RCFE Test
Allowable Heath Condition - answer A health condition that the licensee is allowed to
care for either in accordance with a specific regulation, or with an exception approved
by the licensing agency.
Ambulatory Person - answer People capable of leaving the building without
assistance of anyone else or of medical aid in case of an emergency.
Appropriately skilled professional - answer An individual who is licensed to perform
necessary medical procedures prescribed by a physician, including an RN, LVN, PT,
OT, or RT.
Care and supervision - answer Activities provided that require a facility to be
licensed, including assistance in dressing, grooming, bathing, taking medication,
monitoring food or diets. Includes a) assistance in dressing, grooming, bathing and
other personal hygiene. b) assistance with taking medication. c) Monitoring food intake
or special diets.
Conservator - answer A person appointed by the Superior Court to care for the
person or estate
Control of Property - answer The right to enter, occupy and maintain operating the
facility. Evidence of control of property includes A grant Deed Ownership, or The Lease
Agreement or Rental Agreement, or a court order that shows the authority to control the
property.
Do Not Resuscitate Form - answer Forms indicating the residents wish to forego
resuscitative measures
Elderly person - answer 60+ years old
Waiver - answer A variance to a specific regulation based on a facility need that is
not tied to a specific resident
What are registered nurses? - answer Appropriately skilled professionals
What is the minimum temperature that dishwashers must reach? - answer 170
degrees
How many people does 1 toilet accommodate? - answer 6 people
, What is required of a night staff caretaker? - answer That they receive First aid
training, emergency procedure training, and that they are available to assist residents
What information is required in facilities that have to post a time schedule? - answer
Employee name, job title, hours of work, days off
How soon must admission agreements be signed after a resident moves in? - answer
Within 7 days
For facilities with 7 or more residents, how long are schedules of planned activities
required to be kept for? - answer 6 months
How big are the facilities that have to post a dated weekly time schedule? - answer
16+
How soon must the licensee notify the department after hospice services have began? -
answer Within 5 days of initiation
What is staff infection classified as (restricted or prohibited?) - answer Restricted
Where should poisons be stored? - answer In a locked place
When should the department be notified of a change in mailing address of the licensee?
- answer Within 10 calendar days
What type of training do RCFE staff need? - answer Training in first aid
What do the rights of residents include? - answer To receive or send unopened mail,
to be able to accept or reject medical care, to have access to individual storage space
How big are the facilities that are required to post resident rights? - answer 7+
How many days does an applicant have to appeal an application for a license within,
should they wish to? - answer Within 15 days of the postmark of the denial notice
How soon should poisonings be reported to licensing? - answer Within 24 hours
How big are the facilities that on the job training programs are required for? - answer
16+ patients
How long are employee personnel records kept on file for after their termination? -
answer 3 years of termination
Who must destruction of a medication by an administrator be witnessed by? - answer
By an adult who is not a resident
Allowable Heath Condition - answer A health condition that the licensee is allowed to
care for either in accordance with a specific regulation, or with an exception approved
by the licensing agency.
Ambulatory Person - answer People capable of leaving the building without
assistance of anyone else or of medical aid in case of an emergency.
Appropriately skilled professional - answer An individual who is licensed to perform
necessary medical procedures prescribed by a physician, including an RN, LVN, PT,
OT, or RT.
Care and supervision - answer Activities provided that require a facility to be
licensed, including assistance in dressing, grooming, bathing, taking medication,
monitoring food or diets. Includes a) assistance in dressing, grooming, bathing and
other personal hygiene. b) assistance with taking medication. c) Monitoring food intake
or special diets.
Conservator - answer A person appointed by the Superior Court to care for the
person or estate
Control of Property - answer The right to enter, occupy and maintain operating the
facility. Evidence of control of property includes A grant Deed Ownership, or The Lease
Agreement or Rental Agreement, or a court order that shows the authority to control the
property.
Do Not Resuscitate Form - answer Forms indicating the residents wish to forego
resuscitative measures
Elderly person - answer 60+ years old
Waiver - answer A variance to a specific regulation based on a facility need that is
not tied to a specific resident
What are registered nurses? - answer Appropriately skilled professionals
What is the minimum temperature that dishwashers must reach? - answer 170
degrees
How many people does 1 toilet accommodate? - answer 6 people
, What is required of a night staff caretaker? - answer That they receive First aid
training, emergency procedure training, and that they are available to assist residents
What information is required in facilities that have to post a time schedule? - answer
Employee name, job title, hours of work, days off
How soon must admission agreements be signed after a resident moves in? - answer
Within 7 days
For facilities with 7 or more residents, how long are schedules of planned activities
required to be kept for? - answer 6 months
How big are the facilities that have to post a dated weekly time schedule? - answer
16+
How soon must the licensee notify the department after hospice services have began? -
answer Within 5 days of initiation
What is staff infection classified as (restricted or prohibited?) - answer Restricted
Where should poisons be stored? - answer In a locked place
When should the department be notified of a change in mailing address of the licensee?
- answer Within 10 calendar days
What type of training do RCFE staff need? - answer Training in first aid
What do the rights of residents include? - answer To receive or send unopened mail,
to be able to accept or reject medical care, to have access to individual storage space
How big are the facilities that are required to post resident rights? - answer 7+
How many days does an applicant have to appeal an application for a license within,
should they wish to? - answer Within 15 days of the postmark of the denial notice
How soon should poisonings be reported to licensing? - answer Within 24 hours
How big are the facilities that on the job training programs are required for? - answer
16+ patients
How long are employee personnel records kept on file for after their termination? -
answer 3 years of termination
Who must destruction of a medication by an administrator be witnessed by? - answer
By an adult who is not a resident
