NHA Rules

A widespread deficiency is a deficiency ______________.
1. Affecting no more than a very limited number of residents,
2. Affecting more than a limited number of residents
3. Affecting the entire facility
4. All of the above

A deficiency were a resident has been compromised and harmed, but is not currently at risk for further injury or death
Class I
Class II
Class III
Class IV

A deficiency where is resident is not harmed but had the potential for harm
Class I
Class II
Class III
Class IV

Which is not true?
1. A facility can require a new hire to resubmit to a level 2 screening if they have evidence of previously qualifying under a level 2 screening and have not maintained continuous residency in this state for the past 5 years but attest in writing under perjury they meet residency requirements
2. A new hire who must qualify under a level background check must furnish the prospective employer a full set of fingerprints for a national criminal background check
3. The nursing facility must submit the completed fingerprint card to AHCA
4. Facilities must have in their possession evidence that level 1 screening has been completed before allowing an employee to begin working with patients