Novant Health | PCRA and ICRA Fundamentals 301

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1. Question
Which of the following scenarios would most likely trigger a change to an established ICRA?
- When the project moves from a medium risk to a high risk
- Never
- When a HEPA filter needs to be changed
- When the temporary wall needs repairs
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Which of the following locations best describes where a completed ICRA document should be stored and maintained?
- With the construction project or workorder
- In a file drawer
- Can be discarded after completion
- Sent to Joint Commission
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Which of the following phrases best describes the pressure relationship requirement for a construction area adjacent to a patient area?
- Negative to the patient area
- Positive to the patient area
- Neutral to the patient area
- No pressure relationship requirement
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4. Question
In which of the following scenarios should a PCRA assessment be performed to determine its potential risk impact?
- noise and vibration associated with construction activities
- potential exposure to the construction crew
- frequency in which a HEPA unit filter is changed
- number of HEPA units that should be in the construction area
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According the Novant Health standard ICRA form, what is a Type A construction risk?
- Inspections and other non-invasive activities
- Work that generates a moderate to high level of dust, work that requires demolition, or the removal of any fixed building components or assemblies
- Activities that require heavy demolition, activities that require the removal of a complete cabling system, or new construction
- Cutting of walls or ceiling where dust migration can be controlled
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According the Novant Health standard ICRA form, what is a Type C construction risk?
- Work that generates a moderate to high level of dust, work that requires demolition, or the removal of any fixed building components or assemblies
- Activities that require heavy demolition, activities that require the removal of a complete cabling system, or new construction
- Inspections and other non-invasive activities
- Cutting of walls or ceiling where dust migration can be controlled
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Depending on the patient risk group, what area could be considered high risk during the ICRA process?
- Emergency Department
- Radiology
- Office
- Nuclear Medicine
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8. Question
Depending on the patient risk group, what area could be considered medium risk during the ICRA process?
- Nuclear Medicine
- Emergency Department
- Newborn Nursery
- Lab
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Novant Health | PCRA and ICRA Fundamentals 301

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