NAB Practice Exam Flashcards
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.
Safe Medical Device Act 1990.
Are drugs safe medical devices?
No, Drugs are not SMD
How many years are the records from the SMDA to be kept?
2 years
How do you calculate weight loss?
(Usual weight - Actual weight) / usual weight x 100
How do you properly thaw frozen food?
Under cold running water or in the refrigerator
Schedule II drugs must be store where?
In a separate locked area
Person to person; skin to skin; handshake; MRSA; VRE are examples what type of transmission?
Direct Transmission
Fluid pressure build up in the eye causing eye loss?
Glaucoma
Clouding of the eye lens. Blurred vision
Cataract
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
Indirect transmission
Person who is empowered by the administrator to make decisions of the organization; DON
Line Authority
Person with advisory role to the manager with no authority to make decisions for the organization; Administrative assistant, secretary, paid consultants
Staff Authority
Philosophy of total organizational involvement in improving all aspects of quality of service
TQM/CQI
Agenda carrying; selective hearing; difference in knowledge levels; cultural differences; language are examples of what?
Barriers to communication
One particular job behavior; permits the presence or absence of this one trait to color several or most other trait ratings
Halo Effect
One particular bad job behavior, and the employee is rated overall negatively
Horn Effect
This employee is responsible for recording daily cash transactions?
Business office manager
Assets = Liabilities + Capital
Accounting equation
How to calculate FTE?
total # hours worked/ 40
How do you calculate Gross pay?
GP = (pay rate x regular hours) + (overtime rate + overtime hours)
Ramps must be _____ feet deep and ____ feet wide
3 & 5
Ramps must have a maximum slope of ______ and a maximum rise of ______ inches?
1:12 & 30 inches
- Patient
- Time
- Dose
- Medication
- Route
These define what 5 rights?
5 rights of medication administration
Aspirin is not safe for residents with this type of illness______?
Stomach ulcers
Used for treatment of depression and mood disorders.
Elavil
What does QID stand for?
4 times a day
A substance that stops or slows down the growth of microorganisms
Antiseptic
What part of the internal body can repair itself?
The lungs
What is the most common reason why residents are transferred to the hospital?
Aspiration Pneumonia
How many hours of competency training are CNA’s required to have?
75 hours
- Tells you what to do in the event there is a spill.
- contact with eyes, skin, etc.
- what proper PPE to wear
- Compounds in each chemical
- Where to store the chemical
- Emergency telephone number
Safety Data Sheets
What is the most valuable asset in an organization?
Human Capital
- Resident behavior and facility practices
- Quality of life
- Quality of care
One of these 3 were not met triggering what type of survey
Substandard quality of care
40 hours worked in 1 week = what?
1 FTE
Conducted after a SQC is found during a standard survey
Extended Survey
Conducted after a SQC is found during an abbreviated standard survey or during a revisit
Partial extended survey
Focuses on a particular task/area of concerns that relate to complaints received or CHOW, management, DON, etc.
Abbreviate standard survey
