CPSI EXAM WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2023

Test Method for Accessibility on Safety Surfacing for Playgrounds - Correct answer-F 1951 Engineered Wood Fiber Safety Surfacing - Correct answer-F2075 Guide for ASTM Standards of Playground Surfacing - Correct answer-F2223 Poured-in-Place Rubber Surfacing - Correct answer-F2479 Loose-Fill Rubber Surfacing - Correct answer-F3012 Standard for Fencing/Barriers for Playgrounds - Correct answer-F2049 Contained Play Systems - Correct answer-F1918 Residential Playground Systems - Correct answer-F1148 Audits, Inspections, Maintenance - Correct answer-A.I.M First equipment recommended to be removed for safety reasons. - Correct answerGiant Stride Consumer Product Safety Commission. A federal guideline. - Correct answer-CPSC American Society for Testing and Materials. An International and Voluntary Standard - Correct answer-ASTM International Playground Equipment Manufacturers Assoc. - Correct answer-IPEMA Impact Attenuation of Surfacing Materials Within the USe Zone of Playground Equipment - Correct answer-F 1292-17 Most common cause of playground fatalities - Correct answer-Entanglement Most common cause of injury on public playgrounds - Correct answer-Falls A readily accessible hazard that would cause an accident which would result in: Death, Brain Damage, Permanent Paralysis, Loss of Vision, Loss of Limb, Loss of Speech, Organ Destruction - Correct answer-Priority 1 Hazard Standards Specs for Playgrounds for Public Use - Correct answer-F 1487 5th percentile 2 year old to 95th percentile 12 year old - Correct answer-Range of Users Distance for use zone perimeter at which F1487 does not apply to benches, shade structures, litter barrels, drinking fountains and containment borders - Correct answer72 inches Ages 2-5 - Correct answer-Pre-school Ages 5-12 - Correct answer-School Age 6-23 month - Correct answer-Toddlers For overhead swinging rings the length of the chain must not exceed ____________________________. - Correct answer-7 inches The overall length of rings and chains should not exceed ____________________________________. - Correct answer-15 inches Play equipment not recommended for preschool users. - Correct answer-Log Rolls, Track Rides, Vertical Sliding Poles, Spiral Slides 360 degrees There must be no obstructions within __________________ above each designated playing surface, use zone and pivot point of swings - Correct answer-84 inches Year that lead paint was banned - Correct answer-1978 Amount of force required to push a probe through a completely bounded non-rigid opening - Correct answer-50 lbs Angle on a fish or wedge probe - Correct answer-55 degrees Height above protective surfacing at which an opening is exempt - Correct answer-24 inches A part of playground equipment that extends or juts out beyond the adjacent surface - Correct answer-Projection projections that can spike, pierce or stab a child, enter an eye socket, or bruise and internal organ - Correct answer-Protrusion Number of gauges used to identify projections - Correct answer-4 projections greater than ________________ are not allowed within the 21 inch slide non-entanglement zone - Correct answer-.12 inches (1/8th) number of exposed threads to be considered an entanglement hazard - Correct answerMore than 2 S-hook gap should be no greater than __________________ - Correct answer-.04 inches Vertical projection gauge thickness - Correct answer-1/8th inch Size of roller slide test probe - Correct answer-3/16th inch Size of Merry go round test probe - Correct answer-5/16th inch Size of crush and shear probe - Correct answer-5/8th inches Minimum size of flexible hand gripping components - Correct answer-.62 inches Minimum insertion depth of partially bounded opening probe - Correct answer-3/4 inches Minimum diameter of rigid hand gripping components and handrails - Correct answer- .95 inches Inside diameter of middle projection gauge - Correct answer-1.5 inches Maximum diameter of rigid and flexible handgripping components - Correct answer-1.55 inches Neck width of partially bounded opening probe - Correct answer-1.875 Length of partially bounded neck probe - Correct answer-3 inches Inside diameter of large projection gauge - Correct answer-3 inches Torso probe thickness - Correct answer-3.5 inches Minimum insertion depth of torso probe - Correct answer-4 inches Shoulder width of partially bounded opening probe - Correct answer-8.5 inches Diameter of head probe - Correct answer-9 inches Maximum distance between stepping forms for 2-5 year olds - Correct answer-12 inches Maximum clear opening without a top horizontal guardrail - Correct answer-15 inches Maximum distance between forms for 5-12 year olds - Correct answer-18 inches Maximum height without guardrails for 2-5 year olds - Correct answer-20 inches Maximum height difference of guardrails on upper platform for 2-5 year olds - Correct answer-20 inches Slide entanglement zone - Correct answer-21 inches Maximum height for lower guardrail for children ages 2-5 - Correct answer-23 inches Maximum height of lower guard rail for children ages 5-12 - Correct answer-28 inches Maximum height of upper rail for children ages 2-5 - Correct answer-29 inches Minimum height of upper barrier rail for children ages 2-5 - Correct answer-29 inches Maximum height without barriers for ages 2-5 - Correct answer-30 inches Maximum height without guardrails for ages 5-12 - Correct answer-30 inches Minimum height of upper rail on guardrails for children 5-12 - Correct answer-38 inches Minimum height of upper rail for barriers for children ages 5-12 - Correct answer-38 inches Minimum use zone for sitting rocking/swinging equipment - Correct answer-72 inches Minimum side use zone for rotating swing support structure - Correct answer-72 inches Slide exit region use zone - Correct answer-72 inches minimum use zone for to-fro swing support structure - Correct answer-72 inches Clearance area without rigid structural components for vertical rotating equipment - Correct answer-72 inches Clearance area without rigid structural components for vertical rotating equipment 20 inches - Correct answer-72 inches Minimum non overlapping use zone for rotating swing - Correct answer-Y + 72 inches minimum non overlapping use zone for standing rocking equipment - Correct answer-84 inches Slide exit region - maximum use zone - Correct answer-96 inches Maximum use zone overlap for adjacent play structures 30 inches high - Correct answer-108 inches Use for vertical rotating equipment when height of rotating or adjacent equipment is 30 inches - Correct answer-108 inches Use zone for vertical rotating equipment with maximum dimension 20 inches measured from axis of rotation to the outermost perimeter and which exceed the speed limitation - Correct answer-108 inches The ability of a surface to reduce and dissipate the energy of a falling body - Correct answer-Impact Attenuation the fall height below which a life-threatening head injury would not be expected to occur. No value shall exceed 200 g-max or 1,000 HIC - Correct answer-Critical Height the vertical distance between the highest designated play surface on a piece of equipment and the protective surfacing beneath it - Correct answer-Fall height The maximum acceleration of a missile (head) during impact - Correct answer-G-Max a measure of the impact severity that combines both the time and energy of an impact - Correct answer-HIC (Head Injury Criteria) G-Max Threshold - Correct answer-Not exceeding 200 g's HIC Benchmark - Correct answer-Not exceeding 1000 The critical height of the protective surfacing must __________________________________ the fall height of the equipment - Correct answer-Equal or exceed Fall height for elevated platforms - Correct answer-Height of the platform to the protective surfacing Fall height for upper body equipment - Correct answer-Maximum height of the structure to the protective surfacing Fall height for vertical rotating equipment - Correct answer-Distance between the highest designated play surface and the protective surfacing Fall height for horizontal rotating equipment - Correct answer-Distance between the highest designated play surface and the protective surfacing