Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

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Which of the following ensures that a nursing home can’t admit residents with communicable diseases?

  1. Receipt of physician's initial plans of care

  2. Certification of screening for diseases transmissible in a healthcare setting

  3. Order from a physician

  4. Medical history report

The correct answer is: Certification of screening for diseases transmissible in a healthcare setting

Certification of screening for diseases transmissible in a healthcare setting ensures that a nursing home cannot admit residents with communicable diseases. This process involves assessing potential residents for contagious conditions that could pose a risk to other residents and staff within the facility. By completing this screening and certification, the nursing home can maintain a safe environment for all individuals under its care. The other options - receipt of physician's initial plans of care, order from a physician, and medical history report - do not specifically address the prevention of admitting residents with communicable diseases.