Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

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By what time must employees be oriented to residents' rights and to their position and duties?

  1. By the time they have worked 7 days

  2. By the time they have worked 15 days

  3. By the time they have worked 30 days

  4. By the time they have worked 60 days

The correct answer is: By the time they have worked 30 days

Employees must be oriented to residents' rights and their position and duties by the time they have worked 30 days. This ensures that employees are adequately trained and informed before fully assuming their roles and responsibilities. Options A and B are incorrect because 7 and 15 days, respectively, may not provide enough time for proper orientation. Option D is incorrect because 60 days is too long to wait for employees to be properly oriented, which may result in potential issues and problems.