Children’s Health | Water Management
Children’s Health | Water Management
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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
What does a water system diagram help identify in the water management program?
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2. Question
If a shutdown to a portion of the building occurs for longer than 7 days, what should be done with the water systems in the surrounding areas?
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3. Question
Which type of equipment is not a common source of waterborne pathogens?
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4. Question
Why is clinical equipment that uses water at high risk for waterborne pathogens?
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5. Question
How often is testing for waterborne pathogens required by CMS and The Joint Commission?
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6. Question
What are piping sections that have been altered, decommissioned, or capped to shut off waterflow?
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7. Question
Legionella is most likely to grow in what range of water temperatures?
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Question 8 of 8
8. Question
Why do eyewash stations have a reduced risk of someone contracting a waterborne pathogen even though they operate within the favorable growth temperatures?
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