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1
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What is the immediate action drill for suicide prevention?

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ACE: Ask, Care, Escort

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Define protective factors

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the skills, strengths, and resources that help people deal with stressful events. Factors that build resilience and counterbalance risk factors

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Define risk factors

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Individual characteristics, circumstances, history, or experiences that raise the risk of suicide

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4
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Define and describe warning signs

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Noticeable and significant changes in behavior: Change in sleeping, eating, hygiene or mood. Increased isolation, drug or increased alcohol use, talking or hinging of suicide, finalizing personal affairs, increased financial, relationship or legal problems, sudden purchase of a gun or high quantities of medication.

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5
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Define Stigma

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6
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What is the key aspect of Care in ACE

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Using active listening to listen and reassure

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7
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What do you do when an individual with prior risk factors shows warning signs

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Activate the immediate action drill of ACE. Ask, Care, Escort

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What is the one thing you never due during the ACE drill

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Never leave an individual alone, escort them to the appropriate providers

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9
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What are some considerations for reducing stigma?

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get help for yourself if needed, set the example, do not allow bullying, harassment, ostracization.

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10
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What are some available resources

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911, Military police, Army resilience suicide program website, military crisis hotline, chain of command, Chaplin

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11
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What is Risk Management

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The process to identify, access, and control risks to that allow decisions to be made that balance the risk cost with the mission benefits

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how many steps are in the risk management process?

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5

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Step 1 of risk management is

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ID the hazzard

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Step 2 of risk management is

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Assess the hazzard

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Step 3 of risk management is

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develop controls and make risk decisions

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Step 4 of risk management

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Implement controls

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Step 5 of risk management

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supervise and evaluate

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18
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what are the catagories of controls

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Educational controls, Physical Controls, Hazzard elimination controls

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Providing annal drown proofing training in support of airborne operations is an example of what type of control

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Educational control

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20
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PPE, engineering, and administrative factors are all part of what?

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Hazzard elimination controls

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21
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Placing signs indicting that the weapons cleaning solution is hazardous to the eyes is an example of what?

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Physical controls

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22
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Establishing unit SOPs that require all individuals to were flotation devices during airborne operations in the vicinity of water is an example of what

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Hazzard elimination controls

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23
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Private Smith’s mother was a victim of suicide and family history included a troubled household with previous experiences of abuse indicates the presence of what?

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Risk factors

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What is compared during the 2nd step of risk management

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During step two of assessing the hazard, probability and severity are analyzed

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How many principles of risk management are there?

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Four IDUA

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The first principle of RM is?

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Integrate RM in all mission and operational phases (IDUA)

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The second principle of RM is

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make RM decisions at the appropriate level (IDUA)

28
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the third principle of RM is

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accept no unnecessary risk (IDUA)

29
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what is the fourth principle of RM?

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Apply cyclically and continuously (IDUA)

30
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What are the application levels of risk management

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Deliberate and Real-Time

31
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evaluating the effectiveness of controls and implementing change when needed is part of what RM step

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Step 5 supervise and evaluate

32
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Applying the steps of RM during the MDMP process is an indication of what principle

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Principle 1, integrate RM in all mission and operational phases

33
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using personal experiences and intuition to assess an immediate risk is an application of what?

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The real-time level of risk managment

34
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how does the deliberate level of RM application differ from real-time?

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Deliberate RM provides an analytical approach while real-time depends on intuition.

35
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what are the categories of severity, ranked from highest to lowest

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catastrophic, critical, moderate, neligble

36
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what are the categories of probability, ranked from highest to lowest

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frequent, likely, occasional, seldom, unlikely

37
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principles of RM

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IDUA

Integrate RM in all mission and operational phases

make RM Decisions at the appropriate level

accept no unnecessary risk

Apply RM cyclically and continuously

38
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What happens during each step of the suicide immediate action drill

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ACE

Ask: Ask directly if they are thinking about suicide

Care: Use active listening to listen and reassure them

Escort: Do not leave them alone, escort them to the appropriate providers

39
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What are the steps of risk management

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ID the Hazzard

Assess the hazard

Develop controls and make risk decisions

Implement controls

Supervise and evaluate

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41
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Military Equal Opportunity assessments focus on what factors

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Merit, Performance, Potential

42
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What are the types of MEO policy violations

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Prejudice and discrimination

43
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List the bases of discrimination

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Race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation

44
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What AR covers MEO/EO for civilians

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AR 600-12

45
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What AR covers MEO/EO for civilians

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AR 600-20

46
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How often is MEO training conducted

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At least annually

47
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Upon assumption of command, how long does a commander have to conduct a climate survey

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60 days active duty, 120 days National Gaurd/Reserve

48
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Staff assistance visits focus groups and surveys are all examples of what

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Climate assesment tools

49
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what are the types of MEO complaints

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Formal, informal, anonymous

50
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List some alternate agencies for MEO reporting

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Higher echelon command, IG, Military Police, Chaplin

51
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What form is used for MEO formal and anonymous complaints

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DA 7279

52
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What is the complete timeline for formal complaints

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60 days from offense to file a complaint

5 days for the command to act

30 days for the command to investigate

7 days for appealing

14 days for legal review

30 days for follow up

53
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how long does a CMDR have to post the climate survey results

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30 days active duty 60 days Gaurd/Reserve

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55
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what are the two types of sexual harassment

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Quid pro quo and hostile environment

56
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what are the categories of sexual harassment

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verbal, non verbal, physical contact

57
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what methods are available for bystander intervention

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direct, distract, delegate

58
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categories of sexual harassment reporting

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anonymous, informal, formal

59
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types of sexual assault reporting

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restricted and unrestricted

60
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what is are the key differences between restricted and unrestricted reports

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un restricted reports allow for a formal investigation, protective orders, and unit transfer

61
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restricted reports are given to who?

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SARC, SHARP VA, health care providers

62
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un restricted reports are given to who

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CMDR, CoC, JAG, CID, SARC, SHARP VA, health care provider

63
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are witness of a sexual assault required to report the incident

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Yes, within 24 hour

64
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do civilians have both restricted and unrestricted reporting options

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No, unrestricted is the only option

65
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