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Prepare for the NFPA 99 exam with 2026–2027 fill-in-the-blank practice questions, correct answers, references, and complete exam preparation. Review essential Health Care Facilities Code topics including medical gas and vacuum systems, risk categories, patient care spaces, essential electrical systems, emergency oxygen supply connections, central supply systems, medical air, WAGD, zone valves, inspection, testing, and safety requirements. Ideal for medical gas technicians, installers, inspectors, verifiers, healthcare facility professionals, and candidates preparing for NFPA 99-related exams and certification assessments.

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NFPA 99 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions 2026–2027 –
Practice Test, Answers & Complete Exam Prep
1. 3.3.48 Emergency Oxygen Supply Connection (EOSC).
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An assembly of equipment that permits a gas supplier to make a
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-------------- connection to supply oxygen to a building that has had
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itsnormalsourceofoxygeninterrupted.(PIP):temporary
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2. 3.3.51* Essential Electrical System. n n n




A system comprised of alternate sources of power and all connected distri-bution
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systems and ancillary equipment, designed to ensure continuity of electrical
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power to designated areas and functions of a health care facility during ------ of
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normal power sources, and also to minimize disruption within the internal wiring
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system. (ELS): disruption
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3. 3.3.93 Life Safety Branch. n n n




A system of feeders and branch circuits supplying power for lighting, recep-
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tacles, and equipment ------- for life safety that is automatically connected to
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alternate power sources by one or more transfer switches during interruption of
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the normal power source. (ELS): essential
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4. 3.3.136*PatientCare Space.Anyspaceofahealthcare n n n n n n n n n




facility wherein patientsare intended tobeexamined or treated.
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(FUN)
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3.3.136.1 *Category 1Space.Spaceinwhichfailureof n n n n n n n n




equipmentorasystemislikelytocause majorinjuryor
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death of patients, staff,or visitors. (FUN)
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3.3.136.2 *Category 2Space.Spaceinwhichfailureof n n n n n n n n




n equipmentorasystemislikelytocauseminorinjuryto n n n n n n n n n n




n patients, staff,or visitors.(FUN) n n n n




3.3.136.3 * Category 3 Space. Space in which the failure of
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equipment or a system is not likely to cause injury to
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patients, staff, or visitors but can cause discomfort. (FUN)
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3.3.136.4 * Category 4 Space. Space in which failure of n n n n n n n n





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,equipment or a system is not likely to have a physical impact on n n n n n n n n n n n n




patient care. (FUN):
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5. 3.3.139 Patient Care Vicinity. n n n




A space, within a location intended for the examination and treatment of
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patients,extending(ft)beyondthenormallocationofthebed,chair,table,
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treadmill, orotherdevice thatsupports the patient during examination and
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treatment
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and extending vertically to ( ft 6 in.) above the floor. (MED): 6,7
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6. 3.3.158 Risk Categories. n n




3.3.158.1 Category 1. n




Activities, systems, or equipment whose failure is likely to cause ----------------to
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patients, staff, or visitors.
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.: majorinjuryordeath
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7. 3.3.158 Risk Categories. n n




3.3.158.2 Category 2. n




Activities, systems, or equipment whose failure is likely to cause ---------------- ,
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staff, or visitors: minorinjurytopatients
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8. 3.3.158 Risk Categories. n n




3.3.158.3 Category 3. n




Activities, systems, or equipment whose failure ------------------------------ to patients,
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staff,or visitors but can cause discomfort.: isnotlikelytocauseinjury
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9. 3.3.158 Risk Categories. n n




3.3.158.4 Category 4. n




Activities, systems, or equipment whose failure would have ---------------- on patient
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care.: noimpact n n




10. Chapter 5 Gas and Vacuum Systems n n n n n




5.1 Category 1PipedGasandVacuum Systems. n n n n n n




5.1.1 * Applicability. n




5.1.1.1 These requirements shall apply to health care facilities n n n n n n n




thatrequireCategory 1systems asreferencedinChapter4.
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, 5.1.1.2 Category 1 piped gas or piped vacuum system requirements shall be n n n n n n n n n n




applied where any of the following criteria is met:
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(1) General anesthesia or deep sedation is performed as n n n n n n n




defined in 3.3.66.1 and 3.3.66.2.
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(2) The loss of the piped gas or piped vacuum systems is
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likely to cause major injury or -------- of patients, staff, or
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visitors.
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(3) The facility piped gas or piped vacuum systems are intended for Category 1
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patientcarespaceper3.3.136.1:death
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11. 15.4.2.2 Central Supply System Identification and Labeling n n n n n n




(Oxygen and Nitrous Oxide)
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15.4.2.2.8 Locations containing -------------pressure gases other than n n n n n n




oxygen and medical air shall have their door(s) labeled as follows:
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Positive-Pressure Gases n




NO Smoking or Open Flame
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Room May Have Insufficient Oxygen
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Open Door and Allow Room to Ventilate Before Entering
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N 15.4.2.2.9 Locations containing central supply systems or
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cylinders containing only oxygen or medical air shall have their
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door(s) labeled as follows:
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Medical Gases n




NO Smoking or Open Flame: positive
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12. 5.1.3.2 Central Supply System Operations. n n n n




5.1.3.2.1 The use of adapters or conversion fittings to adapt one ---
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-----specific fitting to another shall be prohibited.: gas n n n n n n n




13. 5.1.3.3.2* Design and Construction. Locations for central n n n n n n




supply systems and the storage of ------pressure gases shall
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