IAHSS ADVANCED OFFICER CERTIFICATION EXAM
2024/2025 NEWEST!! ACTUAL COMPLETE 200
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following is not one of the legal elements of
negligence? a) Legal duty of care
b) Breach of legal duty
c) Damages exceeded $1,000
d) Injury - ANSWER -c) Damages exceeded $1,000
Typical crimes committed by the homeless in Healthcare
facilities include: a) Homicide, assault, kidnapping or
panhandling
b) Homicide, assault, suicide or panhandling
c) Homicide, assault, theft or disorderly conduct
d) Homicide, assault, browsing or panhandling - ANSWER -c)
Homicide, assault, theft or disorderly conduct
"Munchausen Syndrome" is
characterized by: a) Hypochondriacs
b) Patients who feign illness and subject themselves to potentially
harmful medical procedures
c) Professional patients seeking drugs
,d) Homeless patients seeking shelter - ANSWER -b) Patients who
feign illness and subject themselves to potentially harmful
medical
The duty to protect persons on property against the criminal acts of
a third party does not normally arise until the criminal acts become:
a) Planned
b) Foreseeable
c) Unavoidable
d) None of the above - ANSWER -b) Foreseeable
If a healthcare organization wishes to minimize the risk of a
negligent lawsuit they
should:
a) Implement proper security policies and
procedures
b) Provide proper
equipment
c) Conduct a proper security risk
assessment
d) Correct noted deficiencies if an assessment
was conducted
e) All the above - ANSWER -e) All the
above
,The key factors in evaluating the security risk potential in parking
facilities include:
a) The
location
b) The history of security
problems
c) The designated use during high-
risk hours
d) All of the above - ANSWER -d) All of
the above
The best safeguards against medical imposters are tight access
control, _________
and an alert
staff.
a) Card access control
system
b) Photo
identification
c) Security officer on
every floor.
d) None of the above - ANSWER -b) Photo
identification
Remote video monitoring can be conducting over:
, a) Local Area Network/Wide Area
Network
b)
Internet
c) Regular
telephone line
d) All of the above - ANSWER -d) All of
the above
In the event of a fire, doors connected to the Access Control
System should: a) Automatically release (fail-safe)
b) Remain locked because fire alarms are frequently used as a
diversion
c) Not be linked with the Fire Alarm System
d) Release when pulled on - ANSWER -a) Automatically release (fail-
safe)
What type of patrol is the one that can often bring the
best results?
a) Canine
Patrol
b) Bicycle
Patrol
c) Foot
Patrol
2024/2025 NEWEST!! ACTUAL COMPLETE 200
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following is not one of the legal elements of
negligence? a) Legal duty of care
b) Breach of legal duty
c) Damages exceeded $1,000
d) Injury - ANSWER -c) Damages exceeded $1,000
Typical crimes committed by the homeless in Healthcare
facilities include: a) Homicide, assault, kidnapping or
panhandling
b) Homicide, assault, suicide or panhandling
c) Homicide, assault, theft or disorderly conduct
d) Homicide, assault, browsing or panhandling - ANSWER -c)
Homicide, assault, theft or disorderly conduct
"Munchausen Syndrome" is
characterized by: a) Hypochondriacs
b) Patients who feign illness and subject themselves to potentially
harmful medical procedures
c) Professional patients seeking drugs
,d) Homeless patients seeking shelter - ANSWER -b) Patients who
feign illness and subject themselves to potentially harmful
medical
The duty to protect persons on property against the criminal acts of
a third party does not normally arise until the criminal acts become:
a) Planned
b) Foreseeable
c) Unavoidable
d) None of the above - ANSWER -b) Foreseeable
If a healthcare organization wishes to minimize the risk of a
negligent lawsuit they
should:
a) Implement proper security policies and
procedures
b) Provide proper
equipment
c) Conduct a proper security risk
assessment
d) Correct noted deficiencies if an assessment
was conducted
e) All the above - ANSWER -e) All the
above
,The key factors in evaluating the security risk potential in parking
facilities include:
a) The
location
b) The history of security
problems
c) The designated use during high-
risk hours
d) All of the above - ANSWER -d) All of
the above
The best safeguards against medical imposters are tight access
control, _________
and an alert
staff.
a) Card access control
system
b) Photo
identification
c) Security officer on
every floor.
d) None of the above - ANSWER -b) Photo
identification
Remote video monitoring can be conducting over:
, a) Local Area Network/Wide Area
Network
b)
Internet
c) Regular
telephone line
d) All of the above - ANSWER -d) All of
the above
In the event of a fire, doors connected to the Access Control
System should: a) Automatically release (fail-safe)
b) Remain locked because fire alarms are frequently used as a
diversion
c) Not be linked with the Fire Alarm System
d) Release when pulled on - ANSWER -a) Automatically release (fail-
safe)
What type of patrol is the one that can often bring the
best results?
a) Canine
Patrol
b) Bicycle
Patrol
c) Foot
Patrol
