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NHA Line of Service Exam ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
VERIFIED EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ || NEWEST EXAM!!!
The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) related to self
administered medications state that the: - Answer-resident
may self-administer medication if the interdisciplinary team
determines that it is safe for the resident to do so. (F554)
What agency must approve a facility's use of paid feeding
assistants? - Answer-The State Agency
The coordination of care in the nursing facility is the
responsibility of the: - Answer-Medical Director
Who must conduct or coordinate each assessment with
the appropriate of health professionals in the nursing
facility? - Answer-Registered Nurse
Which of the following drug administration programs most
effectively increases nursing efficiency, saves money,
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reduces waste, and minimizes preparation errors? -
Answer-Unit-dose drug distribution system
How long should medical record be kept? - Answer-7
years from the date of service
In order to be an active, legal document, a DNR must be?
- Answer-Signed by both the individual named in the order
as well as their physician.
Activities/Psychosocial Needs - Care plan interventions for
activities must be based on? - Answer-The resident's
assessment and include the resident's choices, personal
beliefs, interests, ethnic/cultural practices and spiritual
values, as appropriate.
What is PDPMP? - Answer-e Patient Driven Payment
Model
How does PDPM improve payments to SNF's? - Answer-
Improves payment accuracy and appropriateness by
focusing on the patient, rather than the volume of services
provided, Significantly reduces administrative burden on
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providers, & Improves SNF payments to currently
underserved beneficiaries without increasing total
Medicare payments
How is RUG-IV different from PDPM? - Answer-Under
RUG-IV, the number of PT, OT, and SLP therapy treatment
minutes are combined for a total number of treatment
minutes that is used to classify a given patient into a given
therapy RUG
What is CB? - Answer-Consolidated Billing
How often must the drug regimen be reviewed and by
who? - Answer-Monthly, Licensed pharmacist (F756)
Up to how many hours can elapse between a substantial
even meal and breakfast and how many hours if they've
been given a substantial HS snack? - Answer-14, 16
(F809)
Who can write dietary orders? - Answer-A dietitian under
the supervision of a physician and is acting within the
scope of practice. (F715)
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What is RAI? - Answer-Resident Assessment Instrument -
Facility staff will use the RAI to gather information, address
each resident's needs and goals, and monitor the planned
interventions' results.
How often is a Care Conference held? - Answer-At least
monthly
What is The MDS? - Answer-Minimum Data Set (MDS) - a
core set of clinical and functional status elements, and it
forms the foundation of the comprehensive assessment
for all residents of long-term care facilities certified to
participate in Medicare and Medicaid. The MDS is part of
the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI)
When must the resident assessment be submitted? -
Answer-Within 14 days of admission and no less than
every 12 months (F636)
What is MAC? - Answer-Medicare Administrative
Contractor, where Medicare payments are made through.
NHA Line of Service Exam ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
VERIFIED EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ || NEWEST EXAM!!!
The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) related to self
administered medications state that the: - Answer-resident
may self-administer medication if the interdisciplinary team
determines that it is safe for the resident to do so. (F554)
What agency must approve a facility's use of paid feeding
assistants? - Answer-The State Agency
The coordination of care in the nursing facility is the
responsibility of the: - Answer-Medical Director
Who must conduct or coordinate each assessment with
the appropriate of health professionals in the nursing
facility? - Answer-Registered Nurse
Which of the following drug administration programs most
effectively increases nursing efficiency, saves money,
,2|Page
reduces waste, and minimizes preparation errors? -
Answer-Unit-dose drug distribution system
How long should medical record be kept? - Answer-7
years from the date of service
In order to be an active, legal document, a DNR must be?
- Answer-Signed by both the individual named in the order
as well as their physician.
Activities/Psychosocial Needs - Care plan interventions for
activities must be based on? - Answer-The resident's
assessment and include the resident's choices, personal
beliefs, interests, ethnic/cultural practices and spiritual
values, as appropriate.
What is PDPMP? - Answer-e Patient Driven Payment
Model
How does PDPM improve payments to SNF's? - Answer-
Improves payment accuracy and appropriateness by
focusing on the patient, rather than the volume of services
provided, Significantly reduces administrative burden on
,3|Page
providers, & Improves SNF payments to currently
underserved beneficiaries without increasing total
Medicare payments
How is RUG-IV different from PDPM? - Answer-Under
RUG-IV, the number of PT, OT, and SLP therapy treatment
minutes are combined for a total number of treatment
minutes that is used to classify a given patient into a given
therapy RUG
What is CB? - Answer-Consolidated Billing
How often must the drug regimen be reviewed and by
who? - Answer-Monthly, Licensed pharmacist (F756)
Up to how many hours can elapse between a substantial
even meal and breakfast and how many hours if they've
been given a substantial HS snack? - Answer-14, 16
(F809)
Who can write dietary orders? - Answer-A dietitian under
the supervision of a physician and is acting within the
scope of practice. (F715)
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What is RAI? - Answer-Resident Assessment Instrument -
Facility staff will use the RAI to gather information, address
each resident's needs and goals, and monitor the planned
interventions' results.
How often is a Care Conference held? - Answer-At least
monthly
What is The MDS? - Answer-Minimum Data Set (MDS) - a
core set of clinical and functional status elements, and it
forms the foundation of the comprehensive assessment
for all residents of long-term care facilities certified to
participate in Medicare and Medicaid. The MDS is part of
the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI)
When must the resident assessment be submitted? -
Answer-Within 14 days of admission and no less than
every 12 months (F636)
What is MAC? - Answer-Medicare Administrative
Contractor, where Medicare payments are made through.
