Nj cala certification - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

QPA EXAM - NJ STATE - RUTGERS - 2020The formal organization of purchasing in NJ Municipalities was created by the laws of? - correct answer 1917 what type of contract is most common? - correct answer firm fixed pricing When is an emergency purchase acceptable? - correct answer Affecting publics health, safety & welfare what is a requisition? - correct answer the start of a P.O- dept. requesting item What is the purpose of having a purchasing manual? - correct answer to have guideline...

NJ State Lead Inspector / Risk Assessor ExamLead-Based Paint Hazard (according to United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - correct answer refers to any condition that causes exposure to lead from dust-lead hazards, soil-lead hazards or lead-based paint that is deteriorated or present in chewable surfaces, friction surfaces, or impact surfaces, and that would result in adverse human health effects. This includes any damaged or deteriorating lead-based paint, lead-contaminated dust, o...

NJ CALA Test During the initial interview with a resident, the Administrator of an ALF, should inform the resident of - correct answer Orientation to the facilities policies Residents right's and criteria for admission and discharge Business hours, fee schedule and services provided Accounts payable are considered: - correct answer Liabilities To view revenue and expenses at a given point in time, one would look at the - correct answer Balance Sheet One of the top reasons for failur...

NJ PSI Property and Casualty ExamThe Mobile Home Endorsement of a Homeowners policy affords coverage to mobile homes under the? A. HO-1 (Basic Form) B. HO-2 (Broad Form) C. HO-3 (Special Form) D. HO-2 or HO-3 (Broad and Special) - correct answer D. HO-2 or HO-3 (Broad and Special) All of the following are eligible for coverage under Homeowners policy except? A. A condominium unit owner. B. A farm owner. C. A mobile home owner. D. A tenant in an apartment building. - correct answer B. ...

NJ Drivers Test Questions When must you signal before making a turn? - correct answer at least 100 feet before the intersection How close may you park to a stop sign? - correct answer 50 feet How close may you park to a corner? - correct answer 25 feet How close may you park to a fire hydrant? - correct answer 10 feet What is the stopping distance on a dry road at 50 m.p.h? - correct answer 243 feet What is the proper distance you may park from the curb? - correct answer 6 inches...

NJ CALA TestAccounts payable are considered: - correct answer Liabilities To view revenue and expenses at a given point in time, one would look at the - correct answer Balance Sheet One of the top reasons for failure of Assisted Livings is due to poor - correct answer Cash Flow The initial assessment is completed by the - correct answer RN A willful mental attack on a resident is considered - correct answer Abuse Hazardous materials must be locked - correct answer At all times ...

NJ CALA Exam Menus must be planed how far in advance? - correct answer 14 days How long do menus have to be kept after being served? - correct answer 30 days Dietician must spend on average______________minutes per resident each month. - correct answer 15 minutes Resident should not wait more than __________minutes for food delivery? - correct answer 15 minutes A Managed Risk Agreement should include the following three things. - correct answer 1. Identify the problem 2. List desi...

NJ Real Estate Salesperson Exam What is the collateral in a home loan? - correct answer The property itself When someone contributes to the construction or rehabilitation of a property with labor or services rather than cash, that contribution is called? - correct answer sweat equity If you were buying a house that included furnishings, you would receive a written document transferring title to the personal property. This document is called a/an - correct answer bill of sale What does ...

NJ CALA Studying- Eyes, Hearing, Arthritis, and DiabetesCataracts - correct answer Clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye. It's a change within the lens, not a growth or film over the eye. Vision becomes blurry, faint or hazy.Takes years to develop and can affect one or both eyes. *Film like screen or fog over the eye *Sensitivity to light and glare *Double vision or spots *Faded appearance of colors *Change in pupil color from black to milky gray, yellow or white Glaucoma - cor...

NJ CALA Test- StrokeStroke - correct answer A term used to describe a loss or change in neurological function caused by sudden blockage or rupture of an artery of the brain. Damage to brain tissues can be temporary or permanent. Severe symptoms of a stroke - correct answer Paralysis Convulsion Coma Headache Vomiting Loss of speech Memory loss Mental confusion Mild symptoms of a stroke - correct answer Numbness Memory slips Falling Problems speaking Problems swallowing TIA...