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NAB Practice Exam Flashcards

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1
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Must report to the FDA or manufacturer w/in 10 working days of becoming aware, after the incident, all incidents in which a medical device caused/contributed to a residents death.

A

Safe Medical Device Act 1990.

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Are drugs safe medical devices?

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No, Drugs are not SMD

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3
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How many years are the records from the SMDA to be kept?

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2 years

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4
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How do you calculate weight loss?

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(Usual weight - Actual weight) / usual weight x 100

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5
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How do you properly thaw frozen food?

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Under cold running water or in the refrigerator

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6
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Schedule II drugs must be store where?

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In a separate locked area

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7
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Person to person; skin to skin; handshake; MRSA; VRE are examples what type of transmission?

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Direct Transmission

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8
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Fluid pressure build up in the eye causing eye loss?

A

Glaucoma

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9
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Clouding of the eye lens. Blurred vision

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Cataract

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10
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Transfer of infectious agent through a contaminated intermediate object; resident care devise (glucose monitor, scrubs, lab coats, electronic thermometers) share without disinfecting and cleaning between residents

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Indirect transmission

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11
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Person who is empowered by the administrator to make decisions of the organization; DON

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Line Authority

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Person with advisory role to the manager with no authority to make decisions for the organization; Administrative assistant, secretary, paid consultants

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Staff Authority

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13
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Philosophy of total organizational involvement in improving all aspects of quality of service

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TQM/CQI

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14
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Agenda carrying; selective hearing; difference in knowledge levels; cultural differences; language are examples of what?

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Barriers to communication

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15
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One particular job behavior; permits the presence or absence of this one trait to color several or most other trait ratings

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Halo Effect

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16
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One particular bad job behavior, and the employee is rated overall negatively

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Horn Effect

17
Q

This employee is responsible for recording daily cash transactions?

A

Business office manager

18
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Assets = Liabilities + Capital

A

Accounting equation

19
Q

How to calculate FTE?

A

total # hours worked/ 40

20
Q

How do you calculate Gross pay?

A

GP = (pay rate x regular hours) + (overtime rate + overtime hours)

21
Q

Ramps must be _____ feet deep and ____ feet wide

A

3 & 5

22
Q

Ramps must have a maximum slope of ______ and a maximum rise of ______ inches?

A

1:12 & 30 inches

23
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  1. Patient
  2. Time
  3. Dose
  4. Medication
  5. Route
    These define what 5 rights?
A

5 rights of medication administration

24
Q

Aspirin is not safe for residents with this type of illness______?

A

Stomach ulcers

25
Q

Used for treatment of depression and mood disorders.

A

Elavil

26
Q

What does QID stand for?

A

4 times a day

27
Q

A substance that stops or slows down the growth of microorganisms

A

Antiseptic

28
Q

What part of the internal body can repair itself?

A

The lungs

29
Q

What is the most common reason why residents are transferred to the hospital?

A

Aspiration Pneumonia

30
Q

How many hours of competency training are CNA’s required to have?

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75 hours

31
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  1. Tells you what to do in the event there is a spill.
  2. contact with eyes, skin, etc.
  3. what proper PPE to wear
  4. Compounds in each chemical
  5. Where to store the chemical
  6. Emergency telephone number
A

Safety Data Sheets

32
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What is the most valuable asset in an organization?

A

Human Capital

33
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  1. Resident behavior and facility practices
  2. Quality of life
  3. Quality of care
    One of these 3 were not met triggering what type of survey
A

Substandard quality of care

34
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40 hours worked in 1 week = what?

A

1 FTE

35
Q

Conducted after a SQC is found during a standard survey

A

Extended Survey

36
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Conducted after a SQC is found during an abbreviated standard survey or during a revisit

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Partial extended survey

37
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Focuses on a particular task/area of concerns that relate to complaints received or CHOW, management, DON, etc.

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Abbreviate standard survey

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Nursing Home Administrator (8 decks)

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