NFPA --- CLSS-HC QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ACTUAL EXAM 100% VERIFIED SOLUTION 2025

NFPA --- CLSS-HC QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ACTUAL EXAM 100% VERIFIED SOLUTION 2025 Dead-end corridors are limited to ___ feet in new and existing health care occupancies. - Correct Answer-30 feet For new health care occupancies, the travel distance between any point in a room and an exit may not exceed _____. - Correct Answer-200 ft The travel distance between any point in a health care sleeping room and an exit access door in that room may not exceed ____. - Correct Answer-50 feet A common path of travel in a new health care occupancy may not exceed ___. - Correct Answer-100 feet In a new health care occupancy what distance must separate the two exit access doors? A. One-third of the building or area's longest wall B. One-third of the building or area diagonal measurement C. One-fourth of the building or area's longest wall D. One-fourth of the building or area diagonal measurement - Correct Answer-B. one-third of the building or area diagonal measurement Which of the following statements about areas of refuge is true? A. An area of refuge must have smoke-resisting partitions. B. An area of refuge must have sprinkler protection. C. The Code requires areas of refuge in all buildings. D. Supplemental requirements, such as a two-way communication system apply to areas of refuge. - Correct Answer-D. Supplemental requirements, such as a two-way communication system apply to areas of refuge. Intervening rooms in a patient sleeping room with not more than eight beds: A. Are limited to one per room B. Are limited to two per room C. Are limited to three per room D. Are not limited in number - Correct Answer-D. Are not limited in number When a second exit access is required in a suite: A. One exit access door must be to an exit stair B. One exit access door must be to the corridor C. Both exit access doors must be to the corridor D. Both exit access doors may be to adjoining suites - Correct Answer-B. One exit access door must be to the corridor Where two exits in a new health care occupancy are remotely located, their exit discharge points need not be remotely located. T/F -