CPSI EXAM Solved 100% Guarantee PASS Correct ANSWERS !!2023/2024

CPSI EXAM Solved 100% Guarantee PASS Correct ANSWERS !!2023/2024 F 1951 - correct answer Test Method for Accessibility on Safety Surfacing for Playgrounds F2075 - correct answer Engineered Wood Fiber Safety Surfacing F2223 - correct answer Guide for ASTM Standards of Playground Surfacing F2479 - correct answer Poured-in-Place Rubber Surfacing F3012 - correct answer Loose-Fill Rubber Surfacing F2049 - correct answer Standard for Fencing/Barriers for Playgrounds F1918 - correct answer Contained Play Systems F1148 - correct answer Residential Playground Systems A.I.M - correct answer Audits, Inspections, Maintenance Giant Stride - correct answer First equipment recommended to be removed for safety reasons. CPSC - correct answer Consumer Product Safety Commission. A federal guideline. ASTM - correct answer American Society for Testing and Materials. An International and Voluntary Standard IPEMA - correct answer International Playground Equipment Manufacturers Assoc. F 1292-17 - correct answer Impact Attenuation of Surfacing Materials Within the USe Zone of Playground Equipment Entanglement - correct answer Most common cause of playground fatalities Falls - correct answer Most common cause of injury on public playgrounds Priority 1 Hazard - correct answer 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 F 1487 - correct answer Standards Specs for Playgrounds for Public Use Range of Users - correct answer 5th percentile 2 year old to 95th percentile 12 year old 72 inches - correct answer Distance for use zone perimeter at which F1487 does not apply to benches, shade structures, litter barrels, drinking fountains and containment borders Pre-school - correct answer Ages 2-5 School Age - correct answer Ages 5-12 Toddlers - correct answer 6-23 month 7 inches - correct answer For overhead swinging rings the length of the chain must not exceed ____________________________. 15 inches - correct answer The overall length of rings and chains should not exceed ____________________________________. Log Rolls, Track Rides, Vertical Sliding Poles, Spiral Slides 360 degrees - correct answer Play equipment not recommended for preschool users. 84 inches - correct answer There must be no obstructions within __________________ above each designated playing surface, use zone and pivot point of swings 1978 - correct answer Year that lead paint was banned 50 lbs - correct answer Amount of force required to push a probe through a completely bounded non-rigid opening 55 degrees - correct answer Angle on a fish or wedge probe 24 inches - correct answer Height above protective surfacing at which an opening is exempt Projection - correct answer A part of playground equipment that extends or juts out beyond the adjacent surface Protrusion - correct answer projections that can spike, pierce or stab a child, enter an eye socket, or bruise and internal organ 4 - correct answer Number of gauges used to identify projections .12 inches (1/8th) - correct answer projections greater than ________________ are not allowed within the 21 inch slide non-entanglement zone More than 2 - correct answer number of exposed threads to be considered an entanglement hazard .04 inches - correct answer S-hook gap should be no greater than __________________ 1/8th inch - correct answer Vertical projection gauge thickness 3/16th inch - correct answer Size of roller slide test probe 5/16th inch - correct answer Size of Merry go round test probe 5/8th inches - correct answer Size of crush and shear probe .62 inches - correct answer Minimum size of flexible hand gripping components 3/4 inches - correct answer Minimum insertion depth of partially bounded opening probe .95 inches - correct answer Minimum diameter of rigid hand gripping components and handrail