Verified Answers
Question 1
What is the PRIMARY benefit of having a pre-manufactured OR ceiling?
Correct Answer
decreased need for field coordination
Question 2
cardiac catheterization
Correct Answer
a diagnostic procedure in which a catheter is passed into a vein or artery and then
guided into the heart
Question 3
Clinical laboratory
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where tests are done on clinical specimens in order to get information about the
health of a patient as pertaining to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of
disease.
Question 4
MEP considerations for Special Diagnostic Areas
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MEP considerations for this area include:
- emergency power
- dedicated exhaust for nuclear scan rooms
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,Question 5
Noninvasive diagnostic testing of the cardiovascular system includes the follow:
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- Electrocardiography
- Echocardiography
- Cardiac Stress Testing
- Nuclear Scans
- Holter Monitoring
- Pacemaker verification
- Peripheral Vascular (PV) studies
Question 6
Location of a cath lab
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- 2/3 of procedures are performed in an outpatient basis
- cath labs performing therapeutic or endovascular procedures is typically in the
inpatient environment
Question 7
Reprocessing
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cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization of equipment, devices, and supplies.
Question 8
spirometer
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An instrument for measuring the volume of air entering and leaving the lungs.
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,Question 9
Typical workload parameters for Peripheral Vascular Study
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Percentage of volume Outpatient: 80%
Percentage of volume Inpatient: 20%
Average Length of Procedure: 60 minutes
Inpatient procedure location: in the department
Question 10
Cath Labs relationship to other departments
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- ability to move inpatients rapidly from critical care unit
- close to Emergency Department for unscheduled patients
- for emergencies, direct movement of patient from Cath Lab to surgery should not
pass through public corridors
Question 11
Examples of what the term "hospital" in the Life Safety Code refers to for what
inpatient care settings
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psychiatric and rehabilitation
Question 12
Hot Lab
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the rooms in nuclear medicine hospitals that have been specially designed to
deliver, store, and prepare radioactive materials required for diagnostic imaging and
radiotherapy
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, Question 13
Major move-in considerations after certificate of occupancy
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1. Patient Safety
2. Roles and responsibilities of staff members
3. Activation for a command center
4. Move Routes
5. Mock Move
6. Planning for equipment
7. Planning for communication
8. Communication with Patients and Family
Question 14
An architect is planning new construction of an ED per the FGI Guidelines and
has laid out 8 exam/treatment rooms. Staff request 2 additional rooms and ask
for a reduction in examination room size. When the architect replies that the
rooms have 120 sf clear floor area, staff say that 90 sf is enough space. The
architect should respond by
Correct Answer
informing staff that the proposed rooms do not meet code.
Question 15
Functional Plan
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an initial planning document in which the purpose of a project, along with key
project requirements is recorded.
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