Introduction & Responsibilities
Ethics & Theories
Staffing & Challenges
100

Who oversees the overall operations of a nursing home?

Nursing home administrator.

100

Which ethical principle is defined as the intentional avoidance of behaviors that result harm/danger?

Nonmaleficence.

100

What is one major staffing problem nursing homes face?

Difficulty hiring or retaining qualified staff.

200

Name one financial responsibility of a nursing home administrator.

Managing the budget, monitoring expenses, or planning finances.

200

Which ethical principle means respecting residents’ choices about their own body?

Autonomy.

200

How can staff shortages affect nursing home residents?

Residents may have to wait longer for help, and the quality of care may suffer.

300

Who does an administrator communicate with besides staff? Name one group.

Residents, families, physicians, the governing board, or the public.

300

A nursing home administrator can apply classical utilitarianism when...

Making decisions about staffing, resources, and resident services

300

Name one way administrators can help attract and retain employees.

Offer competitive pay, improve work-life balance, recognize employees, or partner with nursing schools.