ANSWERS
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1. The standard is divided into two parts:
Answer:
Design Concerns compliance issues Involves creating a plan for patient care from assessment through
treatment
Implementation Putting the plan into action Performance measures must be checked starting immediately
after implementation
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2. Design
Answer:
Concerns compliance issues Involves creating a plan for patient care from assessment through treatment
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3. Has done more to improve healthcare safety and security than anything else in the last 15 years
Answer:
The Joint Commission
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4. Implementation
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Putting the plan into action Performance measures must be checked starting immediately after
implementation
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5. The Joint Commission Survey
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Conducts multi-disciplinary on-site surveys Utilizes a patient tracer methodology
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6. What are the three elements of CPTED?
Answer:
1) Natural access control
2) Natural surveillance
3) Territorial reinforcement
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7. What are the two types of signage?
Answer:
1) Command Signs
2) Informational Signs
, Question:
8. What does the text mean by "Control and Uniform Signage?"
Answer:
Enforce a basic sign standard regarding design, size, colors and placement. No handwritten signs!
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9. Describe the growth rate of a typical master key system.
Answer:
- It will grow 300% over 10 years
- a practical life-span is 10-12 years
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10. What are the four levels of a master key system?
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1- the change key 2- the sub-master key 3- the master key 4- the grand master key
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11. Incandescent Lighting...how many lumens per watt?
Answer:
20 lumens per watt-- Excellent color discrimination
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12. What is the minimum recommended height for security fencing?
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7 feet
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13. Mercury vapor..how many lumens per watt?
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63 lumens per watt Good color discrimination
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14. Minimum recommended height for a mini-mesh security fence is:
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8 feet
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15. Describe a Type 1 workplace violence event.
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It is a criminal event The perpetrator has no legitimate relationship to the healthcare facility.
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16. Describe a Type 2 workplace violence event.
Answer:
Perpetrated by a patient-- A Type 2 is committed by someone who is a recipient of a service provided by
the HCF or victim.