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How do you know if a a number on a profile is a SSN or a profile number? SSN starts with a 0 followed by 8 digits, profile number starts with a 1. ... [Show More] What are the marital status codes? M=married, D=divorced, s=single, W=widowed, X=separated, P=life partner What are the possibilities for the first character of a financial class? B=blue cross, M=medicare, X=medicaid, W=workman's comp, S=tricare/champus, C=commercial, P=private pay, and any other character is considered commercial. What are the possibilities for the second and third characters of a financial class? B=outpatient, S=swing, P=physician/1500, H=home health, EC=extended care, BR=recurring What does M stand for? medicare inpatient What does XH stand for? medicaid home health What does DB2 stand for? commercial outpatient What does MC stand for? medicare outpatient What does ESC stand for on the insurance/claim screen? employment status code What is the patient portal authorized rep? A person who can be given access to the online patient portal to view medical information about a patient. How will you know if there are notes on a profile? It will be notated in red at the top of the profile screen. What does the visit history show? All visits including old visits that have been purged from the account. What are the stay types and which ones can change for each site? 1=inpatient (stays the same for all sites), 2=outpatient (stays the same for all sites), 3=ER patient (stays the same for most sites), 4=SNF patients (changes from site to site), and 5=clinic patients (changes from site to site) What does SNF stand for? skilled nursing facility, long term care Which stay type(s) have subtypes? inpatient only Why are subtypes important? For revenue purposes. Under the stay tab, what does Room req mean? Has the patient requested a room other than what's been given? Under the stay tab, what does Pvt neces mean? Is a private room necessary for the patient? What does ABN stand for? advanced beneficiary notice What does HIE stand for? health info exchange, can the patient's info be shared? What are the admin codes? NB=newborn, NBPRE=newborn premature, EMER=emergency, URPR=urgent procedure, URER=urgent emergency, ELPR=elective procedure How do you admit an ER patient to a holding bed? create new visit, stay tab, ADT functions, select admit and fill out info How do you admit an O/P? create new visit, stay tab, fill out admission info and discharge right after What is the cycle code for recurring patients? 6 What is the cycle code for long term patients? 5 What is the MSP? medicare questionnaire How do you change an ER patient to an inpatient? ADT functions, change stay type, ADT functions again, transfer (if they were in an ER room) or reverse admit (if they were not in a room), fill out new info, change stay type, subtype, and service code, change insurance to reflect inpatient What extra prompt will you receive when you back out of a visit when registering an observation patient? It will ask you if you want to post the observation charges. What stay type do observation patients get admitted as? stay type 2/outpatient Where can you control how auto observation rounds the hour? from hospital base menu, master selection, business office tables, business office table maintenance, AHIS, P8, mark auto obs field with Y (will round to the nearest hour) or N (will round to the next hour) Where can you put in codes to identify observation patients? from hospital base menu, master selection, business office tables, business office table maintenance, AHIS, P8 Where can you see/change the hourly observation rate for the first hour and following hours? from hospital base menu, master selection, business office tables, business office table maintenance, AHIS, P8 How do you run a pre-admission report? from hospital base menu, print reports, census, build daily files (build as current day), hit start, back to print reports, census, pre-admission What does pre-admit delete do? deletes any pre-admit accounts that don't have any activity What are the three ways to create a temp. visit? 1) from hospital base menu, temp account reg 2) from profile, create temp visit 3) from hospital base menu, patient list, first time temp How do you assign a patient number when creating a temp visit? hit 1 and enter What fields must be filled out for a temp reg? name, sex, DOB, physician, patient type, and service code How do you run a report that will identify temp accounts that need to be completed? from hospital base menu, print reports, census, under temp reg choose build finder file as of today, print, back to hospital base menu, print reports, census, incomplete reg (this will show accounts that were registered as temp but do not have any charges) What must be the same before merging profiles? name, DOB, MRN, and guarantor How do you merge profiles? go into the profile that you are not keeping, change the name and DOB to be the same as the profile you want to keep, delete the MRN and guarantor off of both accounts, misc options, change SSN, match the one you're keeping from the other profile, hit enter and merging will happen, go back and add MRN and guarantor info, mass change MRN How do you run an unapplied visits report? from hospital base menu, print reports, medical records, admin tab, choose person profile maintenance and unapplied visits report What does a data mismatch report do? lists out visits where the data is different on the profile, specifically name and/or DOB How do you run a report to see which profiles are linked? from hospital base menu, print reports, census, select monthly misc tab, linked profiles How do you run a report to see new profiles that have been created? from hospital base menu, print reports, census, select monthly misc tab, new profiles, enter date range and print What does all patients in the patient list show? all accounts that have an AR balance or have not met the criteria to go to history What does current patients in the patient list show? patients without a discharge date, patients with a discharge date within past 3 days, and pre-admits with an expect date that has not exceeded 60 days What does my patients in the patient list show? a custom list created by each employee What does MPI stand for and what does it show? master patient index, includes any patient that has ever been registered at the hospital What does CAH stand for? critical access hospital What does the CAH log show and where can it be found? shows level of care changes, can be found under misc options on a visit What effect will changing a synced field have on the patient's profile and the attached visits? If a synced field is changed on the profile, it will change on all of the past visits and vice versa. [Show Less]
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CPSI Exam Course Manual questions and answers
Purpose of the CPSI Course? For CPSI to be able to: -IDENTIFY hazards -RANK hazards by injury potential -APPLY knowledge to remove hazards and establis... [Show More] h a system of inspections (Page 11, CPSI Course Manual) Desired outcome? A CPSI is capable of establishing a system of REPAIR, RETROFIT, and REMOVAL of hazardous equipment and establishing a routine inspection system for their playground(s) (Page 11, CPSI Course Manual) How long is a CPSI certification valid after you pass the exam? Three years (Page 14, CPSI Course Manual) Exam questions are taken from the following sources: - The Consumer Product Safety Commission's (CPSC) Public Playground Safety Handbook - The ASTM F1487 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Playground Equipment for Public Use -ASTM F2223 Standard Guide for ASTM Standards on Playground Surfacing -Playground Safety is No Accident (Page 19, CPSI Course Manual) ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials International ADA Americans with Disabilities Act -2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design Entanglement a piece of clothing or net/string wraps around the neck and causes strangulation Entrapment one part of the body can pass through an opening, but another cannot; head can go through, shoulders can't, can cause strangulation Falls usually onto the play surface, sometimes onto other equipment (impalement, etc) Impact something else falling on a child, loose play equipment or another child IPEMA International Play Equipment Manufacturer's Association NPCAI International Playground Contractor's Association NEISS National Electronic Injury Surveillance System NRPA National Recreation and Park Association Pre-School Users 2-5 years old School-Age Users 5-12 years old CPSC US Consumer Product Safety Commission A comprehensive program of playground safety includes: -Audits -Inspections -Maintenance First piece of equipment recommended to be removed for safety reasons? Giant Stride First Edition of the CPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook? 1981 Current Edition of the CPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook? 2010 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Playground Equipment for Public Use ASTM F1487-17 Major U.S. Organizations concerned with Playground Safety? -NRPA -IPEMA -NPCAI Impact Attenuation of Surface Materials within Use Zone of Play Equipment ASTM F1292-17 Test Method for Accessibility on Safety Surfacing for Playgrounds ASTM F1951 Guide for ASTM Standards on Playground Surfacing ASTM F2223 Engineered Wood Fiber Safety Surfacing ASTM F2075 Only State to mandate playground inspections? CA Enforcement of a legal _______ in all other states. Standard of Care Is there a Federal playground safety law for the entire US? No Section of 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design that identifies criteria for design, construction and alteration of public play areas Section 1008 Standards and Guidelines for Hazard Identification come from: - National Injury Data (NEISS) -Industry Experience -Risk Management and Litigation -Anthropometrics Function of a Play Environment is to help a child develop... -Physically -Cognitively -Socially -Emotionally Target of ASTM Guidelines Reduce life-threatening and debilitating injuries Target of CPSC Guidelines Create a safer environment for all children and contribute to the reduction of playground-related deaths and injuries Number of Children through age of 12 in the U.S. in 2015 50.5 Million Number of playground injuries (trips to the ER) from 2009-2014 243,200 Number of playground deaths from 2009-2014 34 Most common cause of injury on public playgrounds? Falls Percent of injuries caused by falls 79% Age group with highest percentage of injuries Ages 5-9 (51%) #1 Cause of Death and Seriously Debilitating Injury on Playgrounds Entanglement #2 Cause of Death and Seriously Debilitating Injury on Playgrounds Falls #3 Cause of Death and Seriously Debilitating Injury on Playgrounds Head and Neck Entrapment #4 Cause of Death and Seriously Debilitating Injury on Playgrounds Impact Factors that contribute to Public Playground Injuries -improper use/poor supervision -poor maintenance -inappropriate design -installation errors -site planning issues CPSI Program Vision is that all playgrounds will offer... -accessible, safe and challenging environment to play -age appropriate equipment and activities -compliance with standards and guidelines -children having fun! Hazard priority level is based on three factors... -Possibility -Probability -Consequence Hazard Priority Scale 1. Permanent disability, loss of life or body part 2. Serious injury 3. Minor Injury 4. Potential for injury very minimal 5. Existing condition is compliant When do you need to rectify a Priority 1 hazard? Immediately When do you need to rectify a Priority 2 hazard? As soon as possible When do you need to rectify a Priority 3 hazard? When time permits When do you need to rectify a Priority 4 hazard? If it worsens When do you need to rectify a Priority 5 hazard? No action needed Which set of guidelines does the Hazard Identification Section come from? ASTM F1487 Range of users covered by ASTM F1487 and CPSC? 5th Percentile 2 year old - 95th percentile 12 year old What types of equipment does ASTM F1487 exclude? -Residential equipment -Athletic equipment -Contained play equipment -Amusement Park equipment -Fitness equipment for ages 13+ -Toys ASTM F1487-17 Age Ranges Pre-School Age (2-5) School Age (5-12) CPSC Age Ranges Pre-School Age (2-5) School Age (5-12) Toddlers (6-23 months) CPSC Guidelines for Good Playground Supervision -Understand the basics of playground safety -Be aware that not all equipment is appropriate for children of all ages -Realize that pre-school children require greater supervision -Look for posted signage -Look for and report unsafe and unsanitary conditions Equipment not recommended for Public Playgrounds -Animal Swings -Swinging gates and doors -Trapeze bars -Trampolines -Free-swinging exercise rings For overhead swinging rings the length of the chain must not exceed ____________. Overall length must not exceed ____________. 7", 15" CPSC 2010 - Play equipment not recommended for Pre-School (2-5) users -Free-standing Arch Climbers -Free-standing Flexible Climbers -Fulcrum seesaws -Parallel bars CPSC 1997 - Play equipment not recommended for Pre-School (2-5) users -Log Rolls -Track Rides -Vertical sliding poles -Spiral Slides >360 degrees CPSC General Playground Considerations 1. Site Selection - travel patterns, well-drained 2. Sun Exposure/Shading - potential burn warnings CPSC Playground Layout Guidelines 1. Accessibility (surfacing ASTM F1951 compliant) 2. Age Separation 3. Sight Lines 4. Conflicting Activities (for fencing see ASTM F2049) There must be no overhead obstructions within _______ above each designated play surface, use zone, and pivot point of swings. 84" For swings, the lowest edge of the roofline is ____________. X+42" (X=distance from pivot point to surfacing) Materials must have a record of _______________________. 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CPSI questions and answers 2023
Maximum opening for s-hook .04 in What is the vertical projection gauge (1/8 in) .12 in 00:55 01:18 Size of crush/shear test prob... [Show More] e for roller slides (3/16 in) .19 in Size of crush/shear test probe for merry-go-rounds (5/16 in) .30 in Size of crush/shear test probe in opening w/movement (5/8) .62 in Minimum insertion depth for partially bounded opening probe .75 in Minimum diameter for handrails/hand gripping components .95 in Maximum diameter for handrails/hand gripping components 1.55 in Minimum diameter for rungs on rigid climbing apparatus .95 in Maximum diameter for rungs on rigid climbing apparatus 1.55 in Thickness of torso probe 3.5 in Minimum insertion depth for torso probe 4 in Diameter of head probe 9 in Maximum clear opening without a top horizontal guardrail 15 in Maximum height of elevated structure w/o guardrail 20 in Maximum height of guardrail for lower rail for children 2-5 23 in Maximum height of guardrail for lower rail for children 5-12 28 in Minimum height of guardrail for upper rail for children 2-5 29 in Minimum height of barrier for upper rail for children 2-5 29 in Maximum height for elevated structures w/o barrier for children 2-5 30 in Maximum height for elevated structures w/o guardrails for children 5-12 30 in Minimum height of upper rail for guardrails for children 5-12 38 in Minimum height of upper rail for barriers for children 5-12 38 in Maximum height for elevated structures w/o barriers for children 5-12 48 in Minimum use zone for sitting/rocking/springing equip 72 in Minimum diameter for non overlapping use zone w/rotating equipment >20 in diameter 72 in Minimum side use zone for rotating swing support structure 72 in Minimum use zone for slide exit region use zone 72 in Minimum use zone for stationary equipment 72 in Minimum use zone for to-fro swing support structure 72 in Minimum non-overlapping use zone for rotating swing Y+72 in Minimum use zone front and back between support structures for to-fro swing 2 x X Minimum use zone for track ride 72 in Maximum use zone overlap for adjacent play structures <30 in high 72 in Minimum non-overlapping use zone for standing rocking equipment 84 in Maximum use zone for slide exit region 96 in Maximum use zone overlap for adjacent play structures >30 in high 108 in First piece of equipment to be removed for safety reasons Giant stride CPSC was first published in 1981 ASTM was first published in 1993 Who can certify playground equipment IPEMA F1292 Method to test impact attenuation of safety surfacing F1951 Method to test wheelchair accessibility on safety surfacing F2075 Engineered wood fiber safety F2223 Guide for ASTM Standards on playground surfacing F2049 Standards for barriers and fencing F1918 Contained play systems F1148 Residential play equipment Rank the hazard according to injury potential A comprehensive program of playground safety includes audits, inspections, maintenance ASTM reduce life threatening and debilitating injuries (equipment based) CPSC create a safer playground environment for all children and contribute to the reduction of playground related deaths The most common cause of injury on public playgrounds falls (79%) #1 cause of death and seriously debilitating injury entanglement #2 cause of death and seriously debilitating injury falls #3 cause of death and seriously debilitating injury entrapment Factors that contribute to public playground injuries improper use poor maintenance inappropriate design installation errors site planning issues Priority 1 hazards a readily accessible hazard that would cause an accident which would result in death/loss of limb Hazard priority level is not based on cause of injury assigning priority levels must consider possibility probability consequence Range of users for ASTM F1487 5th% tile of 2 yro to 95th% tile of 12 yro compliance with this std does not eliminate the need for playground supervision ATSM F1487 Was ordered to be removed from public playgrounds in 1995 by CPSC animal swings For overhead swinging rings the length of the chain must not exceed... 7 in The overall length of an overhead ring must not exceed 15 in CPSC play equipment not recommended for preschool users Free standing arch climbers and flexible climber log rolls track rides vertical slide poles In site selection, site must be____to prevent problems well drained [Show Less]
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CPSI Exam questions answered 100% correct
Without alternate means of egress, max. difference in height between stepped platforms for Pre-School age and School-Age Pre-School: 12 inches School-Age... [Show More] : 18 inches An access component is needed if the difference in platform height is more than __ for pre-school age and __ for school age. 12 inches and 18 inches 01:03 01:18 Except for entrance/exit openings, the max. clearance opening without a top horizontal guardrail should be __. 15 inches Guardrail/Barrier is not required in fall height is less than: Pre-School __ School-Age <20 inches <30 inches Pre-School Age Guardrail, >20" < or = 30": Total Height, Gap at Bottom 29"+ <9", > or = 23" Pre-School Age Barrier, >30": Total Height, Gap at Bottom 29"+ <3.5" School Age Guardrail, >30" < or = 48": Total Height, Gap at Bottom 38"+ >9", < or = 28" School Age Barrier, >48": Total Height, Gap at Bottom 38"+ <3.5" Access platforms over __ should provide intermediate standing surface so child can pause and make decision to keep going up or go down. 6' Handrails- Preschool/Schoolage: should have a diameter or max. cross-section between __ and __. Preferred diameter is __. .95" and 1.55" 1.25 inches Continuous handrails extending over the full length of the access should be provided on both sides of all _____ and _____. stairways and stepladders Handrail Height: The vertical distance between the top front edge of a step or ramp surface and the top surface of the handrail above should be (Preschool, Schoolage) P: between 22 and 26" S: between 22 and 38" Transition Point Point where child must transition from access component to play structure platform (T/F) Handrails or handholds are recommended at all transition points. True Balance Beams should be no more than __ (P/S) P: 12 inches S: 16 inches Use Zone- Climbers: Should extend a min. of __ in all directions. (MAY/MAY NOT) overlap with neighboring equipment, if allowed by that equipment type AND -there is at least __ between equipment when adjacent designated play surfaces are no more than __ . OR There is at least __ between equipment when adjacent play surfaces are more than __. 6' MAY 6' <30 inches 9' >30 inches Climbers should not have climbing bars or other rigid structural components in the interior of the climber onto which a child may fall from a height of __. >18 inches (T/F) Arch climbers should be used as the sole means of access to other equipment for preschoolers. False (T/F) Free Standing climbers are not recommended for toddlers or preschool age children. True Climbers: Rung Width, Vertical Rise, Slope, Diameter (Preschool/Schoolage) Preschool: RW: > or = 12" VR: > or = 12" Slope: 75-90 degrees Dia: .95"-1.55" School-Age: Preschool: RW: > or = 16" VR: > or = 12" Slope: 75-90 degrees Dia: .95"-1.55" (T/F) Free-standing flexible climbers are not recommended on playgrounds intended for toddlers and preschoolers. True Free-standing flexible climbers: The perimeter of any opening in a net structure should be less than __ or greater than __. 17 inches 28 inches Horizontal Ladders: The horizontal distance out to the first handhold should be: -No greater than __ but not __ the platform, when access is from a platform. -At least __ but no greater than __ when access is from climbing rungs. 10 inches directly above 8 inches 10 inches Horizontal ladders intended for preschool age children should have rungs that are __ and __. parallel evenly spaced The max. height of a horizontal ladders (measured from center of grasping device to top of protective surfacing) should be __ (Preschool/School-age P (4 and 5 yrs old): 60 inches max. SA: 84 inches max. Horizontal Ladders: The center-to-center spacing of horizontal ladder rungs should be __ (Preschool/School-age) P (4 and 5 yrs old): 12 inches max. SA: 15 inches max. Horizontal Ladders: The max. height of the take-off/landing platform above the protective surface should be __ (Preschool/School-Age) P (4 and 5 yrs old): 18 inches max. SA: 36 inches max. Overhead Rings: The horizontal distance out to the first handhold should be: -No great than __ but not __ the platform when access is from a platform. -At least __ but no greater than __ when access is from climbing rungs. 10 inches directly above 8 inches 10 inches Overhead Rings: The max. height of overhead rings measured from the center of the grasping device to the protective surfacing should be __ (Preschool/School-age) P: 60 inches SA: 84 inches If overhead singing rings are suspended by chains, the max. length of the chains should be __. 7 inches Overhead Rings: The max. height of the take-off/landing platform above the protective surfacing should be __ (Preschool/School-age). P: 18 inches max. SA: 36 inches max. (T/F) Sliding poles are not recommended for toddlers/preschool since they generally do not have the upper body/hand strength to slide. True Sliding Poles should be __ with not __ or __ along the sliding surface. Continuous Protruding welds or seams (T/F) Sliding Poles should not change direction alone the sliding portion. True The horizontal distance between a sliding pole and any structure used for access to the sliding pole should be between __ and __. 18 inches 20 inches A Sliding Pole should extend at least __ above the level of the platform or structure used for access to the sliding pole. 60 inches The diameter of a Sliding Pole should be no greater than __. 1.9 inches (T/F) Sliding Poles: Upper access should be from one level only. True The upper access area through the guardrail or barrier should be __ at most. 15 inches. For sliding poles accessed from platforms, the fall height is the distance between the __ and the __. platform protective surfacing For sliding poles not accessed from platforms, the fall height is the distance between a point __ the highest point of the pole and the protective surfacing. 60 inches (T/F) The top of the sliding pole's support structure should not be a designated play surface. True (T/F) Track Rides should not be used on playground for toddlers/preschool. True Two Track Rides next to each other should be at least __ . 4 feet apart Track Rides: The handle should be between __ and __ from the surfacing and follow standard gripping recommendations. 64 inches 78 inches (T/F) Track Rides: Rolling parts do not need to be enclosed. False Enclose to prevent crush hazards. Track Rides: The fall height is the distance between __ and the protective surfacing. max. height of the equipment (T/F) Track Rides, Fall Height: Equipment support posts with no designated play surfaces are exempt from fall height rule. True The highest point of a log roll should be a max. of __ above the protective surface below. 18 inches Use Zone- Log Rolls: When not part of a composite structure should extend a min. of __ in all directions. (MAY/MAY NOT) overlap with neighboring equipment, if allowed by that equipment type AND -there is at least __ between equipment when adjacent designated play surfaces are no more than __ . OR There is at least __ between equipment when adjacent play surfaces are more than __. 6' MAY 6' < 30 inches 9' >30 inches The fall height of a lot roll is the distance between the __ and the protective surfacing. highest portion of the rolling log Merry-Go-Round recommendations apply when it is a least __. 20 inches in diameter. The standing/sitting surface of a Merry-Go-Round platform should have a max height of __ (preschool/school-age) P: 14 inches max. SA: 18 inches max. The surface of a Merry-Go-Round platform should not have any openings between the axis and the periphery that permit a rod having a diameter of __ to penetrate completely through surface. 5/16 inch The difference between a min. and max. radius of a non-circular Merry-Go-Round platform should not exceed __. 2 inches The underside of the perimeter of a Merry-Go-Round platform should be no less than __ above protective surfacing. 9 inches (T/F) No components of a Merry-Go-Round apparatus, including __, should extend beyond perimeter or platform. True handgrips Merry-Go-Round: A means should be provided to limit the peripheral speed of rotation to a max. of __. 13 feet per second (T/F) Merry-Go-Round's may have up and down ocillatory motion. false Merry-Go-Round Use Zone: __ beyond perimeter of platform. 6 feet Merry-Go-Round Use Zone MAY/MAYNOT overlap with other use-zones, unless the rotating equipment is less than __ and the adjacent equipment allows overlap. MAY NOT 20 inches Seesaws ARE/ARE NOT recommended for preschool ARE NOT Seesaws: The fulcrum should not present a __. Crush Hazard Seesaws: The max. attainable angle between a line connecting the seats and the horizontal is __. 25 degrees Seesaws: There SHOULD/SHOULD NOT be any footrests. SHOULD NOT Pre-school age children are capable of using __ seesaws. Spring Centered Seesaws Seesaws, Use Zone: Should extend __ from each outside edge of seesaw. 6 feet Use Zone- Seesaws: Should extend a min. of __ in all directions. (MAY/MAY NOT) overlap with neighboring equipment, if allowed by that equipment type AND -there is at least __ between equipment when adjacent designated play surfaces are no more than __ . OR There is at least __ between equipment when adjacent play surfaces are more than __. 6' MAY 6' < 30 inches 9' >30 inches Seesaw, Handholds: Should be provided at each sitting position for gripping with __ and should not __. Handholds should not __. Both Hands Turn when grasped Extend beyond the sides of the seat The fall height of a Seesaw is the distance between the __ and the protective surfacing. highest point any part of the seesaw can reach F1487 Range of Users __ to __ Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Playground Equipment for Public Use. 5th percentile 2 year old to 95th percentile 12 year old F2373 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Public Use Play Equipment for Children 6 Months through 23 Months. F1292 Standard Specification for Impact Attenuation of Surface Systems Under and Around Playground Equipment. F2075 Standard Specification for Engineered Wood Fiber for Use as a Playground Safety Surface Under and Around Playground Equipment. F2223 F2223 Standard Guide for ASTM Standards on Playground Surfacing. F2479 F2479 Standard Guide for Specification, Purchase, Installation and Maintenance of Poured-In-Place Playground Surfacing. F1951 Standard Specification for Determination of Accessibility of Surface Systems Under and Around Playground Equipment. F1816 F1816 Standard Safety Specification for Drawstrings on Children's Upper Outerwear. [Show Less]
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