Question

1. what is the term used by the department for the adult, firm, partnership, association, corporation, county, city, public agency, or other governmental entity having the authority and responsibility for the operation of a licensed community care facility? license holder licensure licensed owner licensee 7. what california state department oversees and enforces the residential care facilities for the elderly regulations? the california department of social services the california partnership for long term care the california assisted living association the california department of state hospitals 8. which condition must exist to allow oxygen therapy for a resident in a residential care facility? staff verbally advises local fire service of oxygen use at the facility. the licensee obtains approval from the licensing agency no later than 30 days after start of therapy. oxygen therapy is provided by an appropriately skilled professional. when oxygen is in use, smoking will be prohibited throughout the facility.

Explanation:

1. In regulatory and licensing contexts, the term "License holder" is commonly used to denote the entity (adult, firm, etc.) with authority and responsibility for operating a licensed community care facility.
2. The California Department of Social Services is the state - level department that has the mandate to oversee and enforce regulations related to Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly.
3. For oxygen therapy in a residential care facility, having it provided by an appropriately skilled professional is a fundamental requirement to ensure safety and proper medical practice. Verbal advice (not formal), approval after start (not before - which is usually required), and just prohibiting smoking (while important) are not the core condition for allowing oxygen therapy compared to having a skilled professional.

Answer:

1. License holder
2. The California Department of Social Services
3. Oxygen therapy is provided by an appropriately skilled professional.