2024 NAB Exam Regulatory And Laws Latest Questions With Complete Grade A Answers
- Medicare is what title of the SSA Act of 1935?
Answer: Title 18
- Year Medicare and Medicaid were enacted
Answer: 1965
- Medicare Part A
Answer: Hospitalization/ Skilled nursing, for all beneficiaries
- Medicare Part B
Answer: Non institutional care, elective
- Part A non-covered services
Answer: liver transplant, prescription drugs, custodial care, outpatient diagnostic tests, dental/dentures, TV/Phone
- Part B Covered Services
Answer: Non-routine exams and diagnostic exams, DME, Home health care, Lab Tests- outpatient, podiatrist, hearing exams, outpatient rehab, home health
- Part B Non-Covered Services
Answer: Routine exams and lab tests, prescription drugs, dental, eye exams
- Medicaid title of SSA
Answer: Title 19
- Covered Services of Medicaid
Answer: Custodial care in NF, Burial expense, food stamps, health for the poor, Long term care benefit, semi-private room
- Non-covered services Medicaid
Answer: Skilled services, prescriptions, dental care, social services, restorative nursing, eye exams/glasses, tv/telephone
11. OSHA
Answer: Occupational Health and Safety Administration
- Who is OSHA governed under?
Answer: U.S. Dept. of Labor 1 / 2
- OSHA administers what ACT?
Answer: Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970
- OSHA is responsible for what?
Answer: Worker safety and infection control
- Facility safety committee must meet how often?
Answer: Monthly
- OSHA regulatory program includes
Answer: safety standards, records of illnesses/in- juries, cooperation with inspectors, Access to MSDS, display of OSHA poster
- Must provide workers training in new OSHA standards within how long of
implementation
Answer: 90 days
- Employees must receive OSHA training how often
Answer: upon hire, every 12 months or since last OSHA training session.
- The main purpose of OSHA Hazard communication standard is to
Answer: inform employers/employees of hazardous chemicals in teh worksplace
- Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) location/ availability
Answer: centerpiece to informing employees of risks of chemicals, must make MSDS available to all employees, post in breakroom or near time clock.
- Lockout/tagout program
Answer: prevents injury by disabling devices that can produce unexpected hazardous energy by using isolating devices.
- Blood borne pathogens
Answer: require written plan that identifies workers potentially exposed and a schedule of how and when the program will be implemented, plan must specify action to be taken if worker exposed to pathogens, must train exposed workers in BBP safety and if a worker's duties change
- OSHA Reports
Answer: OSHA 300 Summary log, Form 301, Form 300A
- OSHA 300 Summary Log
Answer: log all injuries and illnesses within 7 days
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