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A valuable resource for those preparing for the iahss advanced officer certification exam. it features a comprehensive collection of multiple-choice questions and answers covering key topics in security, risk management, and customer service within healthcare settings. the questions assess knowledge of safety procedures, legal responsibilities, and effective communication techniques, making it ideal for both university and high school students studying security or related fields.
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"Which of the following is easier and more cost effective for an institution? a. Allowing outside organizations to conduct safety training. b. Installing access controls only on exterior doors. c. Using off-duty law enforcement officers instead of security officers.
security systems during building design." "The Triangle of Crime consists of: a. Opportunity, Unattended Items, Desire b. Ability, Opportunity, Randon Access c. Opportunity, Desire, Ability
"Sprinkler heads must not have any obstruction or storage within _____ inches of the sprinkler head: a. 12 b. 16 c. 18
"What agency requires Hazard Surveillance Rounds? a. Occupational Safety Health Association (OSHA) b. The Joint Commission (TJC) c. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
"Crime analysis data reports should be presented to the institutional safety committee how often? a. Quarterly b. Bi-Annually c. Annually
"Healthcare facilities that provide _______ customer service motivate customers to tell others about these organizations. a. Respectful
b. Adequate c. Knowledgeable
"Process improvements in customer service can be measured how? a. Surveys b. Monitoring performance c. Benchmarking
"_______ can be an excellent way to measure customer service and improve performance: a. Surveys b. Feedback c. Employee complaints
"______ is an element in improving customer service: a. Identifying customers b. Attitude c. Communication d. Training
"Communication is ________________: a. 93% body language, 7% words b. 50% non-verbal, 50% verbal c. 80% verbal, 20% gesture
7% words" "Customer retention is __________ times less expensive than attracting new customers. a. 2 to 3 b. 5 to 6 c. 7 to 9
"_____ % of customers stop doing business with an company because they are dissatisifed with the product or service. a. 10 % b. 14% c. 23%
apparant?" "Security Officers should have a valid driver's license if they are going to do what? a. Operate motorized vehicles b. Conduct vehicle patrols on client property c. Transport authorized personnel
Bicycle Motorized" "A dog's sense of smell is _______ times better and hearing is _______ times better than a human's. a. 100 / 50 b. 250 / 35 c. 400 / 20
"A security officer responding to a crime scene should do what? a. Disregard his safety and arrive as soon as possible b. Respond as quickly as possible, observing all safety practices c. Wait for at lease one officer to provide backup
safety practices" "After arriving at a crime scene, what should the security officer do first? a. Protect the scene from contamination b. Protect his personal safety c. Render aid to those injured
"Which if these is an example of factual evidence? a. Eyewitness testimony b. Circumstantial evidence c. Physical evidence
"Which of these should an officer follow to be able to testify that the evidence presented has merit?
a. Proper medical staff direction b. Proper safety procedures c. Proper confidentiality procedures
sort of authority to help with or identify a wrong (LE, SO, private agency, etc.)"
risk assessments" "What are three types of security-sensitive facilities that can be located off campus? a. Laundry services, human resources, and senior administration offices b. Research facilities, abortion facilities, and daycare centers c. Centralized information technology/information services, patient record storage, and home healthcare worker services and programs
Centralized information technology/information services, patient record storage, and home healthcare worker services and programs" "What are four of the most important protective measures and security and safety practices for off-campus facilities? a. Ensure personal safety, duress alarms, violence training, and access control systems are in place b. Ensures employees drive safely, test their security equipment, report security incidents, and know when they are in high crime neighborhoods c. Ensure there are appropriate security policies and training, personnel and security systems in place for employees, and security officers working the off-campus locations d. Ensure security policies and personnel are in place, duress alarms are installed and operational
homicide and suggests healthcare institutions take actions to prevent workplace violence."
healthcare facilities to address and maintain a written plan describing how an institution provides for the security of patients, staff, and visitors."
"What organization provides training and education on preventing infant abduction? a. The Joint Commission b. Federal Emergency Management Agency c. National Fire Protection Associaton
Center for Missing and Exploited Children" "Who should talk to the media about VIPs in your facility? a. The security manager b. Public relations or administrative personnel c. The VIP's nurse
personnel"
enforcement by court order or a correctional institution." "According to NECMEC, between 2004 and 2010 _____ infants were abducted by non-family members from healthcare facilities. a. 3 b. 10 c. 19
"Your effectiveness in dealing with behavior problems depends on what? a. Your size b. Your verbal communication skills c. Your strength
"There are how many routes of infection transmission? a. Two b. Three c. Four
"Who requires that security officers be able to demonstrate age-specific competence when interacting with children and the elderly? a. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration b. The American Medical Association c. The Joint Commission
Commission" "The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has published which of the following? a. An abduction prevention and response plan all facilities are required to use b. A booklet to assist in developing an abduction prevention and response plan c. An abduction prevention and response plan only for infants
booklet to assist in developing an abduction prevention and response plan"
Lower your voice so they need to listen to you
persons in area to a secure location, call 911"
the area or take immediate action. Is already trained in Immediate Action Rapid Deployment"
Something you know (password) Something you are (fingerprint/eye scan) Sometimes #4 - someone you know"
and the computer that regulate and monitors the system."
storage virtualization technology that combines multiple disk drive components into a logical unit for the purposes of data redundancy and performance improvement." "An IP camera's resolution is measured in CIF (common intermediate format) with a resolution of _____ pixels. a. 352 x 240 b. 352 x 350 c. 400 x 240
"A megapixel camera increases the resolution to between _____ and _____ times CIF or higher: a. 8 x 16 b. 16 x 32 c. 32 x 64
"What are most frequently used to form an integrated security system? a. Access control, Duress alarm, CCTV b. Cameras, alarms, locksets c. Alarms, locksets, CCTV
"What make up secondary sub-systems of security?
systems; HVAC" "What imposes significant requirements so that doors unlock appropriately in an integrated security system with electronic access control? a. ASIS 101 b. IAHSS 101 c. NFPA 101
"Whis of the following is an example of an external incident? a. Infant abduction b. Bomb threat c. Major incident with incoming casualties
"When does the initial response to a critical incident begin? a. When the security officer arrives at the scene b. When the incident is reported c. When law enforcement arrives at the scene
reported" "When responding to a critical incident, what is the first action an officer should take? a. Fully document the incident b. Secure any crime scene evidence c. Ensure the offier's safety
"Which of the following could cause critical incident stress? a. Death of a co-worker b. Incidents involving children c. Experiencing threatening behavior or physical violence
"________ produced by security personnel should always be viewed as important and conform to required formats. a. Verbal commands b. Documentation c. Statements
the potential to result in, serious injury or major damage to property, or severely impair the operation of the organization." "Which of the following is not a criterion for defining a profession? a. Strictly job performance b. A code of ethics c. Recognized body of knowledge
"What are the advantages of "foot" patrol? a) It is the most effective method of patrol within a building b) Uniform officers provide visible deterrent to crime c) Can be utilized with other types of patrol
""Premise" liability" refers to the legal duty of a healthcare organization to keep its property ______. a) Secured b) Reasonably safe condition c) Looking nice with trimmed shrubbery
"Which of the following is not one of four elements that must be proved in a negligence lawsuit? a) Defendant owed a legal duty b) Defendant breached its legal duty c) Defendant was not aware of the hazard
Defendant was not aware of the hazard" "What options and benefits does "bicycle patrol" provide to the hospital security department? a) Crime prevention tool b) Public relations tool c) Economically efficient patrol tool
"When dealing with a disruptive person the officer should: a) Give the person an adequate amount of personal space b) Have a general plan in place before interacting with the person c) Utilize verbal de-escalation skills
"An example of an internal defensive control is: a) Chain link fence b) Skylights c) Lighting
"One of the first steps in generating employee involvement and support in a security & safety program begins with:
a) Post incident debriefing b) Can be "coach" on the benefits in new employee orientation c) Sending home mailers
"coach" on the benefits in new employee orientation" "Chain of custody means the following: a) How the evidence was collected from the very beginning up to and including its final presentation in a courtroom. b) Documentation showing every person who came into contact with the evidence. c) Details relating to the packaging, handling, storage and processing.
"Tagging is an activity that gangs ________ participate in. a) Always b) Never
"Gang members ____________ wear similar color clothing to show their gang affiliation. a) Always b) Never
"A "Professional Patient" is someone who is seeking: a) Attention b) Controlled substances c) A hiding place d) Housing
"When dealing with the media after a critical incident, an officer should: a) Provide no comments b) Direct all inquiries to the designated media contact person c) Engage in scene control d) All of the above
"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
"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,
"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
"What type of patrol is the one that can often bring the best results? a) Canine Patrol b) Bicycle Patrol c) Foot Patrol
"If patrolling in a motorized security patrol, what general rules must be followed? a) All city, county and state laws should be observed and followed at all times b) All vehicles should be for official use only and no unauthorized passengers should be allowed c) All operators should have a valid drivers license in there possession
"What organization's general duty clause requires hospitals and healthcare organizations to identify departments, work areas, and groups of employees especially vulnerable to workplace violence? a) Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) b) State Department of Health c) Health Care Finance Administration (HCFA)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)" "Workplace violence includes which of the following: a) Shootings b) Suicide c) An intimidating presence
"Hazardous surveillance rounds are a requirement of: a) IAHSS
b) OSHA c) TJC
"Which of the following is a criteria that is utilized to determine risk? a) Occurrences b) Staffing Levels c) Frequency
"The abduction of an infant or a child is considered to be a ____________ by The Joint Commission (TJC) a) Sentinel Event b) Custody Case c) Security Sensitive Area
"The NIOSH defines workplace violence as: a) Physical threats made by a former employee b) Physical violence between two coworkers c) Harassment of any nature
nature" "What percent of customers just go away because of an attitude of indifference? a) 5% b) 10% c) 35%
"Your effectiveness in dealing with problem behaviors will depend upon your: a) Verbal communication skills b) Ability to remain calm in a crisis c) Body language d) Training
"CCTV provides which of the following functions: a) Access Control b) General Surveillance c) Compliance with federal laws
crime prevention"
and types of crime and seasonal fluctuations."
Design areas with: CPTED Clear sight lines Appropriate lighting Unambiguous sinage" "What are the two categories of safety and securities inspections? a. Surveillance surveys and security surveys b. Hazard inspections and security rounds c. Hazard surveillance rounds and security surveys
surveillance rounds and security surveys" "Hazard Surveillance Round inspections are reported to: a. Occupational Safety Health Association (OSHA) b. The Supervisor of the facility c. The Joint Commission (TJC)
committee of the healthcare organization"
"Patient care buildings and satellite health centers require Hazard Surveillance Round inspections: a. Once per year b. Twice per year c. Every two years
"Non-patient care buildings and exterior grounds require Hazard Surveillance Round inspections: a. Once per year b. Twice per year c. Every two years
"The five-step approach to crime analysis is: a. Gather, Collate, Analyze, Separate, Evaluate feedback b. Collect, Collate, Analyze, Disseminate, Gather/Evaluate feedback c. Collect, Evaluate, Collate, Disseminate, Gather feedback
Analyze, Disseminate, Gather/Evaluate feedback" "Satisfied customers on average tell _________ other people about their positive experience at a healthcare facility. a. 1 to 2 b. 2 to 3 c. 4 to 5
"How many healthcare organizations have earned the Planetree organization's designation as a 'patient-centered hospital'? a. Less than 100 b. Less than 115 c. More than 125
attitude
Empathetic