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IAHSS Advanced Pretest and Advanced Training For
Healthcare Security Personnel 4th Edition
Questions With Complete Solutions Latest Update 2025
Security departments are judged on what they do to... - ANSWER -Proactively prevent incidents
C
LE
A good crime prevention program uses perimeter barriers, building exteriors, and interior
controls to create: - ANSWER -Layers of protection
ST
Employee involvement in crime prevention starts with... - ANSWER -new employee orientation
BE
Appearing professional, friendly, approachable and positive are the basis for your - ANSWER -
attitude
To make good decisions on the job, you must - ANSWER -take care of yourself on and off the
job
The best way to achieve enhanced customer service is by using what method to exceed the
expectations of the customer is a - ANSWER -multi-tiered approach
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Customers value reliability and _____________________ - ANSWER -competence
Premise liability refers to the legal responsibility... - ANSWER -property owner owes to persons
on the property
What approach should be followed to determine appropriate protective measures and security
and safety for off-campus facilities - ANSWER -security inspections and risk assessments
Healthcare organizations are perhaps at a greater risk for slip and fall due to - ANSWER -
C
medical conditions limit Mobility
LE
What best describes the Broken Window Theory? - ANSWER -Neglect in an area creates the
impression that no one cares.
ST
The four most common methods of patrol are: - ANSWER -Foot, K-9, Bicycle, and Motorized
BE
One of several advantages to foot patrol is - ANSWER -providing a visible deterrent to crime.
A major disadvantage to foot patrol is - ANSWER -the opportunity to socialize excessively.
Covert and undercover investigations in the healthcare setting should - ANSWER -be undertaken
only when traditional methods of handling the situation have been tried or examined
Assault, both simple and aggravated, occur most often: - ANSWER -Anytime
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Which of the following is not an element needed for a crime to occur? - ANSWER -Training
additional steps are necessary to sustain employee awareness and involvement in the security
effort. all of the following vehicles are used except - ANSWER -overhead paging system
announcements
When addressing workplace violence security officers are expected to do all of the following
except - ANSWER -respond and resolve immediately
C
LE
When assessing security-sensitive areas an officer might consider all of the following except -
ANSWER -creating unobstructed passage for patients and visitors
ST
Which of the following is not an activity an officer should engage in to reduce the threat of
workplace of violence? - ANSWER -Intervening quickly in resolving without involving
management
BE
Which of the following steps would be least effective when treating a patient in potential danger
as a victim or witness to a crime - ANSWER -assign room without window
To provide security assistance regarding combative patients, all security staff should be well
trained in - ANSWER -Descalation techniques
Infants are most commonly abducted by - ANSWER -a stranger
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Patients suffering from dementia require - ANSWER -particular attention to keep them from
wandering away
When conducting an intervention with a mental health patient hospital security should -
ANSWER -conduct the intervention in the privacy of the patient's room
During a walkout or strike at a healthcare facility hospital security can expect all of the following
except - ANSWER -striking employees will be cooperative in order to protect their job
C
Some of the job action assignments for security in the incident command system for dealing with
civil disturbances include - ANSWER -Access Control, incident documentation, event
LE
preparation with local law enforcement
ST
In responding to an active shooter scenario the armed Healthcare security officer should -
ANSWER -realize they can minimize casualties by taking successful actions
BE
Proactive risk assessments consider all of the following events except - ANSWER -normal
planned events
High sensitivity or vulnerable areas in the healthcare facility such as an emergency department or
women's services are known as - ANSWER -security sensitive areas
Doors that are being secured by magnetic locks should always be connected to the - ANSWER -
fire alarm panel
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IAHSS Advanced Pretest and Advanced Training For
Healthcare Security Personnel 4th Edition
Questions With Complete Solutions Latest Update 2025
Security departments are judged on what they do to... - ANSWER -Proactively prevent incidents
C
LE
A good crime prevention program uses perimeter barriers, building exteriors, and interior
controls to create: - ANSWER -Layers of protection
ST
Employee involvement in crime prevention starts with... - ANSWER -new employee orientation
BE
Appearing professional, friendly, approachable and positive are the basis for your - ANSWER -
attitude
To make good decisions on the job, you must - ANSWER -take care of yourself on and off the
job
The best way to achieve enhanced customer service is by using what method to exceed the
expectations of the customer is a - ANSWER -multi-tiered approach
1
, BESTLEC
Customers value reliability and _____________________ - ANSWER -competence
Premise liability refers to the legal responsibility... - ANSWER -property owner owes to persons
on the property
What approach should be followed to determine appropriate protective measures and security
and safety for off-campus facilities - ANSWER -security inspections and risk assessments
Healthcare organizations are perhaps at a greater risk for slip and fall due to - ANSWER -
C
medical conditions limit Mobility
LE
What best describes the Broken Window Theory? - ANSWER -Neglect in an area creates the
impression that no one cares.
ST
The four most common methods of patrol are: - ANSWER -Foot, K-9, Bicycle, and Motorized
BE
One of several advantages to foot patrol is - ANSWER -providing a visible deterrent to crime.
A major disadvantage to foot patrol is - ANSWER -the opportunity to socialize excessively.
Covert and undercover investigations in the healthcare setting should - ANSWER -be undertaken
only when traditional methods of handling the situation have been tried or examined
Assault, both simple and aggravated, occur most often: - ANSWER -Anytime
2
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Which of the following is not an element needed for a crime to occur? - ANSWER -Training
additional steps are necessary to sustain employee awareness and involvement in the security
effort. all of the following vehicles are used except - ANSWER -overhead paging system
announcements
When addressing workplace violence security officers are expected to do all of the following
except - ANSWER -respond and resolve immediately
C
LE
When assessing security-sensitive areas an officer might consider all of the following except -
ANSWER -creating unobstructed passage for patients and visitors
ST
Which of the following is not an activity an officer should engage in to reduce the threat of
workplace of violence? - ANSWER -Intervening quickly in resolving without involving
management
BE
Which of the following steps would be least effective when treating a patient in potential danger
as a victim or witness to a crime - ANSWER -assign room without window
To provide security assistance regarding combative patients, all security staff should be well
trained in - ANSWER -Descalation techniques
Infants are most commonly abducted by - ANSWER -a stranger
3
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Patients suffering from dementia require - ANSWER -particular attention to keep them from
wandering away
When conducting an intervention with a mental health patient hospital security should -
ANSWER -conduct the intervention in the privacy of the patient's room
During a walkout or strike at a healthcare facility hospital security can expect all of the following
except - ANSWER -striking employees will be cooperative in order to protect their job
C
Some of the job action assignments for security in the incident command system for dealing with
civil disturbances include - ANSWER -Access Control, incident documentation, event
LE
preparation with local law enforcement
ST
In responding to an active shooter scenario the armed Healthcare security officer should -
ANSWER -realize they can minimize casualties by taking successful actions
BE
Proactive risk assessments consider all of the following events except - ANSWER -normal
planned events
High sensitivity or vulnerable areas in the healthcare facility such as an emergency department or
women's services are known as - ANSWER -security sensitive areas
Doors that are being secured by magnetic locks should always be connected to the - ANSWER -
fire alarm panel
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