Facility Management Test Flashcards
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Within what timeframe must an RCFE submit a written report to the licensing agency following a serious incident such as a resident death from non-natural causes?
Answer: Immediately by phone, written report within 7 days
Serious incidents must be reported to the licensing agency immediately by telephone, followed by a written report within 7 days.
An RCFE's disaster plan must be reviewed and updated at minimum how often?
Answer: Annually
RCFE disaster and emergency plans must be reviewed and updated at least annually to remain current and effective.
Which of the following must be included in an RCFE's written disaster and mass casualty plan?
Answer: Procedures for evacuation, shelter-in-place, and communication with residents' families
RCFE disaster plans must include evacuation procedures, shelter-in-place protocols, and communication procedures with residents' responsible parties.
If an RCFE must evacuate residents due to an emergency, which residents must have individualized evacuation plans documented in their records?
Answer: Residents who need assistance or special equipment to evacuate
Residents who require assistance or special equipment to evacuate must have individualized evacuation plans to ensure their safety during emergencies.
How many days' supply of emergency food and water must an RCFE maintain on-site according to regulations?
Answer: 3 days
California RCFE regulations require facilities to maintain a minimum 3-day emergency supply of food and water for all residents and staff.
When must an RCFE notify the licensing agency about a communicable disease outbreak affecting residents?
Answer: Within 24 hours of identification of the outbreak
An RCFE must notify the licensing agency within 24 hours when a communicable disease outbreak is identified among residents.
An RCFE administrator suspects a staff member is abusing a resident. Under California law, the administrator is a mandated reporter and must:
Answer: Report the suspicion to Adult Protective Services and local law enforcement immediately
Mandated reporters must immediately report suspected elder abuse to Adult Protective Services (APS) and law enforcement without first conducting an internal investigation.