Question

1. which choice represents a requirement for catheter care to be an allowable restricted health service in a residential care facility? the resident requires total care of their catheter. irrigation does not require a physicians order the catheter drainage bag may be emptied by appropriately trained facility staff. staff performance reviews on catheter care shall occur every 2 years. 7. what term describes specific health conditions, listed in californias residential care facilities for the elderly manual that prevents a residents admission to the facility? prohibited health conditions restricted health conditions active health conditions exempted health conditions 8. if a licensee believes an exception to the requirements of restricted and prohibited health conditions is deemed necessary, what action can they take? admit the resident into a private room submit a written exception request exceptions are not permitted

Explanation:

For question 6, in residential care facilities, having appropriately - trained staff empty the catheter drainage bag is a common and allowable aspect of catheter care. For question 7, prohibited health conditions are those that prevent a resident's admission as per the California manual. For question 8, if a licensee believes an exception is needed, they typically submit a written exception request.

Answer:

1. The catheter drainage bag may be emptied by appropriately trained facility staff.
2. Prohibited health conditions
3. Submit a written exception request