Indiana Health Facility Administrator Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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• During a fire exit drill, what is NOT required for infirm or bedridden residents?
• What is the foot candle requirement for a hospital's recreation area?
• Who is responsible for appointing members to the state board of health facility administrators?
• What is the minimum number of reasonable visiting hours a facility should provide each day?
• Plans for projects involving more than how many cubic feet require certification by an architect or an engineer registered in Indiana?
• What is typically included in the application process for a health facility administrator license?
• In facilities licensed after June 1970, what minimum total area is required for dining, activity, and lounge purposes?
• What is the minimum number of bathtubs or showers required for a facility accommodating 2 residents?
• What percentage of AIT hours may the state board waive?
• A maximum of how many probationary licenses can be issued in a year?
• What is the minimum age requirement for a health facility administrator in Indiana?
• What is the maximum number of days a physician's routine visit is considered timely after the required date?
• After which period must a physician's order be obtained to continue restraint or seclusion?
• What type of drugs must be stored in locked, permanently affixed compartments?
• What is the primary purpose of the Indiana Health Facility Administrator Board?
• How many contact hours are equivalent to 1 semester hour of continuing education units (CEU)?
• What is the total layman’s fee for all types of applications except for licensure?
• Which role is responsible for developing a comprehensive care plan?
• Among the listed responsibilities, which is NOT typical for a health facility administrator?
• How many hours of annual training are required for the director of an Alzheimer's and dementia unit?
• What is the minimum hours an AIT must serve per week?
• Comfortable and safe temperature levels in a facility should be maintained within what range?
• A notice of transfer or discharge must be made by the facility at least how many days before the action?
• What type of actions are taken by facilities in case an alleged violation is verified?
• How many foot candles are required for a resident care room?
• What type of continuing education is required for health facility administrators in Indiana?
• What fee must an applicant pay to repeat the jurisprudence examination?
• How many hours of classroom instruction are required before a dining assistant has direct contact with a resident?
• For the renewal of a facility license, the director may issue a full license for any period of up to how many years?
• What is the application fee for licensure?
• For how many years are all members of the state board, except those representing state agencies, appointed by the governor?
• For facilities serving how many residents is the specified 4 hours of consultant dietitian services applicable?
• How much does it cost to repeat the national examination?
• What happens if a person uses a title indicating they are a licensed health facility administrator without actually holding a license?
• What is the maximum duration a provisional license may be issued for?
• How many hours of classroom instruction must be completed within the first 120 days of employment for a nurse aide?
• What type of document must a physician personally approve for an individual to be admitted to a facility?
• What is the typical timeframe for the physician to see a resident following their admission?
• What should the facility do in case of a medication administration error?
• What is the fee for licensing renewal?
• Renewal of a facility license must be submitted at least how many days prior to the expiration of the license?
• Which of the following is a requirement for licensure renewal for health facility administrators in Indiana?
• Within how many days must the board issue a decision after the resident receives the notice of discharge or transfer?
• How many foot candles are appropriate for lighting in a dining area?
• What is the minimum number of drawers that each dresser must have?
• Which of the following documents must be submitted when applying for a health facility administrator license?
• For facilities licensed prior to June 1970, what is the minimum lounge area per bed?
• In facilities with more than how many beds is a full-time qualified social worker required?
• The facility must deposit any resident's personal funds in excess of how many dollars in an interest bearing account?
• What is the minimum requirement for foot candles in corridors and interior ramps?
• How many hours of clinical training must be directly supervised by a nurse in a nurse aide training program?
• How many days after employment must a newly hired nurse aide enroll in an approved training program?
• What is essential for protecting the health and safety of residents in context of medication?
• What must the facility do within 30 days upon the death of a resident in relation to their funds?
• What is the minimum written notice period that the board shall give prior to a discharge or transfer informal hearing?
• How many square feet are needed in a facility licensed prior to January 1, 1964 per bed in multiple occupancy rooms?
• After transcription is completed, when do notes become part of the permanent record?
• For 23 to 37 residents, what is the number of bathtubs or showers needed?
• What is the illumination requirement in the medicine cabinet area?
• No more than how many probationary facility licenses may be issued in a 12 month period?
• How many years must clinical records be retained in total after discharge?
• How many working days must the facility notify the board of a vacancy in the administrator's position?
• Physician orders for a resident's immediate care must be based on an examination performed within what time frame prior to admission?
• Within how many hours must dictated physician notes be filed in the clinical record after a visit?
• Which edition of the Life Safety Code of the National Fire Protection Association must facilities adhere to?
• How many hours of continuing education are earned for each hour of service on the state board of health facility administrators?
• The facility must provide what ratio of licensed nursing hours per resident per day?
• How many consecutive hours a day must a facility use the services of a registered nurse?
• When fire exit drills are conducted between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., what may be used instead of audible alarms?
• In order to maintain standards for resident rooms, what is a must regarding the floor level?
• How often must the physician confirm a clear liquid diet if it is the only source of nutrition?
• What is the notice period for a resident before an intrafacility transfer?
• How many hours of training must each dining assistant complete?
• How many days after receiving a notice of discharge or transfer can a resident be transferred from a facility?
• Clinical records for a minor must be retained until the minor reaches what age?
• A person who fails to renew a license may be reinstated if they apply within how many years after the expiration?
• Each resident room must have at least how many windows to the outside?
• For multiple resident bedrooms, the minimum measurement required per resident is _____ square feet.
• What is the fee for renewing a continuing education sponsorship?
• How many residents can a dining assistant assist at one time?
• What is the main focus of fire exit drills in terms of staff preparedness?
• How many hours must be allocated to specific training areas for nurse aides before they can have direct contact with a resident?
• If an intrafacility transfer is necessary, how many days notice must be given to the resident?
• What type of emergency dental care must the facility assist residents in obtaining?
• What type of procedures must employees be trained in during their initial orientation?
• For how many months must a facility maintain accurate records of actual time worked by employees?
• A facility licensed before January 1, 1964, must provide at least _____ square feet per bed in multiple occupancy rooms.
• How often must nursing facilities examine each resident to maintain the accuracy of assessments?
• What type of safety code must be followed according to the facility licensing requirements?
• For how many years must the facility keep reports of surveys conducted by the division?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that the facility has a medication error rate of less than 5%?
• What is the minimum time frame for reviewing restraint use after application of the restraint?
• How many hours of consultant dietitian services are required every two weeks for a facility with 60 residents or less?
• How many shampoos must each resident receive weekly as part of their normal bathing schedule?
• How many times a year must fire exit drills be conducted for all facility personnel?
• How long does an applicant have to pass the examination after taking it?
• How many minutes must be provided per resident per week by a qualified social worker for social service duties?
• What is the minimum number of months an AIT must take to complete their program?
• What is the fee for a preceptor application?
• How many hours a day must facilities provide or arrange for physician services in case of emergency?
• How many hours of inservice training per calendar year are required for non-nursing personnel?
• What is the minimum width and depth for clothing storage in each resident room?
• When does a health facility administrator's license expire on the renewal date specified?
• How often should comprehensive assessments be conducted at a minimum?
• How often must a health facility administrator renew their license in Indiana?
• How many foot candles should be available at a nurses desk for charts and records?
• How frequently must the results of alleged abuse investigations be acted upon if verified?
• What is the purpose of inservice training for non-nursing personnel?
• In multiple resident bedrooms, how many square feet are required for each resident in a facility licensed after January 1, 1964?
• How often is the tuberculin skin test required for employees after employment?
• If the director issues a probationary license, the license may be granted for a period of how many months?
• How many foot candles are required in utensil washing facilities?
• Where must every licensed HFA or RCA display their current license?
• Which of the following roles assesses the resident for dining assistance in the facility?
• How often must a nursing staff member visit each resident under restraint or seclusion?
• What is the required number of bathtubs or showers for a facility with 38 to 52 residents?
• What is the maximum acceptable medication error rate for the facility?
• Upon written request, the facility must return a resident's funds in not later than how many calendar days?
• A nurse aide training program must include how many hours of supervised clinical experience?
• What details must verbal or telephone orders contain from the physician?
• What is the minimum number of classroom instruction hours required in a nurse aide training program?
• How often must health facility administrators renew their licenses?
• Which of the following best describes the role of the Indiana Department of Health?
• Under what circumstances can the maximum hours between an evening meal and breakfast be increased to 16 hours?
• How many hours of training must an AIT complete in a licensed comprehensive care facility?
• How much does a provisional license cost?
• What must the pharmacy provide in terms of prescription service availability?
• What is the cost of a temporary permit?
• What is the primary focus of the Indiana Board of Health Facility Administrators?
• For how many years must records of an AIT program be maintained?
• What is the maximum number of continuing education hours that can be obtained through service on the board or semester/quarter hours from an accredited school?
• For health care workers without a documented negative tuberculin skin test result in the past how many months should baseline testing use the two-step method?
• What is the minimum illumination measure for food preparation areas?
• An HFA or RCA must complete at least how many continuing education hours during the previous two year licensing period?
• Which condition requires a comprehensive assessment to be conducted promptly?
• What is the requirement for consultant dietitian hours for facilities with 61 to 90 residents every two weeks?
• What is the total fee for the verification of licensure and a duplicate wall license?
• Which area requires a minimum of 20 foot candles for adequate lighting?
• What type of license may the board issue for an administrator under certain conditions?
• What is the minimum visit requirement for a physician after the first 90 days of a resident's admission?
• What must be documented in a resident's record upon admission?
• How many total hours must an HFA AIT complete in their training program?
• Facilities that submit construction plans after which year must have at least 30 square feet per bed for dining and related purposes?
• Within how many working days must investigations of alleged abuse be reported to the state department?
• Which governing body is responsible for enforcing health facility regulations in Indiana?
• What is required for a majority vote of the quorum?
• How many days does the facility have to destroy unused portions of medications?
• How many foot candles are required for toilet and bathroom facilities?
• What is the maximum depth below ground level for rooms used for resident occupancy, as approved before the effective date of the law?
• How soon must a facility notify the board of a vacancy in the administrator's position?
• How many square inches must a dresser or its equivalent have for adequate clothing storage?
• The facility must train all employees in ___________ procedures when they begin to work in the facility.
• How many additional attempts is an applicant entitled to if they do not pass the licensing examination on the first try?
• When must the consultation for a social service designee be recorded for review?
• What is the minimum number of days supply of staple food that a facility must store for dietary needs?
• How often must each physically restrained or secluded individual be temporarily released from restraint or seclusion?
• What is the minimum area that the lounge area must cover prior to June 1970 per bed?
• Each resident is allowed more frequent bathing based on what criteria?
• Each resident must be bathed at least how many times weekly?
• Residents have the right to be informed in writing at least how many days in advance of any changes in the rate or services?
• What is the minimum foot candle requirement for food preparation surfaces?
• What is the minimum required hours of dementia specific training for a director of an Alzheimer's and dementia special care unit?
• For the storage of controlled drugs, which Schedule must the facility comply with?
• What is the maximum number of hours that an AIT may serve in a single day?
• For effective illumination, how many foot candles should a reading lamp provide?
• For resident rooms, the required floor area must ensure how many windows to the outside?
• What is the total fee associated with applying for licensure and a provisional license?
• 1 quarter hour of continuing education units (CEU) is equal to how many contact hours?
• What is the maximum average daily occupancy for a director of nursing to serve as a charge nurse?
• What is the maximum number of doses that can be set up for scheduled administration?
• What temperature range must be maintained for water use in health facilities?
• Fire exit drills shall be conducted at least how many times a year?
• What is an essential skill for a health facility administrator?
• If a facility adds bed capacity with plans approved after December 19, 1977, how much usable floor area is required per bed?
• What is the minimum length of a closet rod required for accessibility in a resident's room?
• How many days after a visit must dictated physician notes be signed?
• In emergencies, what is the maximum period a licensed nurse can authorize restraint or seclusion?
• How frequently must the interdisciplinary team review the use of restraints?
• How many hours must an RCA AIT complete during their training?
• What is the foot candle requirement for reading and bed lamps?
• For a recreation area, how many foot candles are required?
• How many foot candles are required for the area where charts and records are kept?
• What is the maximum number of residents permitted in a resident room?
• If a facility must allow at least how many hours of visiting each day for residents?
• How many members are required to constitute a quorum for the state board to take action?
• Which of the following actions can result in the revocation of a health facility administrator's license?
• What infraction does a person commit by using the title of health facility administrator without a valid license?
• The dining assistant training program includes how many hours of clinical instruction?
• The dining assistant files from a department-approved program shall be retained for a minimum of how many years?
• Before employment, a tuberculin skin test is required for each employee within what timeframe?
• How many bathtubs or showers are required for a facility with 3 to 22 residents?
• How many foot candles are needed in a utility room?
• How many months may a probationary license be granted for?
• What is the fee for an application for continuing education sponsorship?
• For facilities licensed after January 1, 1964, the minimum usable floor area required for each bed is _____ square feet.
• At least how many fire exit drills shall be held every year?
• For a facility that accommodates 40 residents, how many bathtubs or showers would be necessary?
• In Indiana, what is the consequence for practicing as a health facility administrator without a valid license?
• What is the minimum average number of consultation hours per month for a social service designee?
• Upon the death of a resident with personal funds deposited, how many days does the facility have to convey the funds and a final accounting?
• What is the depth requirement for each drawer in a dresser?
• Comprehensive assessments must be conducted within how many days after a resident's admission?
• What percentage of the AIT program may be served in a different facility than the preceptor's?
• For how long must clinical records be retained after discharge in the facility?
• When being discharged or transferred, how many days does a resident have to file a written request to appeal?
• What is the fee for obtaining a duplicate wall license?
• How many members are on the state board of health facility administrators?
• If a nurse aide has not provided nursing services for how many consecutive months, they must complete a new training and evaluation program?
• Who must be notified immediately of any alleged violations involving mistreatment or neglect?
• Applicants for a temporary permit must take the Indiana Jurisprudence examination within how many days of issuance?
• Who is authorized to administer injectable medications in the facility?
• For facilities licensed since June 1970, what is the minimum total area per bed for dining, activity, and lounge purposes?
• How much is the fee for verification of licensure?
• Which type of restraints are prohibited from being used or available in the facility?
• What is the minimum number of hours of inservice training required for a nurse aide to ensure continuing competence?
• What foot candle level is required for a medicine cabinet?
• What is the minimum required licensed nurse hour ratio per resident per day averaged over a week period?
• Within how many business days must the licensee inform the director of arrangements for the preservation of clinical records if the facility ceases operation?
• How much would it cost to apply for a temporary permit and a preceptor application?
• How many hours of CEU will a preceptor receive for each complete month served as a preceptor for an AIT?
• How often must a physician see a resident within the first 90 days after admission?
• What is the cost of applying for a provisional license and the jurisprudence examination?
• What is the required foot candle level for a janitors closet?
• How often must consultation of a social service designee occur on average?
• The facility must notify residents of rate changes how many days in advance?
• What is the minimum square footage required for single resident rooms?
• Fire exit drills in facilities shall include the transmission of a _____ ________ _______ and simulation of emergency fire conditions.
• How many days before the examination must all applications be complete in every respect?
• For how many years must employee personnel records be retained following termination?
• What is the maximum number of hours allowed between a substantial evening meal and breakfast the following day?
• How many years of active work experience in another state can satisfy educational and AIT requirements for a licensed HFA?
• What is the maximum number of months within which an AIT must complete their training program?
• After filing an appeal of discharge or transfer and requesting a hearing, it will be held within how many days?
• The facility shall ensure that resident selection for dining assistance is based on which type of assessment?