NFPA Certified Fire Inspector I (CFI-1) CFI-I Question # 16 Topic 2 Discussion
CFI-I Exam Topic 2 Question 16 Discussion:
Question #: 16
Topic #: 2
What is the classification for an occupancy used to provide overnight treatment and observation for 5 to 10 bed-ridden persons that simultaneously renders the persons incapable of self-preservation under emergency conditions?
The classification of occupancies for care facilities is defined inNFPA 101®, Life Safety Code®.
Limited care facility (B):This classification applies to facilities providingovernight care for 4 or more personswho are incapable of self-preservation but do not meet the requirements for a full health care occupancy.
Health care (A):Applies to hospitals and nursing homes where more intensive medical care is provided.
Residential board and care (C):Involves personal care but not medical treatment.
Ambulatory health care (D):For outpatient services where occupants are capable of self-preservation.
[Reference:, NFPA 101, Section 3.3.49.4: Definitions for limited care facilities., ]
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