Illinois Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

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What is the minimum number of licensed-nurse hours that must be provided in the facility each day?

At least 24 hours
At least 60 hours
At least 66 hours
At least 76 hours

The correct answer is: At least 24 hours

The minimum number of licensed-nurse hours required to be provided in a nursing facility each day is at least 24 hours. This requirement ensures that there is a licensed nurse available at all times to address the medical needs of residents, administer medications, and provide necessary care. Having licensed nursing staff on hand around the clock is fundamental to maintaining regulatory compliance and ensuring the safety and well-being of residents. While options stating higher numbers of nurse hours do exist, they typically reflect specific care levels or state regulations that may vary. The minimum standard of 24 hours establishes a baseline for nursing services necessary to meet the immediate needs of residents while encouraging facilities to adequately staff beyond this minimum to provide higher quality care.