Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

What must the emergency electrical service cover in a nursing home?

1. Lighting at nursing stations, exit and corridor lights, boiler room, and nurse call system

2. Lighting at nursing stations, kitchen, resident rooms, and elevators

3. Lighting at nursing stations, telephone switchboards, exit and corridor lights, boiler room, fire alarm systems, and medical records when solely electronically based

4. Lighting at nursing stations, telephone switchboards, exit and corridor lights, and dining room

The correct answer is: Lighting at nursing stations, telephone switchboards, exit and corridor lights, boiler room, fire alarm systems, and medical records when solely electronically based

The correct answer is C because emergency electrical service in a nursing home must cover essential areas to ensure the safety and well-being of residents in case of power outages or emergencies. This includes providing emergency lighting at nursing stations, telephone switchboards, exit and corridor lights, boiler room, fire alarm systems, and medical records when solely electronically based. Options A, B, and D do not include all the necessary areas that emergency electrical service should cover in a nursing home according to regulations.