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CJCP Practice Exam
A fire watch is required when a fire alarm or sprinkler system is out of service in an
occupied building for

A. more than 6 hours in a 24-hour period

B. more than 4 hours in a 12-hour period

C. more than 4 hours in a 24 hour period - ANS-C. more than 4 hours in a 24-hour
period

LS.01.02.01, EP 1

A hospital's scope of services document is

A. a document that is approved by the governing body that defines the care, treatment,
and services provided at the organization

B. a document that is approved by the senior leaders that defines the care, treatment,
and services provided by the organization

C. a legal document that is approved by the legal counsel that states the legal and
operational authority for the hospital - ANS-A. a document that is approved by the
governing body that defines the care, treatment, and services provided at the
organization

LD.01.03.01, EP 3

A laboratory test result is used to assess a patient's condition or make a clinical
decision, and test results

A. may be quantitative or qualitative

B. if instrument-based, are either semiquantitative or quantitative

C. if more precise than a qualitative test but less precise than a quantitative test, are
usually semiquantitative and scored on a graded scale - ANS-C. if more precise than a

,qualitative test but less precise than a quantitative test, are usually semiquantitative and
scored on a graded scale

WT chapter, Overview

A pharmacist reviews the appropriateness of all medication orders except

A. when medications are dispensed or removed from floor stock or from an automated
storage and distribution device

B. in emergency room settings when the LIP orders medications and the LIP is available
to provide immediate intervention should a patient experience an ADR

C. in the hospital's radiology service, when, through protocol or policy, the role of the
LIP is defined in terms of timely intervention in the event of a patient emergency -
ANS-B. in emergency room settings with the LIP orders medications and the LIP is
available to provide immediate intervention should a patient experience an ADR

A preprocedure process to verify the correct procedure, for the correct patient, at the
correct site occurs

A. at the time(s) the hospital decides this information should be collected

B. at the time the patient is registered at the hospital and at the time of preadmission
assessment

C. at the time of admission to the hospital, so it is not necessary to repeat it before the
patient enters the procedure room - ANS-A. at the time(s) the hospital decides this
information should be collected

NPSG chapter, Rationale for UP.01.01.01

A request to postpone a survey may be granted if

A. patients are being moved to a new building on the day of survey

B. senior administration are on a retreat or are out of state

C. a natural disaster has occurred in the past 24 hours - ANS-A. patients are being
moved to a new building on the day of survey

,A sentinel event

A. is a patient safety event not primarily related to the natural course of the patient's
illness or underlying condition that is a result of an error and results in any of the
following: death, permanent harm, or severe temporary harm

B. is an event, incident, or condition that could have resulted or did result in harm to a
patient

C. is a patient safety event not primarily related to the natural course of the patient's
illness or underlying condition that reaches a patient and results in any of the following:
death, permanent harm, or severe temporary harm - ANS-C. is a patient safety event
not primarily related to the natural course of the patient's illness or underlying condition
that reaches a patient and results in any of the following: death, permanent harm, or
severe temporary harm.

SE chapter, I. Sentinel Events

A surveyor looks for which of the following during a hazardous materials
and waste tracer?

A. Inventory of hazardous materials and waste, labels of hazardous waste for the
volume of the container, and actions taken to minimize the risks associated with
selecting and using hazardous energy sources

B. Permits, licenses, and manifests; monitoring results for gases and vapors;
and procedures to respond to spills

C. Actions to minimize or eliminate identified safety and security risks in the physical
environment and the use of precautions and personal protective equipment - ANS-B.
Permits, licenses, and manifests;
monitoring results for gases and vapors;
and procedures to respond to spills

EC.02.02.01, EPs 3, 4 7, 10-12

According to "Information Management" (IM) chapter requirements, the hospital's list of
prohibited abbreviations, acronyms, symbols, and dose designations must include
which of the following?

, A. qd, MS, u

B. IU, Q.O.D., cc

C. U, cc, MSO4 - ANS-A. qd, MS, u

IM.02.02.01, EP 3

According to Joint Commission standards, who should review and consider clinical
practice guidelines when designing or improving processes?

A. leaders

B. Leaders and the organized medical staff

C. An interdisciplinary team of clinicians representing multiple hospital departments -
ANS-B. Leaders and the organized medical staff

LD.04.04.07, EPs 4, 5

According to Life Safety (LS) requirements, the number of smoke compartments may
vary, depending on existing or new construction, in which of the following ways?

A. In new buildings, at least two smoke compartments are provided for every story with
patient sleeping or treatment rooms, for nonsleeping stories that have an occupant
capacity of 50 or more people, and on usable but unoccupied stories

B. In existing buildings, at least two smoke compartments are provided for every story
that has more than 50 patients in sleeping rooms

C. In new buildings, at least two smoke compartments are provided for every story with
more than 30 patients in sleeping or treatment rooms and for nonsleeping stories that
have an occupant capacity of 50 or more people - ANS-A. in new buildings, at least two
smoke compartments are provided for every story with patient sleeping or treatment
rooms, for nonsleeping stories that have an occupant capacity of 50 or more people,
and on usable but unoccupied stories

LS.02.01.30, EPs 14, 15

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