California Nursing Home Administrator License Practice Exam

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How early may a resident health assessment be completed prior to admission?

  1. 5 days

  2. 30 days

  3. 45 days

  4. 60 days

The correct answer is: 45 days

The correct answer is based on regulations that allow for a resident health assessment to be conducted up to 45 days prior to admission to a nursing home. This time frame ensures that the facility has enough updated information to properly prepare for the incoming resident's needs and plan for their care effectively. Completing the assessment within this period allows the nursing home administrator and care team to review the resident's medical history, identify any specific care requirements, and ensure that necessary resources and staff are in place upon admission. It also helps in establishing a baseline for the resident’s health and care needs, aiding in the development of a personalized care plan. While the options regarding 5 days, 30 days, and 60 days may seem plausible as they suggest a window for conducting assessments, the 45-day period aligns best with the requirements to gather relevant information without being too far removed from the actual admission date, ensuring that the data reflects the current needs of the resident.