RCFE Operations and Management 3

Question 1

Under RCFE regulations, which of the following is a required component of a resident's written admission agreement?

Accepted Answer

The basis for rate increases and advance notice requirements

Answer

The facility's profit margin disclosure

Answer

The names of other current residents

Answer

A waiver of all liability for falls

Question 2

An RCFE must provide advance written notice of a rate increase to a resident at least how many days before the increase takes effect?

Accepted Answer

30 days

Answer

15 days

Answer

45 days

Answer

60 days

Question 3

Which record must an RCFE retain for at least three years after a resident's discharge or death?

Accepted Answer

The resident's individual service plan and related records

Answer

Marketing brochures used during admissions

Answer

Visitor sign-in logs

Answer

Staff scheduling sheets

Question 4

Who holds ultimate legal responsibility for ensuring that an RCFE operates in compliance with Title 22 licensing regulations?

Accepted Answer

The licensed administrator of record

Answer

The Director of Nursing

Answer

The facility owner or management company

Answer

The CDSS regional manager

Question 5

An RCFE is cited for a deficiency during a CDSS inspection. The facility must submit a Plan of Correction (POC) within how many days of receiving the deficiency notice?

Accepted Answer

15 days

Answer

10 days

Answer

30 days

Answer

60 days

Question 6

To qualify as a licensed RCFE administrator in California, an applicant must complete a state-approved administrator certification program of at least how many hours?

Accepted Answer

80 hours

Answer

20 hours

Answer

35 hours

Answer

160 hours

Question 7

Which of the following conditions requires an RCFE to immediately notify CDSS within 24 hours?

Accepted Answer

A resident's unexpected death or serious injury

Answer

A resident's scheduled physician appointment

Answer

A change in the facility's meal menu

Answer

A staff member calling in sick