AHA CHFM Dumps Questions Answers

A medical equipment management plan must include:

Problem/failure/user error data collection for trending and corrective action.

Performance standards to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Annual review of the plan to maintain compliance and effectiveness.

A computerized inventory system is a useful tool but not mandated by The Joint Commission or CMS; paper-based systems may still be acceptable if compliant.

NFPA 110 (Standard for Emergency and Standby Power Systems) requires that emergency generators be tested monthly under load. If the available load is less than 30% of the generator’s nameplate rating, the test may be conducted until operating parameters (water temperature, oil pressure) stabilize. For longer durations, supplemental loading or load bank testing applies, but the minimum standard is monthly operation until systems stabilize.

Building automation system (BAS) costs are based largely on the number of control points (sensors, outputs, and monitored parameters) that must be integrated. The cost is driven by how many signals must be tracked, rather than just the square footage or vendor.

A: Gross square footage can influence scope, but cost scales with monitored points.

B: Vendor may affect pricing, but primary cost driver is point count.

C: Technology choice matters, but the quantity of control points is more significant.