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IAHSS EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2024-
2025 COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
IAHSS EXAM
Which is the most common patrol approach?
A. Inconspicuous.
B. Routine.
C. Conspicuous.
D. Foot. - ANSWER- C. Conspicuous.
Which of the following are the three key elements of a good
patrol.
A. Hearing, documentation and memory.
B. Observation, perception and memory.
C. Perception, memory and documentation.
D. Time, memory and perception. - ANSWER- B. Observation,
perception and memory.
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Which type of patrol covers all areas equally with high
visibility?
A. Selective.
B. Directed.
C. Vehicle.
D. Routine. - ANSWER- D. Routine.
Which one of these is an example of something you should do
while patrolling?
A. Let employees know you are in the area.
B. Get careless.
C. Be a hero unnecessarily.
D. Get separated from your equipment. - ANSWER- A. Let
employees know you are in the area.
What patient information can be given to the security officer by
a clinician
A. Clinicians are never allowed to release any patient
information to anyone.
B. only patient information of interest to the security officer.
C. Only patient information that is critical to the performance of
the security officer.
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D. None of the above. - ANSWER- C. Only patient information
that is critical to the performance of the security officer.
What should facility employees do when they hear an
announcement of a child abduction.
A. Leave their offices, go out the closest door, and assemble in
the street.
B. Go to their assigned areas (doors,stairs, elevators, etc.), look
for anyone with any item that could be hiding the child, and stop
and question them.
C. Call the security office and volunteer to help if needed.
D. Stay inside their office and out of the away. - ANSWER- B.
Go to their assigned areas (doors,stairs, elevators, etc.), look for
anyone with any item that could be hiding the child, and stop
and question them.
Security officers must interact in a professional manner with
which group of people?
A. Patients.
B. Visitors.
C. Employees.
D. Physicians.
E. All the above. - ANSWER- E. All the above.
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Which trait or skill is NOT desirable for a security officer to
possess?
A. Strong communication skills.
B. Compassion.
C. Ability to speak loudly.
D. Ability to express care and understanding. - ANSWER- C.
Ability to speak loudly.
When an infant abduction is suspected, what should security's
first response be?
A. Rush to the affected unit and interview the parent.
B. Call the National center for Missing and Exploited Children.
C. Grab the department's camera and take pictures of everyone
who exits the emergency department.
D. Immediately go to the property's exits, doors, garages, etc..
Stop each person walking or driving out who has anything a
baby could be in. - ANSWER- D. Immediately go to the
property's exits, doors, garages, etc.. Stop each person walking
or driving out who has anything a baby could be in.
In which way is a security officer likely to interact with a
patient?
A. Picking up or returning patient's valuables.
B. Investigating lost or stolen property.
IAHSS EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2024-
2025 COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
IAHSS EXAM
Which is the most common patrol approach?
A. Inconspicuous.
B. Routine.
C. Conspicuous.
D. Foot. - ANSWER- C. Conspicuous.
Which of the following are the three key elements of a good
patrol.
A. Hearing, documentation and memory.
B. Observation, perception and memory.
C. Perception, memory and documentation.
D. Time, memory and perception. - ANSWER- B. Observation,
perception and memory.
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Which type of patrol covers all areas equally with high
visibility?
A. Selective.
B. Directed.
C. Vehicle.
D. Routine. - ANSWER- D. Routine.
Which one of these is an example of something you should do
while patrolling?
A. Let employees know you are in the area.
B. Get careless.
C. Be a hero unnecessarily.
D. Get separated from your equipment. - ANSWER- A. Let
employees know you are in the area.
What patient information can be given to the security officer by
a clinician
A. Clinicians are never allowed to release any patient
information to anyone.
B. only patient information of interest to the security officer.
C. Only patient information that is critical to the performance of
the security officer.
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D. None of the above. - ANSWER- C. Only patient information
that is critical to the performance of the security officer.
What should facility employees do when they hear an
announcement of a child abduction.
A. Leave their offices, go out the closest door, and assemble in
the street.
B. Go to their assigned areas (doors,stairs, elevators, etc.), look
for anyone with any item that could be hiding the child, and stop
and question them.
C. Call the security office and volunteer to help if needed.
D. Stay inside their office and out of the away. - ANSWER- B.
Go to their assigned areas (doors,stairs, elevators, etc.), look for
anyone with any item that could be hiding the child, and stop
and question them.
Security officers must interact in a professional manner with
which group of people?
A. Patients.
B. Visitors.
C. Employees.
D. Physicians.
E. All the above. - ANSWER- E. All the above.
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Which trait or skill is NOT desirable for a security officer to
possess?
A. Strong communication skills.
B. Compassion.
C. Ability to speak loudly.
D. Ability to express care and understanding. - ANSWER- C.
Ability to speak loudly.
When an infant abduction is suspected, what should security's
first response be?
A. Rush to the affected unit and interview the parent.
B. Call the National center for Missing and Exploited Children.
C. Grab the department's camera and take pictures of everyone
who exits the emergency department.
D. Immediately go to the property's exits, doors, garages, etc..
Stop each person walking or driving out who has anything a
baby could be in. - ANSWER- D. Immediately go to the
property's exits, doors, garages, etc.. Stop each person walking
or driving out who has anything a baby could be in.
In which way is a security officer likely to interact with a
patient?
A. Picking up or returning patient's valuables.
B. Investigating lost or stolen property.
