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HSA 545 Week 5 Midterm Exam
•	Question 1

	According to the SWOT model, if an organization identifies threats and has internal weaknesses, the appropriate strategy is to			
	
			
•	Question 2

	When a patient- family takes legal action against a nursing home, the nursing home corporation is referred to as the			
	
			
•	Question 3

	At which stage of dementia are you likely to observe long-term memory loss?			
	
			
•	Question 4

	What brought an end to the poorhouse system in the United States?			
	
			
•	Question 5

	What category of service is provided in adult foster care homes?			
	
			
•	Question 6

	A facility faces denial of payment for new admissions when it fails to achieve substantial compliance within ____ after the citation of deficiencies.			
	
			
•	Question 7

	Who issues a license to operate a nursing facility?			
	
			
•	Question 8

	Which of the following was instrumental in opposing the alleged deregulation of nursing homes during the Reagan presidency (1980s)?			
	
			
•	Question 9

	
	Which of the following is an example of a stakeholder?			
	
			
•	Question 10

	
	In terms of severity and scope of deficiencies, what is the main determining factor for the facility to be deemed in substantial compliance?			

			
•	Question 11

	
	Which of the following is not an activity of daily living (ADL)?			
	

			
•	Question 12

	
	Which of the following categories of people is Medicare not specifically designed to cover?			
	
			
•	Question 13

	
	One of the main characteristics of long-term care services requires that services be			
	
			
•	Question 14

	
	Preadmission Screening and Resident Review applies to			
	
			
•	Question 15

	
	Long-term care is referred to as short-term when it is needed for			
	
			
•	Question 16

	
	The procedures for monitoring outputs, comparison of outputs with preset standards, evaluation of discrepancies between outputs and standards, and taking corrective action when necessary are collectively referred to as			
	
			
•	Question 17

	
	Of the three main components of person-centered care, (1) overarching human factors, (2) socio-residential factors, and (3) clinical factors, which one applies to privacy of person?			
	
•	Question 18

	
	What is strategy?			
	
			
•	Question 19

	
	As a general rule, if a nurse records in a patient- medical record that a prescribed treatment was given when in fact it was not given, who would be liable?			
	
			
•	Question 20

	
	In new construction, a patient must be able to exit the building without having to walk more than ____ feet.			
	
			
•	Question 21

	
	A Medicare benefit period ends:			
	
			
•	Question 22

	
	Which of the following patients is likely to require long-term care for less than 90 days?			
	
			
•	Question 23

	
	What are blocking routines?			
	
			
•	Question 24

	
	Which of the following types of facilities has been growing at a faster rate than all others?			
	
			
•	Question 25

	
	Which of the following is true about long-term care policy in the United States?			
	
			
•	Question 26

	
	If a state legislature passes a new law that modifies the methodology for Medicaid reimbursement, this law would be classified as			
	
			
•	Question 27

	
	Who is the largest payer for home health services?			
	
			
•	Question 28

	
	Most of the nursing home beds in the United States are operated by			
	
			
•	Question 29

	
	A nursing facility builds its reputation and image by			
	
			
•	Question 30

	
	The facility- allegation of compliance with regulatory standards in response to cited deficiencies is called a