NAB practice tests Exam
Questions and Correct
Answers
if a healthcare organization provides an alert residents medical records to a family member without the
resident consent which key component of HIPPA does this violate?
Resident's rights and privacy
Notice of privacy practices
Access to medical records
Limits on use of personal medical information - Correct Answer : Resident rights & Privacy
an estimate of receipts (Inflows) and disbursements (outflows) for each month is called ?
Comprehensive budget
Cash budget
Prospective budget
Capital budget - Correct Answer : Cash budget
Which of the following is characterized as a late-loss ADL?
Bathing
Walking
Grooming
Eating - Correct Answer : Eating
Late loss ADLs are: eating, bed mobility, transferring, and toileting.
Evaluation of a healthcare organization's efficiency, effectiveness, and economy is the ultimate
responsibility of the:
Administrator
Governing body
Survey and certification team
,Continuous quality improvement committee - Correct Answer : Governing Body
Sundowning is a term that means:
The peaceful feeling that comes over someone toward the end of the day
The depression that some experience when there is too little daylight
Confusion or disorientation that increases in the afternoon or evening
The condition experienced most often in Dec and Jan when days are shorter - Correct Answer :
Confusion or disorientation that increases in the afternoon or evening
After the deductible has been met, Medicare Part B covers 80% of which of the following Medicare-
determined reasonable charges?
Outpatient hospital treatment & custodial care
Home health care & dental care
Medical expenses & hearing aide exams
Medical expenses & physician care - Correct Answer : Medical expenses & physician care
The single most important element for reducing spread of infection is:
Wearing disposable gloves
Regular handwashing
Choosing the appropriate hand sanitizer
Proper disposal of soiled linen and other wastes - Correct Answer : Regular handwashing
Which government program has a means test and provides healthcare services to the medically
indigent?
Medicaid
Benevolence insurance
Social security
Medicare - Correct Answer : Medicaid
The periodic scheduled checking of equipment for damage and everyday wear and tear is an example of:
,Preventive maintenance
Operational equipment replacement
Capital replacement
Small equipment replacement - Correct Answer : Preventive maintenance
At a minimum, an invitation to attend a care recipient's plan of care conference must be extended to
the:
Care recipient's responsible party
Care recipient's choice of attendees
Care recipient's spouse
Care recipient - Correct Answer : Care recipient
In managing receivables, the term reimbursement is defined as the:
Charges established for ancillary services
Fee established by a third-party payor
Charges expected to be earned in a set period
Fees received from expenses incurred by the organization - Correct Answer : Charges expected to be
earned in a set period
A healthcare organization may not employ an individual who:
Is not on the state registry
Has been found guilty of cashing checks w/o sufficient funds
Has been charged w/ domestic abuse
Has been determined by a court of law to have mistreated care recipients - Correct Answer : Is not on
the state registry
One of the most prevalent and undiagnosed conditions found in elderly is:
Heart disease
Diabetes
Isolation
, Depression - Correct Answer : Depression
If a healthcare organization provides an alert resident's medical records to a family member w/o
resident's consent, which key component of HIPPA does this violate?
Resident rights & privacy
Notice of privacy practices
Access to medical records
Limits on use of personal medical information - Correct Answer : Residents rights & privacy
A care recipient's care plan must be reviewed whenever there is a:
Minor change to the condition
Significant change to the condition
Short term mood or behavior change
Allegation of abuse - Correct Answer : Significant change to the condition
Recipient care plans should be:
Individualized and developed after the care recipient assessment
Focused primarily on the expectations of the immediate family
Designed to standardize and streamline care for all care recipients in a particular area
Implemented upon admission unless the care recipient has an advance directive - Correct Answer :
Individualized and developed after the care recipient assessment
A valid contract must include which of the following elements:
Diligence
Acceptance
Framework
Product - Correct Answer : Acceptance
A healthcare organization's dining program should:
Questions and Correct
Answers
if a healthcare organization provides an alert residents medical records to a family member without the
resident consent which key component of HIPPA does this violate?
Resident's rights and privacy
Notice of privacy practices
Access to medical records
Limits on use of personal medical information - Correct Answer : Resident rights & Privacy
an estimate of receipts (Inflows) and disbursements (outflows) for each month is called ?
Comprehensive budget
Cash budget
Prospective budget
Capital budget - Correct Answer : Cash budget
Which of the following is characterized as a late-loss ADL?
Bathing
Walking
Grooming
Eating - Correct Answer : Eating
Late loss ADLs are: eating, bed mobility, transferring, and toileting.
Evaluation of a healthcare organization's efficiency, effectiveness, and economy is the ultimate
responsibility of the:
Administrator
Governing body
Survey and certification team
,Continuous quality improvement committee - Correct Answer : Governing Body
Sundowning is a term that means:
The peaceful feeling that comes over someone toward the end of the day
The depression that some experience when there is too little daylight
Confusion or disorientation that increases in the afternoon or evening
The condition experienced most often in Dec and Jan when days are shorter - Correct Answer :
Confusion or disorientation that increases in the afternoon or evening
After the deductible has been met, Medicare Part B covers 80% of which of the following Medicare-
determined reasonable charges?
Outpatient hospital treatment & custodial care
Home health care & dental care
Medical expenses & hearing aide exams
Medical expenses & physician care - Correct Answer : Medical expenses & physician care
The single most important element for reducing spread of infection is:
Wearing disposable gloves
Regular handwashing
Choosing the appropriate hand sanitizer
Proper disposal of soiled linen and other wastes - Correct Answer : Regular handwashing
Which government program has a means test and provides healthcare services to the medically
indigent?
Medicaid
Benevolence insurance
Social security
Medicare - Correct Answer : Medicaid
The periodic scheduled checking of equipment for damage and everyday wear and tear is an example of:
,Preventive maintenance
Operational equipment replacement
Capital replacement
Small equipment replacement - Correct Answer : Preventive maintenance
At a minimum, an invitation to attend a care recipient's plan of care conference must be extended to
the:
Care recipient's responsible party
Care recipient's choice of attendees
Care recipient's spouse
Care recipient - Correct Answer : Care recipient
In managing receivables, the term reimbursement is defined as the:
Charges established for ancillary services
Fee established by a third-party payor
Charges expected to be earned in a set period
Fees received from expenses incurred by the organization - Correct Answer : Charges expected to be
earned in a set period
A healthcare organization may not employ an individual who:
Is not on the state registry
Has been found guilty of cashing checks w/o sufficient funds
Has been charged w/ domestic abuse
Has been determined by a court of law to have mistreated care recipients - Correct Answer : Is not on
the state registry
One of the most prevalent and undiagnosed conditions found in elderly is:
Heart disease
Diabetes
Isolation
, Depression - Correct Answer : Depression
If a healthcare organization provides an alert resident's medical records to a family member w/o
resident's consent, which key component of HIPPA does this violate?
Resident rights & privacy
Notice of privacy practices
Access to medical records
Limits on use of personal medical information - Correct Answer : Residents rights & privacy
A care recipient's care plan must be reviewed whenever there is a:
Minor change to the condition
Significant change to the condition
Short term mood or behavior change
Allegation of abuse - Correct Answer : Significant change to the condition
Recipient care plans should be:
Individualized and developed after the care recipient assessment
Focused primarily on the expectations of the immediate family
Designed to standardize and streamline care for all care recipients in a particular area
Implemented upon admission unless the care recipient has an advance directive - Correct Answer :
Individualized and developed after the care recipient assessment
A valid contract must include which of the following elements:
Diligence
Acceptance
Framework
Product - Correct Answer : Acceptance
A healthcare organization's dining program should:
