Free New Jersey Assisted Living Administrator Examination Practice Questions
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1Which concept names the overall model that combines housing and services while promoting aging in place and shared responsibility?
- A. Assisted living
- B. Managed risk
- C. Bounded choice
- D. Homelike environment
Answer: A
Explanation: N.J.A.C. 8:36 defines assisted living as the overall coordinated housing-and-services model built on aging in place, shared responsibility, and resident-centered values. The other options are constituent concepts within that model.
Reference: Njac 8 36 2021 Readoption — N.J.A.C. 8:36-1.3, definition of assisted living
2Which age-related factor that can hinder social connection is specifically a sensory change?
- A. Memory loss
- B. Mobility difficulty
- C. Hearing loss
- D. Loss of family and friends
3Who must perform the initial assessment when a resident is admitted to a New Jersey assisted living setting?
4A resident has general service needs but no health service needs. When is the general service plan due?
5When a resident's preferred choice may create harm, which document formalizes the negotiated balance between autonomy and safety?
- A. Admission agreement
- B. Managed risk agreement
- C. General service plan
- D. Health service plan
7What administrator coverage must every assisted living residence maintain?
- A. An administrator or designated alternate available at all times
- B. An administrator onsite only during surveys
- C. A pharmacist acting as administrator every night
- D. A resident council member serving as alternate
8When may a designated employee supervise a resident's self-administration of medication?
- A. When indicated in the service plan and performed according to prescriber orders
- B. Whenever the employee believes medication might help
- C. Only when no medication order exists
- D. Only after the resident gives up pharmacy choice
10A resident wants to keep long-standing daily routines and personal belongings. Which assisted living value is most directly involved?
- A. Independence
- B. Individuality
- C. Managed risk
- D. Bounded choice
Answer: B
Explanation: The rule's concept of individuality recognizes each resident's unique needs, capabilities, personality, background, and preferences. Preserving personal routines and belongings applies that value.
Reference: Njac 8 36 2023 Social Isolation — N.J.A.C. 8:36-1.3, definition of individuality
Topics in this practice bank
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Basic Concepts of Assisted Living
- Philosophy and Background
- Objectives and Principles
- Comparison of AL to other programs
- Home-like Environment
- Choice
- Independence
- Privacy
- Individuality
- Dignity
Age Related Changes and Aging in Place
- Aging Process and its Impact
- Physical
- Psychosocial Pecuniary
Resident Assessment
- Purpose and Process
- Guidelines for Conducting Assessments
- Regulatory Requirements
Scope of Services and Service Planning
- Guidelines
- Required Services
- Discharge Residency Criteria
- Resident Contracts
- Enhanced Scope of Services (Wound Care, Behavioral Issues, Hospice Care)
- Regulatory Requirements
Resident Services
- Resident Rights
- Managed Risk Agreements
- Working with Residents Families
- Working with External Health and Social Service Providers
Documentation
- Purpose and Methods
- Developing Policy and Procedure Manuals
- Regulatory Requirements
Effective Management Skills and Staffing
- Creating scheduling pattern to meet resident needs
- hiring and scheduling staff
- appropriate staffing patterns
- personnel policies and procedures
- regulatory requirements
- Leadership
- Financial
Nursing Activities and Medication Administration
- Appropriate Nurse Delegation
- Concept of Self Administration
- Medication Services
- Assistance and Administration of Medications
- Medication Storage
- Health Related Tasks
- Regulatory Requirements
- Infection Control and Universal Precautions
Regulatory and Physical Plant Requirements
- Maintaining Building, Grounds, and Equipment
- Fire, Common Disaster, and Emergency Preparedness
- Regulatory Requirements
- OSHA requirements
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