An Emergency Detention authorities a hold up to ______ hours:

It is important to know inmates under your control because:

Correctional officers who are in charge of inmates :

Correctional officer have the responsibility to :

Emergency treatment for insulin reaction in diabetics would include :

Insulin reaction in diabetics refers to :

Psychomotor epilepsy can easily be mistaken for :

The term “DT’s” when dealing with alcoholics refers to:

If correctional officers are to safe-guard inmates and avoid charges of negligence, they must :

All of the following are reason for the opioid epidemic, except :

How many people in the United States suffer from a mental disorder:

Persons who suffer from bipolar disorder

A judge must review a case within____ days when a firearm is seized under the Red Flag Law

Which degree of mentally disabled has the biggest population

People who have disabilities, as a group, are:

People who have autism :

Despite a long history of being ignored by the state and local governments, ______ are now being recognized as vital components of the nations criminal justice system

Which of the following is not considered a major mental illness in jails:

Which of the following is NOT considered a qualified disability under the ADA

The average reactionary gap for a correctional officer to have time to adequately respond to a physical attack is :

What documentation must accompany a committed offender to the Department of Correction:

According to credit time classification a person assigned to a Class A which are level-6 felonies and misdemeanors earns:

Which of the following is NOT a justified reason for searching an inmates cell:

The criminal justice system has become the _____ source of mandated, coerced drug treatment in the United States

In de-escalating and ending a fight involving pre-trial detainees, correctional officers are authorized to use the degree of force that is necessary and reasonable under the circumstances to complete such tasks under the standards from:

When a person is learning a new physical skill, understanding how to perform that skill is part of what “phase of learning”:

The Four (4) stages of “Reaction Time” are perceive information, analyze/evaluate information, formulate, strategize/plan, and initiate motor action. Which stage of “Reaction time” is a person most likely to hesitate

Statistics indicate a correctional officer will use unacceptable/unreasonable force when encountering resistance due to :

With respect to inmate medical treatment

Inmates who are victims of assaults in jails :

When dealing with use of force issues, officers only need to concern themselves with :

Which action below is NOT a proper legal reason to consider using force against an inmate

When a correctional officer has to use force on an inmate, do they:

Which of the following is the jail not required to do to comply with the ADA:

Booking officers should :

Which of the following is the least important aspect of the booking and admission process

Hospice can provide all the following for designed inmates , except :

When a misdemeanor warrant is initially issued, it expires in :

State jail inspectors

Liquid blood evidence should be collected by :

To be a good communicator a person should use the theee “Principle Components” of communication which includes message, speaker, and audience. “Visual” is part of the speaker “Principle Component”

The MAIN purpose of communication is

The primary goal of a correctional officer is generating what type of compliance

The three (3) stages of learning a motor skill are : cognitive, associative, and autonomous. What stage does a person become aware performing the skill without much thought

Effective communication is essential for correctional officers within their agency and interacting with inmates and the public. Studies indicate that 55-60% of communication consist of which of the following

It is important to always look professional as first impression are usually made within_____ seconds :

Any person, organization or entity that may be affected by what you do is referred to as :

There are five (5) common motivations that can destroy a person’s career. They are peer pressure, lust, power/prestige, greed, and ______.

The universal ethical values are based upon the six (6) “pillars of character”, They are trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, citizenship, fairness, and _______.

Correctional officers are held to what standards:

An arrest individual must receive a probably cause determination within___ hours of arrest

An I-247 detainer issued by immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)____ the sheriff to advise ICE prior to the release of the inmate :

When searching a jail cell, it should be searched by :

When security plans exist :

Objectives of jail security include :

Escort officers gave the greatest danger of inmate attacks or escape when:

When handling abnormal personalities, it is best to :

Signs of abnormal behavior

In addition to the Indiana Department of Corrections receiving convicted offenders, the IDOC provides :

When writing a report, a correctional officer should NOT use “jargon” but the report should reflect the “ABC’s which represent

Components of a good report include

When should a correctional officer begin to compile his/her notes for a report about an incident

STG is an acronym for :

Two types of classification are “Subjective” or referred to as “Traditional” and “Objective”. These two classifications provided jail personnel data to evaluate inmates for assignment to living quarters

The four (4) most common types of custody classifications are :

The “Objective” classification is based on the following facts

What was the main issue in the United States Supreme Court Farmer v. Brennen

When managing an inmate identified as a member of a “STG” correctional officers should :

Security Threat Groups in a jail can cause

Correctional Officers values are :

Culture is :

Diversity goes beyond ethnicity to include

The best advice when you are facing an internal investigation is to :

Cultural Awareness is best described as :

What is the approximate center of the fingerprint impression :

If a finger is permanently missing, I.e. amputated, the fingerprint card :

The MOST IMPORTANT aspect of determining a suspects identity through fingerprints is :

Which of the listed below is NOT a type of fingerprint pattern

Correctional officers should :

A systematics process for processing a crime scene is known as_______.

A person infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus which breaks down certain cells in your immune system may: