Restoration Leadership Exam

1) The average number of beds are in a medium-sized hospital is:

2) Small, rural hospitals are often referred to as:

3) The most important thing hospitals need in regard to construction is:

4) According to the CDC, The number of patients that contract an HAI in the United States daily is:

5) The percentage of property losses that are water related is:

6) The correct way to calculate the amount of water discharged from a ruptured water line is:

7) An overhead loss is considered the most problematic because of:

8) Pressurizing walls or ceiling cavities is a concern due to:

9) Vinyl wall covering was commonly installed in hospitals because it:

10) The most important person in the healthcare environment is:

11) If a contractor loses their ID they should:

12) Owners of healthcare organizations expect contractors to be:

13) Patients expect:

14) You are working in a hospital and notice that someone you know is a patient. You decide to:

15) It is acceptable to prop a door open in a hospital if:

16) The primary accreditation agency used by most hospitals is:

17) A common challenge for healthcare contractors is:

18) Site inspections of ongoing work should be conducted:

19) HIPAA stands for:

20) It is acceptable for contractors to smoke on hospital property:

21) When working in healthcare, sub-contractors need to be:

22) The minimum clearance that must be maintained in a corridor is:

23) A common problem for visitors and patients caused by construction is:

24)

According to the ICRA Matrix, a

project involving major demolition would be classified as a:

25) A best practice for general contractors inspecting a job-site would be to:

26) ILSM stands for:

27) Contractors working in healthcare require:

28) Contractors, as a best-practice, should:

29) An example of an ILSM would be:

30) Risks from noise, blocked exits, and disruptions in utilities are generally accounted for in the:

31) An example of a negative impact to life safety would be:

32) When transporting debris through the hospital, contractors should:

33) The Portal of Exit in the chain of infection refers to:

34) Air would be an example of a:

35) The amount of annual deaths linked to HAIs in healthcare is:

36) High-touch areas can contribute to the following type of transmission:

37) A project that is small scale, short duration, with minimal dust would be classified as a:

38) An example of a high-risk patient group would be:

39) According to the ICRA Matrix, painting an office with no sanding involved would be classified as a:

40) An example of a non-infectious risk would be:

41) Contractors can be a likely source of contamination in healthcare from:

42) The 3 primary types of containment used are:

43) Airflow in the operating room is normally considered:

44) Negative pressure is best described as:

45) The ICRA process includes this many steps in order to determine the Class of the project:

46) When performing a terminal clean, an accepted method is:

47) When performing an ICRA, the following team must always be included:

48) In the ICRA, a Class II project might be:

49) A common system that healthcare contractors should be aware of is:

50) According to the ICRA Matrix, patients in an operating room would be classified at the following risk level:

51) ICU rooms have specific construction requirements that include:

52) Mold needs 3 things to grow. Food, Moisture and:

53) Moisture mapping includes taking readings from:

54) An ATP meter is used to:

55) Identifying labor needs can be completed by assessing:

56) Unplanned events may include:

57) What moisture content (MC) is necessary for germination?

58) Drywall should be disposed of:

59) The type of patients normally found in a Neonatal ICU/ NICU would be:

60) Existing (or hidden) conditions that may cause health issues in healthcare may include:

61) A particle counter measures:

62) OSHA requires contractors to have what type of training when working in healthcare:

63) In hospitals, lead-lined drywall is often found in:

64) The Life Safety Code refers to:

65) In the healthcare world, EOC generally refers to:

66) According to the ICRA Matrix, patients in the Endoscopy lab would be classified at the following risk level:

67) The minimum safe distance from the MR System at which the static field poses no physical threat to the general public is:

68) The term HAI stands for:

69) According to the S500, structural voids penetrated by Cat 2 or 3 water should be:

70) "Oncology" refers to the following patient group:

71) A group that should always be included in the Pre-Construction Risk Assessment would be:

72) According to the ICRA Matrix, construction projects have how many classes?

73) Hospital project teams should be made up of:

74) The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is an example of a:

75) HAIs can be caused by:

76) An often overlooked infectious risk to patients during construction projects is:

77) An effective method to break a majority of the links in the chain of infection is:

78) An example of a challenge that contractors may face on an ongoing healthcare project are:

79) A common example of an HAI would be:

80) Contractors working in healthcare must understand:

81) MRI stands for:

82) Thermal imaging (IR) cameras can detect:

83) IAQ testing:

84) Hospital staff should move certain equipment before work is performed. An example of equipment to be removed would be:

85) The purpose of the red line in the OR is to:

86) Isolation barriers/temporary partitions should be:

87) The goal of the EOC program is to:

88) The MRI "zone" consists of:

89) According to the ICRA Matrix, a project that involved a Medium Risk Group and Type C construction would likely be classified as a:

90) The primary goal of all healthcare projects should be to:

91) An effective way to manage issues and concerns on a healthcare project is to:

92) A Thermo-Hygrometer is used to measure:

93) A particle counter can be used to:

94) The type goal of negative pressure in mitigation work is to maintain:

95) The device used to measure negative pressure effectiveness is called a:

96) The first link in the chain of infection is the:

97) Construction workers can avoid acquiring an HAI by:

98) The term disinfection means:

99) Dwell time refers to:

100) According to the ICRA Matrix, a project with a high risk patient group and a Type D project, the Class would be a: