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Relationship between spo and test ?

Test question must respond directly to spo, may be basis of test ?

Reasons for training

State law, new knowledge, reduce mistakes, reduce civil liability

Internal and external influencers

Friends and family, the media, department regulations, citizens

Factors of unethical behavior

Anger, lust, greed, peer pressure

Ethical officers do

Treat everyone professionally, be objective, respect profession

Ethical officers don't do

Excessive force, accept gratuities, commit perjury, falsify reports

Essential jail standards

Supports life, safety, health of inmates and staff, jails comply with 100%

Important jail standards

Support good practices, safety, emergency procedures, sanitation, food service

Eustress

Positive stress, competition and specialized training

Distress

Negative, dysfunctional, job pressures and demands trigger negative behavior

Critical incident stess

Stressful, overwhelming

Contraband control

Large threat, weapons, cell phones, excess of items

Cell search

Remove inmate, frisk, search cell area

Body searches

Clothed area, pinch seems, systematic, objective

Traditional vs mental health response

Shift routine completely, unpredictable, could become violent

Loss of reality facts

Frightened, confused, delusions

Loss of reality fix

Do not validate, ask simple questions, make eye contact

Loss of hope facts

Emotional, withdrawn, fatigue, crying, helplessness

Loss of hope fix

Instill hope, address thoughts of suicide,

Loss of control facts

Angry, hostile, acts like victim, inability to regain control

Loss of control fix

Aware of clenched fists, pacing, attempt to calm, let them vent, give directive

Loss of perspective facts

Worried, nervous, panicked, trembling, shaking, chest pain, extreme high and lows

Loss of perspective fix

Bring energy down, use empathy, calm tone, mirror tone

Ear- engage

Remove distractions, use inmates name, ask questions, one lead person, avoid confusion

Ear-assess

Be patient, determine violation, ask medical history, be mindful, conceal stance

Ear-resolve

Safe resolution, agency policy, limit instruction, speak slow, expect high pain tolerance if force used

Last model

Ask intent, uncover thoughts, lethality, availability, specificity, timing, only suicidal inmates

Important to write report

Document, liability, communication

Questions in report

Who what when where how why

Qualities of report

Complete, facts, clear, objective

Why to adhere to med. Standards

Legal protection, improve standard of care

Tb symptoms

Cough for 3 weeks, chest pain, fatigue

Risks of tb

Close living quarters, overcrowding

Mrsa spread

Direct contact with infected skin

Signs of mrsa

Red bump, fever, swollen, warm

Ppe

Gloves, eye protection

Alcohol withdrawal

Can be deadly, nausea, vomit, sweat

Effects of stimulants

Restless, talkative, euphoria

Effects of depressants

Drowsy, sluggish, disoriented

Fire triangle

Fuel, oxygen, heat

Pass method

Pull aim squeeze sweep

Fire prevention

Inspections, housekeeping, fire plan

Vulnerable to sexual assault

Mental illness, prior abuse

Signs of sexual assault victims

Pregnancy, stomach pain, unexplained injury

Abuser characteristics

Requests for cell mates, testing boundaries, refuse searches

First responder in sexual assault

Separate inmates, protect crime scene

Signs of impeding violence

Hoarding food, no rec, racial inmates

Hostage situations

Food service, living conditions, politics

Hostage survival techniques

Set goals, avoid hood, don't negotiate own release

Actions in response to emergency

Lockdown all inmates, notify supervisor, emergency count

Rules when transporting

No notice, no calls, search yourself, apply restraints yourself

Tactical considerations of transport

Check restraints, dispatch location, external threats

Inmates rights

1,4,5,6 8,14 amendments

When rights can be limited

Dangers involved, govn. Interests at stake

Parts of civil lawsuit

Plaintiff, defendant, tort

Excessive force

Need for force, extent of injury, efforts to lesson force

Standard of deliberate indifference

Don't overly harm

Medical needs

Don't delay medical care

Admn of discipline

Fair to inmates and officers, consistent, follows jail standards

Bill of rights

Individual freedoms, prevent govn interference

Criminal justice system

L.e. keeps peace prevent crime, courts determine guilt, corrections prison, parole, halfway house

Goals of sentencing

Punish offender, protect society

Rules for testimony

Prepared, positive image, project voice

Most important aspect of facility

Officer

Main objective of facility

Maintain order, prevent escapes

Factors of security

Classification, inspections, meds, counts

Counts

Formal, census, emergency

Duties during admission

Establish escorting officer, evaluate, gave paperwork

Classification

Risks and needs

Admn seg

Locked in single cell, separate from population

Race, genetics, looks

Not based on genetics, most similar of species

Types of racism

Individual, interpersonal, institutional, structural

Types of bias

Explicit and implicit

Modes of thinking

Automatic system, deliberative thinking

Counter implicit bias

Recognize, seek awareness, result, response, overcome bias, obtain specific info

Responsibilies

Care of inmates, custody, control

Apathy, empathy, sympathy

Emotion, share persons emotion, care about persons trouble

Avoid manipulation

Con artists, game players, don't become complacent, help them help themselves