Facility Management Test Flashcards
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Under California RCFE regulations, how many hours of initial training must a new administrator complete before assuming duties?
Answer: 40 hours
New RCFE administrators must complete 40 hours of initial administrator certification training before or shortly after assuming their role.
What is the minimum staff-to-resident ratio required during nighttime hours at an RCFE with 16 residents?
Answer: Depends on resident care needs
RCFE staffing ratios during nighttime are determined by the assessed needs of residents rather than a fixed universal ratio.
Which of the following is a mandatory background check requirement for all RCFE employees who have contact with residents?
Answer: Both DOJ and FBI fingerprint clearances
All RCFE staff with resident contact must obtain clearances from both the California DOJ and the FBI through fingerprint-based background checks.
How often must RCFE direct care staff complete continuing education training after the initial certification?
Answer: 8 hours every year
After initial training, RCFE direct care staff must complete a minimum of 8 hours of continuing education each year.
What must an RCFE administrator do if they plan to be absent from the facility for more than 30 consecutive days?
Answer: Designate a qualified facility manager in writing and notify CDSS
For absences exceeding 30 days, the administrator must designate a qualified manager in writing and notify CDSS of the arrangement.
Which of the following disqualifies a person from working in an RCFE under California's criminal background clearance rules?
Answer: A felony conviction for elder abuse at any time
A felony conviction for elder or dependent adult abuse results in a permanent disqualification from working in an RCFE regardless of when it occurred.
An RCFE staff member witnesses a resident fall and sustain a cut requiring stitches. What is the first required action?
Answer: Provide first aid and call emergency services if needed
The immediate priority after a resident injury is to provide first aid and summon emergency medical services if the injury warrants it.