Test 9 Flashcards

1
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Health Services

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Medical Services
Dental Services
Mental health services

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CCP 16.21 Duty of Sheriff as a Prisoner

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Every sheriff shall keep safely a person committed to his custody

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The record shall include a health screening procedure administered by ________________ or by ________________.

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Health personnel// trained book officer

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TCJS 273.4 Separate Health records shall reflect

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All subsequent findings, diagnoses, treatment, disposition, special housing assignment, mental isolation, distribution of medication. Name of any institution which health record is released

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Written request from an inmate for medical/mental health care shall be filed in their __________.

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Health Folder

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Any refusal of medical treatment or medication shall be noted in the ________.

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Inmates file

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All medical refusal forms shall be signed by ________ if inmate refuses to sign note the refusal in accordance with ______________.

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Inmate\\\\departmental operational plans

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8
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Reason for reporting inmate injuries

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-To provide adequate medical care
-for investigative purposes
-Reduce civil liability (Tort)

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If an inmate claims to be in specific medication call the physician to ascertain the following

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-The accuracy of the claim
-The accuracy of the medication and dosage

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What should medical records reflect

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Date/time/name of physician

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Method for ID an inmate to receive medication

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Verify the inmates name and assigned medication

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12
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Medications must be delivered at proper times to ____________________

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Avoid reactions

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Methods of administration medication

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Make sure inmates put medication in mouth and have inmate open mouth to insure the swallow medication.

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14
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If it appears that the inmate is not taking the medication contact the _________________ or ___________________for instructions.

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Shift supervisor/ jail medical personnel

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Health services will be provided by

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Qualified medical professionals
Pharmacists, EMT are not qualified personnel

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16
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At the shift change make sure that inventory is signed by a _______ or by a _____________

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Jailer / medical personnel

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17
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A ___________ or __________ should over see inventory.

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Supervisor/ medical personnel

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Methods of documenting medical treatment

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-Not on inmates medical record of any complaints or changes observed by jailer or medical personnel
-make entry on proper departmental form
-inmate has right to adequate medical care and request should not be over looked
-document refusal of medication
-follow department policy

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Methods of conducting medical dental and mental services for inmate

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-Received a request from an inmate for sick call
-Place the inmate on sick call
-Transport the inmate to the designated area

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Reasons for conducting medical, dental or mental health examination on inmate

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-Routine screening
-Actual sickness
-Emergencies
-Request of Inmate

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21
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Doctor Requests

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-Routine Check
-Follow-up Examinations

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22
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A communicable disease is

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One that is spears from one person to another through a variety of ways

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Communicable disease is spread though

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Blood, body fluids; breathing in an airborne virus or bitten by an insect

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Occupational risks of jailers

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-Blood or other potential infections body fluids or cleaning up body fluid soils
-Pat down searches, cell searches or handling evidence that can puncture skin
-Intervening in fights

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25
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Section 81

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Confidentiality means this information is not public record and may not be released

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26
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Methods of transmission of communicable diseases

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-Direct transmission
-Indirect Tansmission

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Direct transmission definition

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Immediate transfer of a pathogen from an infected agent I a host by direct contact or people spread

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Direct contact is

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Skin to skin, mouth, open wounds, touching, bitting, kissing, and sexual contact

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Droplet spread

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Refers to the spray of large or short range droplets produced by sneezing coughing or talking

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Indirect transmission is

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The transfer pathogen from an infected agent to a host by suspended air particle, inanimate objects or living vectors

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Airborne transmission are

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Infections when that are carried by dust or droplet nuclei suspended in air

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32
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Vehicle borne transmission

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Indirect transmission and infectious agent in food water blood or inanimate objects such as handkerchiefs or bedding

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Vector Borne

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Such as mosquitos, fleas, and ticks that may carry infectious agents

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34
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Airborne Diseases

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-Influenza(Flu)
-Common cold
-Chickenpox
-Measles
-Mumps
-Tuberculosis

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Chickenpox

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Is a rash that turns into itchy, fluid-filled blisters that turn into scabs

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Measles

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Virus can live for up to two hours in a airspace where the infected person coughed or sneezed

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37
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Mumps

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Is best known for the puffy cheeks and swollen jaw resulted from swollen salivary gland

38
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Tuberculosis is bacteria spread through

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Bacteria is spread though the air from one person to another

39
Q

The standard method for TB is a skin test usually in the _________.

A

Forearms

40
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Each facility who houses more than ____ shall implement a plan for TB screening test.

A

100

41
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Inmates confined in the jail for more than 7 days shall be tested on or before the ____ day after the day of confinement

A

7th

42
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Direct contact infectious diseases are

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Diseases that are plead though direct contact from a contaminated person or item

43
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Transmission occurs when an _______________ with someone else

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Infected person touches or exchanges body fluids

44
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Sexually transmitted diseases are normally transmitted by

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Direct contact

45
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The term Sexually Transmitted Disease is used to refer to any illness passed from one person to another though______.

A

Vaginal, anal or oral

46
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Can an STD only be transmitted though sex?

A

No

47
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Most common sexually transmitted diseases

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Herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis,

48
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Vector borne diseases are

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Illnesses caused by pathogens and parasites in human populations

49
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Identify diseases carrying vector

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Mosquitos, head lice , pubic lice or crab louse scabies

50
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Scabies are

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An itchy skin condition caused by microscopic mites

51
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Contagious skin infection

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Staphylococcus Infection, MRSA

52
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MASA stands for

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Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus

53
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Strategies to,prevent the spread of pathogens

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-Handwashing
-cough etiquette- minimizes airborne pathogens
-use hand sanitizer if no water
-use gloves when handling contaminated surfaces, items, people
-avoid close contact with sick people
-clean and disinfect frequent touched surfaces
-clean up spills of blood /body fluids with 1:10 dilution of house hold bleach

54
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General area cleanliness

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-All trash is routinely discarded
-clothing towels and bedding are routinely washed
-showering, toilets and other common areas are routine cleaned

55
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Protective equipment is used to prevent the transmission of diseases

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-Gloves
-Duckbill mask
-Smocks or aprons
-Face shields
-Air purification system
-Negative air isolation system

56
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Contaminated laundry

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Any person handling contaminated laundry shall wear appropriate protective clothing

57
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Contaminated laundry

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Any person handling contaminated laundry shall wear appropriate protective clothing

58
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Areas to be inspected throughout the facility

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The whole jail/anywhere inmates have access to

59
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Inspecting and supervising areas will prevent

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Disturbance
Escapes
Assaults
Health hazard
Security breach
Fire hazard
Alteration of facility
Concealment of contraband

60
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Situational conditions

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Report situational contortion to supervisor
Power outages, fires, water, gas leak, suicide attempt

61
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Physical condition

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-Write report dealing how damage occurred
-Order or request repair or replacement
-Security repairs or replacement must be prompt

62
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Circumstances that warrant a inspection of the physical features of a facility

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Presence of unusual sound
Metal filings
Chipped paint
Sawdust
Concrete dust
Inmate comment

63
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Process taken upon discovering a security breach

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-If minor- rectify it
-If serious, secure area, notify supervisor immediately
-If cannot be secured call for back up and supervisor
-Verify all inmates are prevent according to your department policy
-Document the problem

64
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Reason for reporting security breach

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Safety of jailer, civilian personnel, inmate, facility and community

65
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The sheriff/operator shall maintain a daily record of the

A

Number of inmates in the facility

66
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Observation of inmates

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-Face to face - no less that once every 60 min
-30 min for inmates known to be assaultive, potential suicide, mentally ill, or has bizarre behavior

67
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There shall be __________________ between inmates and jailers

A

Two-way voice communication

68
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One jailer shall be provided on each floor where ____ or more inmates are housed

A

10

69
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Inmates shall be physically counted by jailer at ________________ no less than once per day.

A

Frequent and regular intervals

70
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3 types of counts

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-Regular count
-Informal count
-Off count

71
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2 methods of counts

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-Roll call
-Numberical count

72
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Regular count should take place when

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-Each shift change
-When inmate is reported or discovered missing
-No fever that 4 times daily
Always after serious disturbances

73
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Informal random count

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-When reviving inmates
-When retiring group of inmate
-When mass movement
-When jailer of superior feels it is an order

74
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Off count

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Census is the official population count derived from the inmate in custody

75
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Roll call is

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Using inmate list post status card or wristband

76
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Numerical count

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-Count inmates in housing area
-Record number and compare to master roster
Report any disparity to the supervisor

77
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Sheriff shall maintain a record system for detention including a daily record of the number of inmates of the facility

A

269.01(1)

78
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Documentation required for inmates

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-List all inmates
-Names of all inmates received during 24 hour period
-Names of all inmates discharged each 24 hour period
-Count of inmates at specific times

79
Q

Keys shall be

A

Mogul or para centric type/ TCJS 259.154

80
Q

Secure key cabinets should be provided at

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Suitable locations

81
Q

Important consideration of maintaining a record of facility keys

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-Confirming identity of individual requesting key
-Never give keys to unauthorized person
-Ensure accurate documentation

82
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In case of possible inquiry

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Report locking malfunction/repairs as soon as possible

83
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Keys should be accounted each shift to ensure the following

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-Keys are precent and accounted for
-Keys are in proper condition

84
Q

Jailers keys should immediately

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Report any lost, damage misplacement, or stolen key to supervisor and appropriate action shall be taken

85
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Precautions when handling keys

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-Carried and used inconspicuously as possible
-Keys should never be thrown of skidded on floor to another jailer
-Should not be left un attended or stored in dest drawer
-Force should never be used to open locks

86
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Jailers _____ refer to keys by their assigned numbers key ring number or color code in front of inmates

A

Should not

87
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Dangerous tools are

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Outside cells

88
Q

Dangerous weapons are

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Inside cell

89
Q

Weapon Storage

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TCJS 259.118 / separate, secure storage space shall be provided at all entrances to the security perimeter for weapons and ammunition

90
Q

What weapons should be locked prior to entering facility

A

Firearms
Ammunition
Impact weapons
Edged weapons
Any weapon prohibited by department

91
Q

Weapons of the escorting jailer should be secured for safekeeping _______________ before being allowed to end the the facility

A

Outside the confinement area

92
Q

Person considered “outside” personnel

A

-Telephone maintenance or repair
-Elevator maintenance or repair
-Construction or installation by personnel not cleared by a background check or employed by the agency
-Volunteer or contract staff