2024 NAB Exam Latest Questions With Complete Grade A Answers
- Gerontologists Categories - How is Young-Old Defined?
Answer: 65 to 74 years old
- Gerontologists Categories - How is Old-Old Defined?
Answer: 75 to 84 years old
- Gerontologists Categories - How is Oldest-Old Defined?
Answer: Over 85 + years old
- The morning meal must be served within how many hours after the previous meal?
Answer: 14 Hours, if the required evening snack is substantial and the resident approves 16 hours may elapse
- A full time social worker is required if the facility has more than how many beds?
Answer: 120 Beds
- What qualifications are required of a full time social worker?
Answer: BS (Bachelors of Science) in Social work, psychology or rehabilitation counseling.Also, 1 year of supervised social work experience in a health-care setting
- When can the DON act as charge nurse?
Answer: When ADC (Average Daily Census) is 60 or lower
- What is a substantial weight loss or gain?
Answer: 5% gain/loss in one month or a 10% gain/loss in a 6 month period
- How often are physicians required to visit their patients?
Answer: Once every 30 days for the first 90 day period, then at least every 60 days thereafter
- A comprehensive care plan must be developed with how many days of MDS completion?
Answer: 7 Days (Medicare or 14 days Medicaid)
- If marked PRN a medication is administered?
Answer: As Needed
- If marked BID a medication is administered?
Answer: Twice a Day
- If marked TID a medication is administered?
Answer: Three Times a Day 1 / 4
- If marked QID a medication is administered?
Answer: Four Times a Day
- If marked QD a medication is administered?
Answer: Every Day
- If marked QOD a medication is administered?
Answer: Every Other Day
- If marked HS a medication is administered?
Answer: At Bedtime
- If marked AC a medication is administered?
Answer: Before Meals
- If marked PC a medication is administered?
Answer: After Meals
- If marked PO a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Orally (by mouth)
- If marked R a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Rectally
- If marked IV a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Intravenously
- If marked IM a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Intramuscularly
- If marked OD a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Right Eye
- If marked OS a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Left Eye
- If marked OU a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Both Eyes
- If marked AD a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Right Ear 2 / 4
- If marked AS a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Left Ear
- If marked AU a medication should be given by which route?
Answer: Both Ears
- Quality Indicator sentinel health event signified by QI 11?
Answer: Prevalence of Fecal Impaction
- Quality Indicator sentinel health event signified by QI 15?
Answer: Prevalence of Dehydration
- Quality Indicator sentinel health event signified by QI 24?
Answer: Prevalence of Stage 1-4 Pressure Ulcers
- Quality Indicators (QI) will be flagged at what percentage?
Answer: 90% Percentile (the higher the % the worse the flag)
- Activities of Daily Living (ADL) include? (5 areas)
Answer: Ambulation/Locomotion, Eating, Toileting, Grooming/Personal Hygiene/Bathing, and Communicating
- How are Controlled Substances rated?
Answer: On a Schedule from 1 to 5. The higher the # the more controlled the substance.
- What controls are necessary for #2 scheduled substance?
Answer: Must have Separate Locked Storage. Must be Accounted for Each Shift.
- If an applicant isn't hired how long must their application be kept in file?
Answer: 1 Year
- How many hours of In-Service must C.N.A.'s have each year?
Answer: 12 hours
- How long can aides work before they become certified?
Answer: 4 Months (i.e.. They are going through classes or waiting to take a test for certification)
- A facility must give how many days notice to a Union for a desired contract change?
Answer: 90 Days
- A Union must give how many days notice before a strike?
Answer: 10 Days 3 / 4
- An I-9 must be retained for how long?
Answer: 3 years from the date of hire or until 1 year after termination (whichever is later)
- Employees returning from Military leave must apply to return to work within how many days
of discharge?
Answer: 90 Days
- What does FMLA stand for?
Answer: Family and Medical Leave Act
- What benefits does FMLA provide?
Answer: 12 Weeks unpaid leave
- How many days notice must an employee give to go out on FMLA?
Answer: 30 Days Notice
- An accidental death must be reported to OSHA within what time frame?
Answer: -Within 8 hours
- Type of leadership known as Top down leadership?
Answer: Autocratic
- Balance sheet is made up off which three items?
Answer: Assets, Liabilities, and Owners Equity (all on a particular date)
- An Income Statement shows?
Answer: Revenues and Expenses
- Liabilities that may or may not be incurred by a facility depending on the outcome of a
future event?
Answer: Contingent Liabilities (ex. Court Case)
- A fixed daily payment?
Answer: Per Diem
- Residents funds in excess of what amount must be kept in an interest bearing account?
Answer: Medicaid- $50; Medicare-$100
- (Cash + Current Receivables) / Current Liabilities =
Answer: Acid Test Ratio
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