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FIPP FINAL EXAM AND STUDY GUIDE NEWEST 2026
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 400 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY
GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
Which type of transmission-based precaution requires a well fitted N-95
or higher-level respirator to be worn when entering a patient space?
A. Airborne precautions
B. Code Green precautions
C. Contact precautions
D. Standard precautions - Correct Answer -- Airborne precautions
According to Dr. Nau's slides posted for week 1, what proportion of
hospital admissions result in an adverse event?
A. 1 out of 12 admissions
B. 1 out of 4 admissions
C. 1 out of 10 admissions
D. 1 out of 50 admissions - Correct Answer -- 1 out of 4 admissions
A catheter that is inserted directly into the subclavian artery is known as
a _________
A. peripheral line
B. midline catheter
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C. INT
D. central line - Correct Answer -- central line
Which of the following TPN components contains the greatest caloric
content per gram?
A. protein
B. dextrose
C. lipids
D. multivitamins - Correct Answer -- lipids
Lipids typically comprise about what percentage of total kcal in a 3-in-1
TPN?
A. 50%
B. 30%
C. 10%
D. 9.5% - Correct Answer -- 30%
Dr. Nau discussed a well-known model for describing how an error
could penetrate multiple layers of defenses. This model is known as the
______ cheese model.
A. Gouda
B. Swiss
C. Cheddar
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D. Mozzarella - Correct Answer -- Swiss
Proactive risk assessment in health care can be conducted by analyzing
the potential failure points in a system and determining the probability of
each failure point and the severity of consequences for each type of
failure.
This proactive approach to risk assessment is known as:
A. Root Cause Analysis
B. Static mode analysis
C. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
D. Case-control study - Correct Answer -- Failure Mode and Effects
Analysis
Which of the following abbreviations is error-prone and should be
avoided?
A. u for units
B. BID for twice a day
C. q6h for every 6 hours
D. mg for milligram - Correct Answer -- u for units
In the context of Continuous Quality Improvement, the acronym PDSA
stands for ?
A. Percutaneous Developmental Safety Actions
B. Plan, Do, Study, Act
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C. Planning, Decoding, Safety, Accountability
D. Past Dangerous Safety Actions - Correct Answer -- Plan, Do, Study,
Act
The Medicare Part D star ratings contain how many performance
measures related to medication adherence?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 - Correct Answer -- 3
You determine a patient is taking an over the counter aspirin 81 mg PO
once a day, that was not listed on their home medication list. What type
of a discrepancy is this?
A. Omission
B. Commission
C. Therapeutic Duplication - Correct Answer -- Omission
The policy used by a PBM that requires a prescriber to provide written
(or digital) justification for use of a drug before a PBM will approve the
payment/coverage of the drug is known as:
A. Step Therapy
B. Quantity Limits
C. Prior Authorization
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FIPP FINAL EXAM AND STUDY GUIDE NEWEST 2026
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 400 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY
GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
Which type of transmission-based precaution requires a well fitted N-95
or higher-level respirator to be worn when entering a patient space?
A. Airborne precautions
B. Code Green precautions
C. Contact precautions
D. Standard precautions - Correct Answer -- Airborne precautions
According to Dr. Nau's slides posted for week 1, what proportion of
hospital admissions result in an adverse event?
A. 1 out of 12 admissions
B. 1 out of 4 admissions
C. 1 out of 10 admissions
D. 1 out of 50 admissions - Correct Answer -- 1 out of 4 admissions
A catheter that is inserted directly into the subclavian artery is known as
a _________
A. peripheral line
B. midline catheter
pg. 1
,2|Page
C. INT
D. central line - Correct Answer -- central line
Which of the following TPN components contains the greatest caloric
content per gram?
A. protein
B. dextrose
C. lipids
D. multivitamins - Correct Answer -- lipids
Lipids typically comprise about what percentage of total kcal in a 3-in-1
TPN?
A. 50%
B. 30%
C. 10%
D. 9.5% - Correct Answer -- 30%
Dr. Nau discussed a well-known model for describing how an error
could penetrate multiple layers of defenses. This model is known as the
______ cheese model.
A. Gouda
B. Swiss
C. Cheddar
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D. Mozzarella - Correct Answer -- Swiss
Proactive risk assessment in health care can be conducted by analyzing
the potential failure points in a system and determining the probability of
each failure point and the severity of consequences for each type of
failure.
This proactive approach to risk assessment is known as:
A. Root Cause Analysis
B. Static mode analysis
C. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
D. Case-control study - Correct Answer -- Failure Mode and Effects
Analysis
Which of the following abbreviations is error-prone and should be
avoided?
A. u for units
B. BID for twice a day
C. q6h for every 6 hours
D. mg for milligram - Correct Answer -- u for units
In the context of Continuous Quality Improvement, the acronym PDSA
stands for ?
A. Percutaneous Developmental Safety Actions
B. Plan, Do, Study, Act
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C. Planning, Decoding, Safety, Accountability
D. Past Dangerous Safety Actions - Correct Answer -- Plan, Do, Study,
Act
The Medicare Part D star ratings contain how many performance
measures related to medication adherence?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 - Correct Answer -- 3
You determine a patient is taking an over the counter aspirin 81 mg PO
once a day, that was not listed on their home medication list. What type
of a discrepancy is this?
A. Omission
B. Commission
C. Therapeutic Duplication - Correct Answer -- Omission
The policy used by a PBM that requires a prescriber to provide written
(or digital) justification for use of a drug before a PBM will approve the
payment/coverage of the drug is known as:
A. Step Therapy
B. Quantity Limits
C. Prior Authorization
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