of individuals a health care institution is licensed to serve?
• What is the frequency of reviewing and revising comprehensive assessments if a significant change of condition occurs?
• Is a new comprehensive assessment required for a hospitalized resident upon readmission?
• How many points are given for food substitutions of similar nutritional value when residents refuse served meals?
• What is the minimum frequency for performing a quality management program evaluation?
• A written report regarding alleged abuse must be sent no later than how many hours?
• How soon after discharge or failure to pay must a new resident's assessment be initiated?
• What written notice is required at least 60 days before the effective date of changes in rates or charges?
• What type of information must be provided to a resident about their medication?
• What does the medication service policy need to include regarding medication errors?
• What type of opening in the fence is specifically noted to be disallowed?
• Fire drill documentation must be provided to ADHS within how many hours of request?
• A disaster plan must include a backup plan for what supplies?
• A registered dietitian or director of food services must provide residents with food substitutions if they refuse to eat the food served or __________.
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment does determine a resident's potential for rehabilitation and discharge?
• What must an administrator ensure is conducted regarding infections and communicable diseases?
• How many points are awarded for a facility not having repeat deficiencies that caused actual harm during the last inspection?
• What is required of the gate in a swimming pool area when not in use?
• What does the term 'Governing Authority' refer to in a healthcare context?
• What is the main purpose of Respite Care Services?
• Which factor is considered during a comprehensive assessment regarding rehabilitation potential?
• What is a key purpose of a comprehensive assessment?
• In nursing settings, who typically has the ultimate authority over conduct and operations?
• What documentation must be managed for a resident’s health status?
• How many days notice is required to inform the department before a nursing institution terminates operations?
• What is the required temperature range for nursing care institutions?
• How should the disaster plan be documented and maintained?
• How often is a resident's comprehensive assessment reviewed?
• Infection control documentation must be maintained for at least how many months?
• What must take place after a significant change in a resident's condition?
• What is required for a facility to score points for menu preparation according to quality ratings?
• Changes in rates and charges must be communicated in writing how many days before the effective date?
• According to the Quality Rate, what must all personnel attend in-service education based on?
• How many points can a facility earn by providing assistance to residents in need during mealtime?
• Who is eligible to receive nutrition and feeding assistance from a feeding assistant?
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment includes the resident's mental status as it relates to medication?
• What should be provided between beds in a resident room containing more than one bed for privacy?
• How many hours per day must an attending physician be available?
• How many points are awarded for ensuring a resident is free from unnecessary drugs?
• A drug reference source must be available and current within how many year(s) of publication?
• For resident rights, how many points can a facility earn by allowing participation in treatment planning?
• What is the definition of an Assisted Living Center?
• What type of schedule must be prominently posted in a nursing care institution?
• How many residents can one nurse provide direct care for according to regulations?
• How many points are allotted for a facility being free from conditions that may cause resident injury?
• How many points are awarded for ensuring residents are free from medication errors that cause harm?
• What is one option that must be included in the evening snack offered to residents?
• Which term describes the services provided by an adult residential care institution to prevent residents from engaging in future unlawful behavior?
• How often must an evacuation drill occur in a facility?
• Which type of lighting is essential for the safety of residents in common areas?
• How long are control processes and policies maintained according to healthcare regulations?
• What financial aspect must be confirmed before nutrition assistance is provided?
• For a facility to comply with comprehensive assessments, how many points are awarded for providing food that meets the resident's needs?
• What is the least number of points a facility can earn for compliance regarding residents' well-being through meal provisions?
• True or False: A comprehensive assessment includes an evaluation of the resident's oral and dental status?
• How often is a disaster drill for employees conducted?
• A resident room must have a nurse ___ system to meet the resident's needs.
• How many points is a facility awarded for maintaining a clean and sanitary environment?
• How many months must a fire drill be performed on each shift?
• What type of team does the Director of Nursing collaborate with for resident assessments?
• All staff providing Direct Care attend what minimum amount of in-service training hours every year?
• How many points are awarded based on a facility's adherence to food safety regulations as evidenced by a food establishment license?
• Within how many days must a disaster plan and orientation for staff be completed from the date of hire?
• What document must be conspicuously posted on the premises of a nursing care institution?
• What is the minimum advance notice required for preparing food menus in a facility?
• A resident's nutritional needs must be prioritized according to what guidelines?
• How long can the time span between the evening meal and breakfast be extended if agreed upon by residents?
• How many points are based on providing food substitutions for residents who refuse the meals served?
• Out of 25 total available points, how many points are awarded for implementing a quality management program?
• What types of food preparations must a dietitian ensure are available to meet residents' needs?
• How is the frequency of disaster drills determined?
• What kind of documentation is important to maintain for accountability in evacuation processes?
• What does "wrongful transfer" of a license refer to?
• A resident or resident representative may review what type of record within 1 business day of request?
• Are tobacco products allowed within a nursing care institution?
• Under what condition can smoking tobacco products be permitted outside a facility?
• What is a requirement for handling medication in a nursing care institution?
• What is the maximum number of hours allowed between the evening meal and breakfast?
• Which of the following is included in a comprehensive assessment?
• During a disaster, what type of record must be made accessible to individuals providing services to the resident?
• How many months before employment must new employees provide proof of being free from TB?
• What could be a consequence of practicing without a biennial license?
• What is a home for 1-4 adults needing supervision or care referred to as?
• An evaluation of the resident is conducted before and after _______.
• Using which type of equipment is essential for personal safety in medical environments?
• A resident may be transferred or discharged from a nursing care institution if their behavior threatens the health or safety of themselves or __________.
• Entries in a resident's medical record should not be changed to make the initial entry what?
• Policies are established for the handling and disposal of what type of medical waste?
• What should not be opened to any area where food is prepared, served, or stored?
• An administrator designates an individual to run the facility in their absence in what format?
• What score range corresponds to a "B" Quality Rating in nursing care facilities?
• How many points are awarded for establishing and maintaining a pest control program?
• Who must be provided with requested information within 2 hours?
• What is the maximum number of points a facility can receive for complying with food preparation, storage, and handling regulations?
• How often must a pharmacist review a resident's medication?
• How long must clinical records be maintained for individuals under the age of 18 after their 18th birthday?
• In a resident's medical record, entries must be which of the following to be valid?
• Documentation of whether equipment testing, repair, or calibration must be maintained for how long?
• How many days before the anniversary date of the most recent TB test should it be administered?
• What must be installed and maintained in corridors for safety?
• What must be available upon request according to nursing care institution regulations?
• How often must all staff providing direct care complete in-service education?
• According to the text, what law outlines facilities that do not require a state license to operate?
• What must premises and equipment at a nursing care institution be cleaned and disinfected according to?
• Who is responsible for meal provision in a care facility?
• Which assessment is emphasized as important to be performed within short time frames after admission?
• Which of the following is necessary to maintain during food preparation according to the dietitian's standards?
• How many meals must a resident be provided each day?
• Should medication be stored according to its type?
• A resident of a nursing home may file a __________ with the Department.
• What type of plan must be developed, documented, and maintained in an accessible location?
• How often is the effectiveness of the quality management program evaluated?
• What sign must an administrator ensure is placed at the entrance of a room using certain medical equipment?
• Residents or their representatives must be informed about which of the following?
• How often must a pharmacist review a resident's medication regimen?
• What item is crucial for handling sterilization and disinfection of medical supplies?
• What point value is assigned to a facility for implementing infection control systems?
• What must be completed on a new resident within 30 days of admission?
• What type of plan is crucial for ensuring resident service continuity during a disaster?
• How quickly must incidents involving residents be reported to the department?
• What is defined as a place that provides medical, nursing, or behavioral health care?
• What is NOT a criterion for the quality rating of nursing services?