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Level 2 background screens are completed for... Level 2 background screens are repeated every.... -ANSWER - - all new hires - every 5 years When do residents receive the bill of right? -ANSWER - upon admission Any discharge from facility, must give a _______ day notice. -ANSWER - 30 day Resident contract is good for... -ANSWER - 5 years Any changes in the facility contract, must give resident _____ days advance notice in both ______ and ______. -ANSWER - - 14 days notice - in writ...

Roast beef and corned beef must be cooked at ___ degrees F. for 3 minutes -ANSWER - 145 Fish must be kept frozen at ___ degrees -ANSWER - -10 Failure to provide services or care required to maintain physical and mental health is called ____ -ANSWER - Neglect The nursing home must notify the ___ in the event of an allegation of abuse -ANSWER - legal guardian or representative The ___ and ___ must both sign the care plan. -ANSWER - RN and resident Only a permitted waste transporter ...

Standard 1 recognizes the difference in ___________statutes and that these will trump _________standards of practice if there are additional requirements. -ANSWER- State and NGA Certified guardians must follow a code of _________ and standards of ____________ , failure to do so may result in __________ by CGC. -ANSWER- Ethics, practice, discipline Guardians/Conservators must only use authority to execute the ____________ given by the court. -ANSWER- Powers The guardian shall comply with...

Which statute defines "guardian" -ANSWER - 744.102(9) The Bill of Rights of Persons Who Are Developmentally Disabled is found in which statute? -ANSWER - 393.13 394.459 states the -ANSWER - rights of patients under the Florida Mental Health Law (Baker Act) The Adult Protective Services Act is in which statute? -ANSWER - 415.1051 The procedure on restoration of rights is in which section of the statutes? -ANSWER - 744.464 744.3215 delineates what? -ANSWER - The rights of persons ...

Legislative intent.—744.1012 -ANSWER - The Legislature finds that: (1) Adjudicating a person totally incapacitated and in need of a guardian deprives such person of all her or his civil and legal rights and that such deprivation may be unnecessary. (2) It is desirable to make available the least restrictive form of guardianship to assist persons who are only partially incapable of caring for their needs and that alternatives to guardianship and less restrictive means of assistance, including...

Which statute defines "guardian" -ANSWER - 744.102(9) The Bill of Rights of Persons Who Are Developmentally Disabled is found in which statute? -ANSWER - 393.13 394.459 states the -ANSWER - rights of patients under the Florida Mental Health Law (Baker Act) The Adult Protective Services Act is in which statute? -ANSWER - 415.1051 The procedure on restoration of rights is in which section of the statutes? -ANSWER - 744.464 744.3215 delineates what? -ANSWER - The rights of persons ...

Florida Guardianship Chapter -ANSWER - 744 Plenary Guardianship -ANSWER - Total loss of rights of a person; Guardian can make all decisions regarding healthcare, and financial Incompetency was replaced by... -ANSWER - Incapacity Qualifications to serve as a guardian.... -ANSWER - 1- over the age of 18 2- no felony charges 3- not a service provider 4- never charged with abuse, abandonment, or neglect 5- not a creditor Qualifications Florida Statute -ANSWER - 744.309 Criminal i...

Parens patriae ANSWER-- A legal doctrine that gives the state the authority to act in a child's best interest. capasity ANSWER-- mental or physical ability; aptitude;capability 744 ANSWER-- statutes for Florida guardianshio guardianship ANSWER-- last resort voluntary guardian ANSWER-- limited guardian ANSWER-- appointed by the court to act in a particular matter only assessor guardian ANSWER-- adjucation ANSWER-- The legal process by which an individual or council with so...

Parents patriae is a Latin term that translates to -ANSWER - King as father parents of the country The concept of Prince Porte has given rise to the States authority to intervene in an individual's life in order to protect the person from harming himself or others in the following ways -ANSWER - Guardianship or conservatorship. Baker act. Protective services for children or adults. Involuntary treatment for substance abuse or mental illness. Who can amend or change the laws governing guar...

Type IV — Throwable Devices - ANSWER -Circular Type II — Near-shore Buoyant PFDs - ANSWER -Decent Life Jacket Type I — Offshore Lifejackets - ANSWER -Really nice tight life Jacket Type III — Flotation Aid PFDs - ANSWER -Used for Jet Ski and Water Sports (don't use air filled flotation ever for these sports) Why is it important to wear a personal flotation device (PFD) at all times when in or around the water? - ANSWER -A PFD takes some time to fit properly, especially in an ...