NAB EXAM 2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

NAB EXAM 2024

Unless a waiver has been secured, a registered nurse is required to be in
the facility:

1. At least eight hours within every 24-hour period.
2. At least eight consecutive hours a day, seven days a week.
3. At least eight consecutive hours Monday through Friday.
4. There is no minimum number of hours required. – ANSWER- 2. At
   least eight consecutive hours a day, seven days a week.
   Which one of the following statements is true?
5. Any employee may serve as a feeding assistant when the need arises.
6. A family member must complete a state-approved training course for
   feeding assistants before assisting with feeding his/her family member.
7. Paid feeding assistants must successfully complete a state-approved
   training course.
8. A family member is not allowed to feed his/her relative. – ANSWER3. Paid feeding assistants must successfully complete a state-approved
   training course.

Certified facilities are subject to surveys every 9 to 15 months. The
survey process begins with:

1. An entrance conference
2. An initial tour
3. A resident sample selection
4. Off-site preparation – ANSWER- 4. Off-site preparation
   Which of the following is not true about an extended survey?
5. It is conducted based on past survey citations.
6. It is conducted when surveyors determine substandard care.
7. It is determined during the course of a survey.
8. It selects additional policy and procedure reviews. – ANSWER- 1. It is
   conducted based on past survey citations.
   Which of the following must be detailed as part of the Plan of Correction
   for deficiencies cited on a survey?
9. When the facility believes that the deficient practice began occurring
   within the facility.
10. How the facility will identify other residents who could potentially be
    impacted by the deficient practice.

3. What disciplinary action the facility will take against the employee
   who caused the deficient practice.
4. Where the facility will post the results of the survey, including the
   approved Plan of Correction. – ANSWER- 2. How the facility will
   identify other residents who could potentially be impacted by the
   deficient practice.
   A Skilled Nursing Facility has recently come out of forbearance with its
   bond holders and is attempting to show positive cash flow for the month.
   During the annual survey, however, the facility received numerous
   deficiencies, two of which were Level 3 deficiencies and carried civil
   monetary penalties that must be paid by the facility. The facility
   attempts an Informal Dispute Resolution (IDR) to seek delay or
   reduction of the monetary penalties. Which of the following is true
   regarding the IDR process?
5. The facility cannot use the IDR process to delay the imposition of the
   remedies.
6. The facility cannot use the IDR process to challenge Level 3
   deficiencies.
7. The facility must prove that that the imposition of the remedies would
   negatively impact patient care within their facility.
8. The facility is likely to be successful in their challenge as CMS grants
   leniency for facilities in poor financial condition. – ANSWER- 1. The
   facility cannot use the IDR process to delay the imposition of the
   remedies.
   CMS’ 5-Star Rating System consists of which three sets of data?

1. Health Inspections, Patient Satisfaction, and Financial Stability.
2. Employee Satisfaction, Actual Harm Deficiencies, and Nosocomial
   Infections.
3. Health Inspections, Quality Measures, and Staffing.
4. Patient Satisfaction, Staffing, and Antipsychotic Usage. – ANSWER3. Health Inspections, Quality Measures, and Staffing.
   Which of the following is the best definition of the “Quality Assurance”
   and “Performance Improvement” portions of a successful QAPI
   program?
5. Quality Assurance is a mission/vision statement made to stakeholders
   upon admission, whereas Performance Improvement measures are
   financial metrics the facility is aiming to achieve for the Governing
   Board.
6. Quality Assurance is primarily intended to meet the regulatory
   requirement of the need for a such committee whereas Performance
   Improvement must include measurable and actionable goals.
7. Quality Assurance is examining the past policies and procedural
   processes that may have failed and impacted resident care whereas
   Performance Improvement is forward-looking to prevent such lapses.
8. Quality Assurance is mandated by bondholders in an effort to protect
   their financial interest in the facility whereas Performance Improvement
   is goal-setting to reduce the number of def – ANSWER- 3. Quality
   Assurance is examining the past policies and procedural processes that
   may have failed and impacted resident care whereas Performance
   Improvement is forward-looking to prevent such lapses.

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