Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

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What certification must each day care client have before being served by a facility?

Certification of no mental illness
Certification of no developmental disability
Certification that the client is free from TB
Certification of no past criminal record

The correct answer is: Certification that the client is free from TB

A certification of no mental illness or no developmental disability is not relevant to whether a client can be served by a day care facility, as these are not conditions that would prevent them from receiving care. While having a certification that they are free from TB is important, it is not the only factor that determines whether a client can be served by a facility. A certification of no past criminal record may also be important, but it is typically not a requirement for receiving day care services. Therefore, the most important certification for a day care client to have is a certification that they are free from TB, as this ensures the safety and well-being of both the client and the other clients and staff at the facility.