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NAB Study Guide questions and answers 2024 What is the decibel range for a hearing aid compatible telephone? - Answer 12-18 What are the main symptoms of Tardive Dyskinesia? - Answer Lip Smacking and Uncontrolled facial gestures What do the initial

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NAB Study Guide questions and
answers 2024

What is the decibel range for a hearing aid compatible telephone? - Answer 12-18

What are the main symptoms of Tardive Dyskinesia? - Answer Lip Smacking and Uncontrolled
facial gestures

What do the initials COPD stand for? - Answer Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

What is CHF? - Answer congestive heart failure

What is blockage of the arteries called? - Answer arteriosclerosis

,What is hardening of the artery walls? - Answer Atherosclerosis

What does TIA stand for? - Answer Trans Ischemic Attack

What is TIA? - Answer Stroke

What is another word for a TIA? - Answer Stroke

What does CVA stand for? - Answer Cerebral Vascular Accident

What is a CVA? - Answer Stroke

A physician who works with the musculoskeletal system. - Answer physiatrist

Does a resident have a right to a bath? (per OBRA) - Answer Not specified, just that it is
assumed you will keep the resident clean.

Does a resident have a right to a shower? - Answer Not specified, just that it is assumed you will
keep the resident clean.

The study of the aging process - Answer Gerontology

,A person who studies the aging process? - Answer Gerontologist

What are the 4 stages of a decubitis sore? - Answer The stages of a decubitis sore 1.
redness/warm to touch 2. a blister that opens with possible puss. 3. tissue loss of the upper and
lower layers of the epidermis. 4. tissue loss down to the bone.

Explain class 1-4 deficiencies per OBRA - Answer 1. no harm, no potential for harm. 2. no harm,
but potential for harm. 3. harm, but no immediate jeopardy. 4. harm and immediate jeopardy.

What letter would indicate the existence of a substandard care? (A-L?) - Answer F?

What is myocardial infarct? - Answer Heart Attack

What is the first stage of annual survey? - Answer Offsite preparation

What stage of survey involves a sit down with staff and discloses the results of the annual
survey? - Answer Exit Conference

Which stage of the annual survey involves the team leader sitting down with the facility staff
discuss the survey about to take place and what records they need to see. - Answer Entrance
Conference

, Which stage of the survey involves survey team walking around the facility to identify layout? -
Answer Facility Tour

Which phase of survey involves identifying which deficiencies the facility is sited for? - Answer
Information Analysis

Which phase of survey involves team identifying which people they want to talk to and records
they want to review. - Answer Sample Selection

Which phase of survey involves the team observing residents and staff, taking notes,
interviewing the resident council and other residents? - Answer Information Gathering

What is the correct order of steps of annual survey? - Answer Offsite Preparation, entrance
conference, sample selection, information gathering, information analysis, exit interview

Within how many days of the survey team exiting a facility and completing a survey must the
facility receive a report of the results of compliance survey? - Answer 10 days

Within how many days must a facility submit a plan of correction in response to any allegations
of deficiencies? - Answer 10 days from the receipt of the report of deficiencies.

When is the earliest the survey team can return to verify the facility corrected all cited
deficiencies. - Answer 30 days from the date the survey team exited the facility.

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