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  1. 1An Oregon residential care facility administrator changes her mailing address. By when must she notify the Health Licensing Office?

    1. A. Within 10 calendar days
    2. B. Within 20 calendar days
    3. C. Within 30 calendar days
    4. D. Within 60 calendar days

    Answer: C

    Explanation: OAR 331-010-0040 says authorization holders must notify the Office of information changes "within 30 calendar days of the change."

    Reference: Hlo Rules — OAR 331-010-0040

  2. 2Under OAR 411-054, which role is designated by the licensee to be responsible for a facility's daily operation and maintenance?

    1. A. Administrator
    2. B. Caregiver
    3. C. Consultant
    4. D. Licensee

    Answer: A

    Explanation: OAR 411-054-0005 defines "Administrator" as the designated person responsible for the facility's daily operation and maintenance.

    Reference: OAR 411-054 — OAR 411-054-0005(6)

  3. 3To renew an active residential care facility administrator license before inactivity, which set of actions is required?

    1. A. Submit the renewal form, attest to annual continuing education, and pay the renewal fee
    2. B. Submit a new initial application, repeat training, and retake the examination
    3. C. File an affidavit of practice, obtain employer approval, and pay only a delinquency fee
    4. D. Complete a background check, surrender the current license, and request reinstatement

    Answer: A

    Explanation: OAR 853-030-0070 requires the holder to "submit renewal application form," attest to continuing education, and pay the renewal fee.

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 853-030-0070(2)

  4. 4To renew an HLO authorization on time, when must the renewal payment be postmarked or received?

    1. A. No later than 10 days after expiration
    2. B. On or before the expiration date
    3. C. By the last business day after expiration
    4. D. Within 30 days after expiration

    Answer: B

    Explanation: OAR 331-030-0010 requires payment to be "postmarked or received by the Office ... on or before the expiration date."

    Reference: Hlo Rules — OAR 331-030-0010(9)

  5. 5A licensee operates two contiguous buildings of the same license type as one integrated unit. What licensing treatment applies?

    1. A. Each building always needs a separate license
    2. B. Neither building requires a license
    3. C. One license may cover them, but each building needs a distinct staffing plan
    4. D. One license may cover them with a single undifferentiated staffing plan

    Answer: C

    Explanation: OAR 411-054-0010 says separate licenses are not required in this situation, while "distinct staffing plans are required for each building."

    Reference: OAR 411-054 — OAR 411-054-0010(6)

  6. 6What must a license holder do after an administrator license has been inactive for more than three years?

    1. A. Pay only the delinquency fee
    2. B. Complete ten additional continuing-education hours
    3. C. Reapply and meet the current application requirements
    4. D. Request automatic reactivation from the employer

    Answer: C

    Explanation: OAR 853-030-0070 provides that a license inactive more than three years is expired and the holder "must reapply and meet the requirements."

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 853-030-0070(4)

  7. 7Absent a program-specific exception, when does an HLO authorization become not current?

    1. A. One year after issuance on that exact date
    2. B. On December 31 of the issuance year
    3. C. On the last day of the month two years after issuance
    4. D. On the last day of the month one year after issuance

    Answer: D

    Explanation: OAR 331-030-0010 states an authorization "becomes not current on the last day of the month, one year from the date of issuance."

    Reference: Hlo Rules — OAR 331-030-0010(3)

  8. 8A planned non-emergency renovation will displace residents overnight. How much advance written notice must residents receive?

    1. A. 30 days
    2. B. 45 days
    3. C. 60 days
    4. D. 90 days

    Answer: C

    Explanation: OAR 411-054-0010 requires the licensee to give residents "written notice 60 days prior" to a displacing non-emergent remodel.

    Reference: OAR 411-054 — OAR 411-054-0010(9)(a)(B)

  9. 9How many continuing-education hours must a residential care facility administrator complete during each authorization year?

    1. A. 12 hours
    2. B. 16 hours
    3. C. 20 hours
    4. D. 24 hours

    Answer: C

    Explanation: OAR 853-050-0005 requires residential care facility administrators to complete "a minimum of 20 hours of continuing education every authorization year."

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 853-050-0005(1)

  10. 10An Oregon licensee has reasonable cause to believe another covered licensee engaged in prohibited conduct. What is the licensee's duty?

    1. A. Report it to the board responsible for the other licensee
    2. B. Report it to the licensee's employer for internal review
    3. C. Report it to the local law enforcement agency
    4. D. Report it to the Health Licensing Office account unit

    Answer: A

    Explanation: ORS 676.150(2) says the licensee "shall report the conduct to the board responsible for the licensee" involved.

    Reference: Oregon Revised Statutes — ORS 676.150

Topics in this practice bank

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  • Health Licensing Office Laws and Rules
    • Health Licensing Rules
    • Health Licensing Laws
    • Notification Requirements
    • Unprofessional Conduct
    • Unprofessional Conduct — License Renewals
    • Unprofessional Conduct — Renewal Requirements
    • Unprofessional Conduct — License Term
    • Reporting Prohibited Conduct
    • Reporting Prohibited Conduct — Duty to Report
    • Reporting Prohibited Conduct — Reporting Requirements
    • Conduct of Investigations
    • Conduct of Investigations — Appearance Before the Health Licensing Office
    • Conduct of Investigations — Contact with Complainant
    • Civil Penalties
  • Department of Human Services Rules
    • Definitions
    • Licensing Standard
    • Licensing Standard — Separate Facility License
    • Licensing Standard — Remodel or Renovation
    • Licensing Standard — Permanent Closure
    • Licensing Standard — License Term
    • Change of Ownership or Management
    • Facility Administration
    • Facility Administration — Background Checks
    • Facility Administration — Staffing Plans
    • Facility Administration — Posting Requirements
    • Resident Rights and Protections
    • Resident Rights and Protections — Residents’ Bill of Rights
    • Resident Rights and Protections — Guardianship
    • Resident Rights and Protections — Resident Funds
    • Abuse Reporting and Investigation
    • Resident Services
    • Resident Services — Nutrition Services
    • Resident Services — Activities
    • Resident Services — Modified Special Diets
    • Resident Move-In and Evaluation
    • Resident Move-In and Evaluation — Move-in Evaluation Timeframes
    • Resident Move-In and Evaluation — Move-in Evaluation Administrator Responsibilities
    • Service Plan — General
    • Service Plan — General — Person-Centered Service Plan
    • Service Plan — General — Service Plan Timeframes
    • Service Plan — General — Service Plan Required Content
    • Service Plan — General — Risk Agreements
    • Change of Condition and Monitoring
    • Change of Condition and Monitoring — Short Term Change Definition
    • Change of Condition and Monitoring — Significant Change of Condition Definition
    • Change of Condition and Monitoring — Resident Monitoring and Reporting System
    • Medications and Treatments
    • Medications and Treatments — Oversight of the Medication Administration
    • Medications and Treatments — Medication Review
    • Medications and Treatments — Medication Administration
    • Medications and Treatments — Medication Administration Record
    • Medications and Treatments — Medication Self-administration
    • Restraints and Supportive Devices
    • Restraints and Supportive Devices — Permitted use of Restraints
    • Restraints and Supportive Devices — Documentation of Restraints
    • Staffing Requirements and Training
    • Staffing Requirements and Training — Direct Care Staffing Requirements
    • Staffing Requirements and Training — Direct Care Staff Training Hours
    • Involuntary Move-out Criteria
    • Involuntary Move-out Criteria — Involuntary Move-out Notice
    • Involuntary Move-out Criteria — Hearing Requests
    • Refunds and Financial Management
    • Refunds and Financial Management — Refunds upon Resident Death
    • Refunds and Financial Management — Rate Change Notice
    • Fire and Life Safety
    • Fire and Life Safety — Fire Drills
    • Fire and Life Safety — Fire Extinguishers Requirements
    • Emergency and Disaster Planning
    • Emergency and Disaster Planning — Emergency preparedness Drills
    • Emergency and Disaster Planning — Emergency preparedness Plan Posting
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Exterior Pathways
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Hallways and Corridors
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Grounds and Refuse Containers
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Recreation area Availably
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Reception Area
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Floor Surfaces
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Resident Unit Size and Occupancy
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Resident Storage Areas
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Residents Closets
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Dining Area Capacities
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Resident Lounge Sizing
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Linens and Cloths Washing Requirements
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Food Storage Requirements
    • Residential Care and Assisted Living Facility Building Requirements — Hot Water Temperature in Residents' Units
  • Long Term Care Administrators Board Rules
    • Professional Standards Model
    • License Renewals
    • License Renewals — Renewal Requirements
    • License Renewals — Renewal of Expired License
    • License Renewals — Continuing Education Hours

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