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Module 6

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which gas cylinder is identified by a green color code?

a)

Nitrous oxide

b)

Oxygen

c)

Nitrogen

d)

Helium

2.

The standard gauge pressure for oxygen cylinders is:

a)

25-30 psi

b)

50-55 psi

c)

100-110 psi

d)

160-180 psi

3.

The main component of atmospheric air is:

a)

Oxygen

b)

Carbon dioxide

c)

Nitrogen

d)

Argon

4.

Which gas is also known as "laughing gas"?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrous oxide

c)

Helium

d)

Carbon dioxide

5.

Medical vacuum pressure is maintained at:

a)

More than atmospheric pressure

b)

Equal to atmospheric pressure

c)

Less than atmospheric pressure

d)

Perfect vacuum at all times

6.

Nitrous oxide supports:

a)

Combustion

b)

Only respiration

c)

Only anesthesia

d)

None of the above

7.

The gas used in cryosurgery is:

a)

Carbon dioxide

b)

Helium

c)

Nitrous oxide

d)

Nitrogen

8.

The main use of helium in hospitals is:

a)

Ventilation support

b)

Breathing mixtures for lung patients & MRI scans

c)

Anesthetic purposes

d)

Powering pneumatic tools

9.

Which of the following gases has a gray cylinder color code?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrous oxide

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Medical air

10.

Which gas is supplied in hospitals at the highest pressure range (160-185 psi)?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Nitrous oxide

d)

Medical air

11.

Waste anesthetic gas disposal (WAGD) is color coded:

a)

Yellow

b)

Violet

c)

Blue

d)

Green

12.

Which gas is essential in insufflation procedures during laparoscopy?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Helium

13.

The manifold unit must include:

a)

Control panel, cylinder banks, standby system

b)

Flow meters only

c)

Humidifier unit only

d)

Separate anesthesia machines

14.

Which method is used to check leakage in medical gas cylinders?

a)

Torch flame test

b)

Soap water bubble test

c)

Hand feel test

d)

Listening without instrument

15.

Nitrous oxide cylinder content is usually checked by:

a)

Pressure gauge

b)

Flow meter

c)

Weight

d)

Vacuum regulator

16.

Which of the following gases does NOT support combustion?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrous oxide

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Medical air

17.

Which gas has a brown cylinder code?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Helium

d)

Carbon dioxide

18.

The manifold operator must:

a)

Use cylinders alternately from one side

b)

Keep all cylinders open at once

c)

Avoid pressure checks

d)

Paint over cylinder markings

19.

Which is a key indicator of the medical gas department?

a)

Minimizing staff workload

b)

Continuous uninterrupted gas supply at correct pressure

c)

Maintaining lowest cost

d)

Avoiding daily checks

20.

Medical gases must be procured only from:

a)

Industrial suppliers

b)

Authorized licensed agencies

c)

Local vendors

d)

Any available source

21.

Which component of the atmosphere is ~21%?

a)

Nitrogen

b)

Oxygen

c)

Argon

d)

Carbon dioxide

22.

Which gas is essential in anesthesia with oxygen?

a)

Carbon dioxide

b)

Helium

c)

Nitrous oxide

d)

Nitrogen

23.

Cylinders must be stored:

a)

In open sunlight

b)

With combustible material

c)

Covered, ventilated, and dry area

d)

Near electric heaters

24.

The first step after using a cylinder is to:

a)

Leave valve open

b)

Firmly close valve

c)

Remove color markings

d)

Lubricate valve

25.

Which is prohibited for cylinder valves?

a)

Soap testing

b)

Lubrication with oil/grease

c)

Pressure regulator fitting

d)

Securing in stand

26.

The manifold operator must keep a stock of:

a)

Medicine lists

b)

Repair tools

c)

Anesthesia machine spare parts

d)

Nursing schedules

27.

Which gas is tasteless, colorless, and odorless, used in respiratory therapy?

a)

Nitrous oxide

b)

Oxygen

c)

Helium

d)

Carbon dioxide

28.

What does a "perfect vacuum" indicate on the Hg gauge?

a)

15" Hg

b)

30" Hg

c)

50 psi

d)

100 psi

29.

Instrument air is mainly used for:

a)

Breathing therapy

b)

Powering pneumatic tools

c)

Cryosurgery

d)

Anesthetic mixing

30.

Oxygen percentage in atmosphere is approx.:

a)

30%

b)

50%

c)

21%

d)

78%

31.

Which agency inspects hospital-owned cylinders?

a)

Local police

b)

Authorized filling agency

c)

Patients committee

d)

Fire brigade

32.

An alarm in gas pipeline system indicates:

a)

New gas arrival

b)

Pressure change and standby activation

c)

Nurse shift change

d)

End of surgery

33.

Nitrogen is primarily used in hospitals for:

a)

Insufflation

b)

Breathing mixtures

c)

Pneumatic pressure in equipment

d)

Anesthesia

34.

Which gas helps stimulate respiration?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Carbon dioxide

c)

Nitrous oxide

d)

Helium

35.

The term "central gas manifold" refers to:

a)

Gas purchase policy

b)

Centralized supply system with cylinder banks

c)

Portable cylinder trolley

d)

Stand-alone oxygen unit

36.

A cylinder should be moved using:

a)

By rolling

b)

Appropriate trolley

c)

By dragging

d)

Bare hands

37.

Industrial gases must not be used in hospitals because:

a)

They are costlier

b)

They are impure and unsafe

c)

They are lighter

d)

They have no regulators

38.

Which gas is stored in blue coded cylinders?

a)

Nitrous oxide

b)

Oxygen

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Helium

39.

Oxygen cylinder must always be fitted with:

a)

Oxygen therapy accessories, regulator, flow meter, humidifier

b)

Direct outlet nozzle

c)

Lubricated valve

d)

Color coding stickers only

40.

Which is the correct atmospheric composition?

a)

50% oxygen, 40% nitrogen

b)

78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, others trace

c)

60% oxygen, 30% CO2

d)

70% oxygen, 30% nitrogen

41.

The responsibility of recalling defective drugs due to ADR lies with:

a)

Nurse alone

b)

Pharmacist

c)

Lab technician

d)

Patient

42.

When moving cylinders, the valve must be:

a)

Open

b)

Closed

c)

Partially open

d)

Removed

43.

Fire hazard in gas storage requires:

a)

Storing with combustible items

b)

Strict no-smoking zone

c)

Keeping cylinders wet

d)

Covering with cloth

44.

Which property is unique to nitrous oxide?

a)

Supports combustion, sweet taste

b)

Stimulates respiration

c)

Tasteless and odorless

d)

Used only in MRI

45.

Carbon dioxide is used in:

a)

Ventilator power

b)

Laparoscopic insufflation

c)

Anesthesia induction

d)

MRI scanning

46.

Vacuum is measured as:

a)

Pounds per square inch

b)

Inches of mercury (Hg) below atmospheric pressure

c)

Cubic meters per hour

d)

Liters per second

47.

Which cylinder is colored yellow?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Air

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Nitrous oxide

48.

Which precaution is essential for cylinders?

a)

Repainting color codes

b)

Keep dry, ventilated storage

c)

Keep in wet basements

d)

Store with kerosene drums

49.

Helium helps in:

a)

Increasing oxygen concentration

b)

MRI procedures and breathing mixtures

c)

Stimulating respiration

d)

Anesthetic purposes

50.

The manifold operator must immediately report:

a)

All major problems to administrator

b)

Minor leaks only

c)

Nurse shifts

d)

Cleaning schedules

51.

Facility management in hospitals mainly deals with:

a)

Only financial planning

b)

Cleaning, maintenance, procurement, waste & pest control

c)

Patient treatment

d)

Insurance claims

52.

Which facility is most important to maintain in hospitals?

a)

Parking lots

b)

Air conditioning & ventilation

c)

Cafeteria

d)

Decoration

53.

Biomedical waste management includes:

a)

Clinical waste bins and bags

b)

Food packaging

c)

Office paper disposal

d)

Laundry washing

54.

IT equipment maintenance in hospitals includes:

a)

Telephones, servers, computers, photocopiers

b)

Gardening tools

c)

Laundry machines

d)

Gas cylinders

55.

Pest control in hospitals includes all except:

a)

Bed bug control

b)

Rat control

c)

Mosquito fogging

d)

Car washing

56.

Which is a facility management strategy?

a)

Preplanning activities with critical-to-quality standards

b)

Ignoring stakeholders

c)

Avoiding teamwork

d)

Random procurement

57.

Proper air conditioning in hospitals helps in:

a)

Increasing billing efficiency

b)

Controlling bacteria/virus spread and patient recovery

c)

Entertainment

d)

Enhancing building look

58.

Indoor air quality is important because:

a)

It prevents short circuits

b)

It influences disease-causing organisms

c)

It improves TV signal

d)

It reduces paint cost

59.

Ventilation system helps in:

a)

Dilution and removal of contaminants

b)

Increasing humidity always

c)

Only saving money

d)

None of the above

60.

Which aspect is NOT part of facility management safety?

a)

Fire safety codes

b)

Radiation protection rules

c)

Banking regulations

d)

Drug license compliance

61.

Compliance in facility management ensures:

a)

Only financial safety

b)

Patient safety and legal compliance

c)

Decoration of hospital

d)

Marketing promotions

62.

Which system ensures backup during power failure?

a)

UPS and generator

b)

CCTV

c)

Intercom

d)

Token system

63.

Log books for machines are essential to:

a)

Track patient records

b)

Record functioning & prevent misdiagnosis

c)

Maintain cafeteria accounts

d)

Note staff attendance

64.

Staff training in equipment usage helps in:

a)

Increasing entertainment

b)

Preventing misuse & saving patients

c)

Reducing architectural cost

d)

Avoiding cafeteria waste

65.

HVAC in hospitals must be designed carefully to:

a)

Spread infections

b)

Prevent infection spread

c)

Reduce electricity bills only

d)

Replace fire alarms

66.

Facility management contributes directly to:

a)

Patient safety

b)

Only staff salary

c)

Only decoration

d)

None of the above

67.

Which is a component of facility safety cycle?

a)

Right usage, right method, right disposal

b)

Cost cutting

c)

Advertising

d)

Political compliance

68.

Which housekeeping service reduces HAI (Hospital Associated Infections)?

a)

Hygiene and cleaning

b)

Construction

c)

Parking

d)

Cafeteria

69.

NABH recommends how many standards for facility management and safety?

a)

5 standards, 20 elements

b)

9 standards, 43 elements

c)

12 standards, 50 elements

d)

15 standards, 60 elements

70.

Facility management must ensure:

a)

Fire escape routes clearly marked

b)

Hidden pathways

c)

Locked exits

d)

Decorative murals only

71.

Calibration of equipment saves patients from:

a)

Wrong diagnosis

b)

Overpayment

c)

Noise pollution

d)

Power shortage

72.

Internal disasters in hospitals require:

a)

No precautions

b)

Special planning for safety

c)

Closing facility

d)

Ignoring patients

73.

Which activity can enhance patient safety?

a)

Biomedical waste management

b)

Advertising

c)

Cafeteria decoration

d)

Parking expansion

74.

Disaster management plans are needed for:

a)

Internal and external disasters

b)

Painting hospital walls

c)

Marketing

d)

Social media promotion

75.

Technology in facility management includes:

a)

Hand-hygiene sensors & laser particle counters

b)

TV advertisements

c)

Theater lighting

d)

Canteen vending

76.

Fingerprint-based patient ID helps in:

a)

Patient billing

b)

Ensuring correct patient identification

c)

Cafeteria entry

d)

Nurse attendance

77.

Green hospitals are safer because:

a)

They reduce entertainment costs

b)

They ensure environment-friendly patient safety

c)

They avoid billing errors

d)

They improve decoration

78.

One inexpensive safety provision in trolleys is:

a)

Belts for patients

b)

Stickers

c)

Extra paint

d)

Advertising boards

79.

Which system warns if patient crosses stretcher limits?

a)

Detectors

b)

Fire alarm

c)

CCTV

d)

Token system

80.

Facility surveillance ensures:

a)

Infection under permissible limits

b)

Cafeteria food quality

c)

Parking space availability

d)

None of the above

81.

NABH focuses facility management on:

a)

Safety & compliance

b)

Marketing growth

c)

Cafeteria revenue

d)

None of the above

82.

CSSD planning is crucial for:

a)

Patient safety & infection control

b)

Cafeteria menus

c)

Parking lots

d)

Visitor waiting areas

83.

Housekeeping and hygiene have the greatest impact on:

a)

Hospital-acquired infection rates

b)

Decoration cost

c)

Patient billing

d)

Insurance

84.

Which of the following is part of compliance in facility management?

a)

AERB guidelines

b)

Fire safety codes

c)

Drug license rules

d)

All of the above

85.

Which is a facility backup measure for medical gases?

a)

Gas bank

b)

Fire alarm

c)

Pest control

d)

Cafeteria storage

86.

Energy-efficient HVAC in hospitals leads to:

a)

Higher costs

b)

Lower operational and maintenance costs

c)

Less patient safety

d)

Poor infection control

87.

Facility managers work at:

a)

Strategic and operational levels

b)

Only operational level

c)

Only decorative level

d)

Financial only

88.

Which facility reduces risk of patient falls?

a)

Rails in beds & toilets

b)

Cafeteria seating

c)

Posters on walls

d)

TV sets in waiting area

89.

Renovations in hospitals must:

a)

Be ignored for safety

b)

Have special precautions to protect patients

c)

Shut down facility

d)

Ignore infection control

90.

Which compliance ensures radiation safety?

a)

AERB guidelines

b)

Bank regulations

c)

Building bye-laws only

d)

Cafeteria code

91.

Facility management includes maintenance of:

a)

Electrical supply, lifts, water, drainage

b)

Cafeteria menu only

c)

TV systems

d)

Internet promotions

92.

Facility managers must coordinate:

a)

Safety, housekeeping, landscaping, waste management

b)

Cafeteria menus

c)

Social media accounts

d)

None of the above

93.

One aspect of patient safety cycle is:

a)

Right disposal after use

b)

Right insurance premium

c)

Right decoration

d)

Right advertisements

94.

Which is considered "arteries and veins" of hospitals?

a)

Cables and pipelines

b)

Staircases

c)

Cafeteria supplies

d)

Reception desks

95.

A hospital must follow:

a)

International/national standards for space allocation

b)

Random planning

c)

Only doctor preference

d)

Cafeteria design rules

96.

Protocols for CBRN disasters include:

a)

Separate triage areas

b)

Cafeteria shift

c)

Painting hospital walls

d)

None of the above

97.

A facility emergency code drill is important for:

a)

Staff readiness during emergencies

b)

Patient billing accuracy

c)

Decoration planning

d)

None of the above

98.

Which reduces potential fire hazards in hospital?

a)

Auto sprinkler systems

b)

Cafeteria upgrades

c)

Patient survey

d)

Posters on walls

99.

Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear protocols protect:

a)

Other patients from unsafe exposure

b)

Cafeteria workers only

c)

Only administrators

d)

None of the above

100.

The most crucial aspect of emergency handling in hospitals is:

a)

Training of staff and application of hospital emergency codes

b)

Cafeteria staff training

c)

Parking arrangements

d)

Media promotions

101.

Hospital architecture must be:

a)

Treated like general buildings

b)

Environment friendly and healing-oriented

c)

Focused only on cost

d)

Ignoring patient psychology

102.

Users of hospital space include all EXCEPT:

a)

Patients

b)

Doctors

c)

Public

d)

Political leaders

103.

Key points in healthcare architecture are:

a)

Function, Services, Environment

b)

Decoration, Painting, Cafeteria

c)

Finance, Marketing, Ads

d)

None of the above

104.

Minimum space required for general bed is:

a)

6' × 6'

b)

8' × 8'

c)

10' × 8'

d)

12' × 10'

105.

ICU bed minimum space requirement is:

a)

10' × 8'

b)

12' × 8'

c)

14' × 12'

d)

15' × 10'

106.

Separate rooms in ICU should not be provided to:

a)

Increase monitoring efficiency

b)

Increase luxury

c)

Reduce staff

d)

Decorate interiors

107.

Window height in general wards should be:

a)

1-2 ft from floor

b)

3.5-4 ft from floor

c)

5-6 ft from floor

d)

8 ft from floor

108.

Which facility must be provided in clinical labs?

a)

Cafeteria

b)

Toilets for sample collection

c)

TV sets

d)

Posters

109.

Which line should have different colored switches?

a)

UPS line

b)

Cafeteria line

c)

Parking lights

d)

Decoration power

110.

Major surgeries like cardiac transplant are done on:

a)

Regular power supply

b)

Generator power supply

c)

UPS only

d)

Solar power only

111.

OT complex for organ transplant should have:

a)

Dual theaters

b)

Single theater

c)

Cafeteria

d)

Waiting lounge

112.

How many barriers minimum should be before entry to OT?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

113.

Which flooring is advised in hospitals?

a)

Sloping flooring

b)

Antiskid flooring

c)

Marble flooring

d)

Carpet flooring

114.

Grab bars must be provided in:

a)

Ramps and toilets

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Reception desk

d)

Parking

115.

Radiology departments should have:

a)

Wooden doors

b)

Lead-lined doors

c)

Glass doors only

d)

Open entries

116.

Roof height with AC ducting false ceiling should be minimum:

a)

8 ft

b)

10 ft

c)

12 ft

d)

14 ft

117.

Doors in hospitals should be wide enough for:

a)

Wheelchairs and stretchers

b)

Only staff entry

c)

Decoration purposes

d)

None of the above

118.

Doctors and nurses' station should be located:

a)

Adjacent to casualty/ICU/emergency

b)

Near cafeteria

c)

Near parking

d)

Near garden

119.

Telephones, computers, CCTV cabling should:

a)

Have minimum cabling route

b)

Be long and hanging

c)

Be unplanned

d)

Ignore safety

120.

Double glass in ICU and OT helps in:

a)

Avoiding dust and noise

b)

Decoration

c)

Cafeteria design

d)

None of the above

121.

Hospital zoning includes:

a)

Hospital zone, academic zone, admin, residential, amenities

b)

Cafeteria only

c)

Parking zones only

d)

None of the above

122.

General hospital must include all EXCEPT:

a)

Casualty block

b)

Radiodiagnosis

c)

Central laboratory

d)

Shopping mall

123.

Specialty hospital may include:

a)

Cardiology, Neurology, Gastroenterology

b)

Shopping plaza

c)

Public park

d)

Cinema hall

124.

Teaching hospitals must have:

a)

Mortuary, central library, auditorium, labs

b)

Shopping mall

c)

Parking garage

d)

TV halls

125.

Residential facilities in hospitals include:

a)

Nurses hostel, doctors' quarters, play area

b)

Shopping mall

c)

Cafeteria

d)

Garden only

126.

Which department prepares BOQ and tender documents?

a)

Estimation and quantities division

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Nursing

d)

Reception

127.

Which engineering service designs CSSD sterilizers?

a)

Biomedical engineering

b)

Structural engineering

c)

Cafeteria engineering

d)

Decoration team

128.

Structural department provides:

a)

Column, beam, reinforcement drawings

b)

Cafeteria menus

c)

Parking plan only

d)

None of the above

129.

Fire fighting systems are designed by:

a)

Fire safety engineering service

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Social workers

d)

None of the above

130.

Landscaping design may be done by:

a)

Landscape consultant

b)

Cafeteria manager

c)

Receptionist

d)

Nurse

131.

Project management division prepares:

a)

Time schedule charts (CPM, PERT, BAR)

b)

Patient diagnosis reports

c)

Cafeteria menus

d)

Decoration charts

132.

Minimum ICU power supply precaution:

a)

Separate UPS line with colored switches

b)

Regular line only

c)

Cafeteria line

d)

None

133.

Major surgeries depend on:

a)

Generator supply

b)

Cafeteria staff

c)

Decorative lights

d)

None of the above

134.

Hospital architecture methodology begins with:

a)

Siteanalysis

b)

Cafeteria menu

c)

Patient survey

d)

Wall painting

135.

In design development stage, the focus is on:

a)

Finalizing design, working drawings, 3D views

b)

Cafeteria design

c)

Garden planting

d)

None of the above

136.

Documentation stage includes:

a)

Detailed drawings, specifications, cost estimate

b)

Cafeteria menu

c)

None

d)

Decorations

137.

Execution stage includes:

a)

Coordination with client and contractors

b)

Cafeteria cooking

c)

Library setup

d)

None

138.

Key hospital service facility includes:

a)

Central store, laundry, kitchen, CSSD

b)

Shopping center

c)

Cinema

d)

Garden only

139.

Play area in residential block is mainly for:

a)

Staff and students

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Public visitors

d)

Patients only

140.

Which plan helps in circulation and clarity of movement?

a)

Zoning and orientation plan

b)

Cafeteria plan

c)

Mall plan

d)

None

141.

Which facility avoids traffic congestion in hospitals?

a)

Passing/open buffer areas

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Decoration

d)

Parking fees

142.

Function in hospital architecture focuses on:

a)

Space requirements, circulation, expansion scope

b)

Cafeteria menus

c)

Decoration

d)

None

143.

Services in hospital design include:

a)

Kitchen, laundry, CSSD, medical gases, electricity

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Garden

d)

Decoration

144.

Environment in hospital design includes:

a)

Landscape, green architecture, energy conservation

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Shopping

d)

None

145.

Which aspect helps reduce energy cost?

a)

Energy-efficient AC system

b)

Cafeteria decoration

c)

Posters

d)

None

146.

Central OT design should provide:

a)

Pre- and post-operative beds

b)

Shopping counters

c)

Garden only

d)

None

147.

Minimum cabling root must be planned for:

a)

Telephones, computers, cable TV, CCTV

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Posters

d)

Decoration

148.

Which hospital feature directly helps infection control?

a)

CSSD

b)

Cafeteria

c)

Shopping mall

d)

Parking

149.

ICU surgeries must be conducted with:

a)

Generator backup power

b)

Cafeteria lighting

c)

Decorative lamps

d)

None

150.

Which principle combines social, moral, climatic and environmental responsibility in design?

a)

Healthcare architecture principles

b)

Cafeteria design

c)

Decoration principles

d)

Shopping design