6207- Final Test Medical Equipment Management

What are the main goals of preventive maintenance?

• Reduce operating costs

• Extend device lifespan and prevent unexpected failures

• Improve device appearance

• Limit maintenance frequency

Who is responsible for overseeing medical device management in a healthcare organization?

• Hospital administrator or designated leader

• Engineering technicians only

• All healthcare staff

• Nursing team

Why is real-time monitoring essential in medical device management?

• It reduces energy consumption

• It prevents downtime by detecting issues early

• It eliminates the need for routine maintenance

• It enhances device aesthetics

What is the purpose of regular equipment calibration?

• Ensure accuracy and compliance

• Decrease operational costs

• Extend device usage beyond warranty

• Improve aesthetic quality

Which of the following is a critical device in patient care?

• Wheelchair

• Ventilator

• Bed frame

• Walking aid

What does MTTR (Mean Time to Repair) measure?

• The average time between device failures

• The time required to fix a device

• The total lifecycle of the device

• Maintenance frequency

Which of the following strategies improve device uptime?

• Predictive maintenance and IoMT

• Ignoring minor issues

• Postponing corrective actions

• Increasing energy efficiency

What are the key components of medical device management?

• Inventory management and maintenance programs

• Staff hiring and financial reporting

• Equipment decoration and maintenance

What are the key components of medical device management?

• Inventory management and maintenance programs

• Staff hiring and financial reporting

• Equipment decoration and maintenance

• Insurance claims

How does predictive maintenance benefit healthcare facilities?

• Reduces unexpected device failures

• Eliminates the need for calibration

• Minimizes the need for skilled personnel

• Increases energy consumption