Internertional Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS) Advanced Officer Certification Practice Exam

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Which regulation outlines requirements for electronic access control devices?

  1. ASIS 101

  2. IAHSS 101

  3. OSHA 101

  4. NFPA 101

The correct answer is: NFPA 101

The regulation that outlines requirements for electronic access control devices is NFPA 101, which is known as the Life Safety Code. NFPA 101 provides guidelines to ensure the safety of occupants in facilities, including provisions for emergency egress, building features, and fire protection systems. In the context of electronic access control devices, NFPA 101 emphasizes that these systems must facilitate safe egress during emergencies and not impede access to exits, thus ensuring that safety is maintained while integrating security measures. While other standards such as ASIS and IAHSS focus on security management practices and healthcare security regulations, they do not specifically provide the framework for electronic access control systems as related to life safety. Similarly, OSHA pertains primarily to occupational health and safety regulations rather than directly addressing the specifications for electronic access controls. NFPA 101 stands out because it directly connects the requirements for these systems with occupant safety in case of emergencies.