BCCC 1120 Test 1 Flashcards
Natural reaction of the mind and body to a demand placed on them-pleasant or unpleasant
Stress
Jailers should use _______, verbal de-escalation skills to talk them (de-escalation) down versus take them down.
Non-Confrentational
Ethnicity refers to shared ______ and background.
Culture
The Basic Corrections Course (BCC) was developed with the following objective in mind (Module 1)
To feel secure in your job. To be able to respond in a professional manner to as many situations as expected to occur. To prevent the escape of persons placed in your custody. To understand that the violation of any constitutional rights of an inmate will have the highest potential for personnel or agency liability
Un-welcomed sexual advances or request for sexual favors are examples of:
Sexual Harassment
3 components of communication.
Verbal communication, Body Language, Listening
The following are categories of (paranoid/antisocial/borderline)
Personality Disorders
An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand and without knowledge or an examination of the facts is an example of:
Prejudice
The following are categories of (Depression/Bipolar).
Mood Disorders
The purpose of photographing incoming inmates is for:
To avoid litigation
Staff to inmate ratio of ____inmates to ____ guard is required.
48 inmates to 1 Guard
The following common types of what disorder/
(Paranoid, Antisocial, Borderline).
Personality Disorder
The necessity to photograph identifying scars, marks, and tattoos of incoming inmates is:
To avoid litigation
Jail concept that impedes surveillance has hallways bordered by cells that are joined to a centralized administrative area.
Linear
Which of the following is not a Post-Traumatic Stress disorder (PTSD) symptom:
The symptoms of PTSD are Behavioral, Emotional, and Social
One of the three primary construction concepts of jails discussed in this curriculum:
The Three Primary construction concepts are Linear, Podular Indirect, Podular Indirect
Which of the following is an example of misconception about ethics?
*Ethics is not something that good people need to worry too much about
*Idealism is incompatible with realism
*People concerned about ethics dismiss every pleasure and are just “holier-than-thou”
*The principle focus of ethics is moral problems, as opposed to the formation of habits of good character
*If other jailers are not concerned, then a behavior is acceptable
Caused by the impact to the head which creates a movement or displacement of the brain within the skull, defines?
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
After positing the inmate with the chest board attached appropriately, photographs should be taken of:
*Front view (with/without) accessories
*Side view, left and right (with/without) accessories
Which is not a symptom of physical withdraw?
The symptoms of physical withdraw are: Sweating, racing heart, palpitations, muscle tension, tightness in chest, difficulty breathing, tremor, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
The following definition refers to: an illness, disease, or condition that either substantially impacts a person’s thought perception of reality, emotional process or judgment, or grossly impairs a person’s behavior, as manifested by recent disturbance behavior?
Mental Illness
While you are attempting to restrain a non-compliant inmate. You end up in the floor as back up officer arrive to assist you in restraining you. You then notice based on your training that the inmate is showing the following symptoms: (profusely sweating, starts having superhuman strengths, and starts rapidly breathing). The inmates is most probably going through which of the following conditions?
Excited Delirium
Listening is one of the most important skills used during a crisis de-escalation? True or False
True
To avoid adverse consequences of insensitivity, professional behavior should include all
All of the important skills that should be used for sensitivity as a professional are;
Gather knowledge and information about the person
Be non-judgmental
Tolerate differences
Show genuine interest and empathy
Be willing to communicate
Federal laws that prohibit sexual harassment.
USCA 1983
_________ the act of regarding one’s culture as the center of the universe and comparing with other cultures.
Ethnocentric
What would be considered an indicator(s) of inmate stress:
-Tension
-Loss of appetite
-Insomnia
-Lethargy
-Persistent minor illness
The ability to effectively and accurately transfer ideas and information is known as:
Communication
Schizophrenia and other Psychotic disorders don’t include which of the following:
-Schizophrenia includes
-delusions
-hallucinations
-disorganized thinking
-grossly disorganized
-abnormal motor behavior
An inmate was assaulted and suffered of head lacerations, due to being kicked and hit with a blunt object. The inmate most probably sustained which of the following?
Traumatic Brain Injury
Race refers to groups of people with _____.
Common ancestry and physical characteristics.
The ability to effectively and accurately transfer ideas and information is the definition of:
Communicate
Staff / inmate relations can be improved by:
-Professionalism of staff
-“Firm but fair” conduct
-Humane treatment
-Effective communication
-Resolving problems or situations before they turn into a
major investigation
P.C 39.03?
Official Oppression
State law that prohibits abuse of office can be found?
39.02
The following definition refers to a person health condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being?
Mental Health
To make a difference in treatment of favor on basis other than individual merit.
Discrimination
Based on what Supreme Court ruling. If a correctional officer of a different gender monitors inmates of the different shower, is constitutional.
Related Case Law;
Oliver v. Scott 276 F. 3d 736 (5th Cir. 2002)
Linear construction concept in a jail has which of the following characteristics?
Linear hallways bordered by cells typically joined to a central administrative area.
The progressive decline of memory and other thinking skills due to the gradual dysfunction and loss of brain function, defines:
Dementia