Incidents and Emergencies in Correctional Facilities Practice Test

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• What are common types of equipment used to respond to a facility assault?
• Which item is commonly listed as part of disaster equipment?
• Which is the first step in using a portable fire extinguisher?
• When assessing a medical emergency, what should you determine to use?
• Improper handling of sensitive supplies may result in items becoming what?
• Which of the following best describes the role of placards in hazmat incidents?
• What can help prevent facility assaults?
• Hazardous material incidents can occur in which of the following ways?
• Which equipment is used to alert occupants and coordinate evacuation during a fire?
• Which of the following is an example of class 6 toxic substances and infectious hazards?
• Flammable liquids, oils, and solvents are classified as which class of fire?
• Which of the following is an example of a Class 5 oxidizing substance?
• Which bodily fluids could be considered hazardous materials when contaminated?
• Which of the following is included in the disaster equipment list for basic survival?
• What action is included in common procedures after confirming a critical incident?
• Corrosive substances can cause irreversible damage to what?
• Lockdown can differ from agency to agency as it relates to what?
• Which teams may be involved in a hostage incident, such as tactical and negotiation teams?
• For evacuation planning, which route characteristics should be used?
• In a correctional facility, a basic procedure for using portable fire extinguishers includes performing which action on every shift?
• Which action is part of the standard procedures for responding to a bomb threat?
• Which groups may provide assistance during a critical emergency?
• Who can be held hostage?
• To contain an assault, which action may be approved by some agencies?
• What is a key hazard trait of Class 1 explosives when exposed to fire?
• Which item is an example of class 7 radioactive materials?
• Which scenario describes how attackers might approach a facility during an assault?
• During a hazardous materials incident, which senses should not be used to identify the substance?
• Examples of class 7 radioactive materials can include:
• You should be able to read and understand the manufacturers guidelines and the SDS to properly handle hazardous materials.
• When responding to a critical incident involving bombs or a bomb threat, you should be...
• Which step involves deciding how much response is appropriate during a critical incident?
• Which of the following is an example of a sensitive supply category?
• Which words may empower the hostage taker?
• If you notice irregular or unusual behavior during a search, what action should you take?
• Which perceptual cues are mentioned to distinguish a bottle's contents when labels are unclear?
• Which of the following best describes infectious substances?
• In the incident command structure, which role is typically responsible for incident management on scene as identified by the agency plan?
• Which is a recommended evacuation guideline?
• Who determines the availability of equipment to use during a hazardous materials incident?
• In incident management, what is the primary purpose of 'diffusing'?
• What is one type of threat from high-profile inmates that security should be aware of?
• Which documentation helps identify hazardous materials besides placards?
• Which two practices should be used while collecting evidence to aid future investigations?
• What term describes a scenario when someone experiences medical or psychological distress, severe illness, or injury?
• Which outside agencies may be contacted in a crime scenario?
• When a higher chain of command arrives on scene, what action should the responding officer take?
• Which equipment may be used in hostage incidents?
• Some critical incident plans developed under ICS may require specific training. Depending on the nature of the critical incident, ICS will identify different levels of responses of specific teams that will respond. What determines these levels?
• Which sequence best describes key steps to secure a crime scene after arrival?
• How do facilities identify and manage requests and purchases of sensitive supplies?
• In an emergency, evacuations may not be possible immediately due to time constraints. If you may not have time to properly restrain inmates or groups are not normally together, what may be necessary before beginning an evacuation?
• The abbreviation HAZMAT stands for what?
• Which measure may be used to move non-participants away from the hostage incident?
• An SDS may be required wherever a potentially hazardous material is stored or used.
• Disasters tend to fall into two categories. Which pair correctly identifies these categories?
• The effects of trauma can persist long after the incident has ended. What is a likely consequence for post-incident care?
• Which statement is true about Class 5 oxidizers?
• What may outside agencies use during bomb threats?
• During cleanup, you should avoid what because hazardous materials incidents can be dynamic and evolving?
• Which job-specific documents outline how to handle daily responsibilities and operations?
• Evacuating or isolating people from a threat may involve which action?
• If you receive a bomb threat by phone, which protocol should you follow?
• Which of the following is an indicator that precedes a riot?
• The level of threat determines the level of response. Which statement best describes this relationship?
• Sensitive supplies have the potential to be easily what?
• When can critical events occur?
• How many classes of fire are there?
• What measures can aid in restricting access to the affected area?
• Which quality helps staff handle changes?
• Critical incidents in correctional settings can include which of the following?
• Which statement best describes class 6 toxic substances and their health effects?
• During a search, which action is required to properly account for people?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the standard procedures for responding to a disturbance or riot?
• Which of the following are examples of Class 3 flammable liquids?
• After a critical incident, which resource is commonly available through agencies to support officers?
• Which item is NOT listed among the commonly used equipment to prevent or resolve an escape?
• What term describes materials that could be mishandled and pose danger?
• What will your agency critical incident plan determine?
• The SDS will help you be aware of all hazardous materials in your assigned areas and what they are used for.
• Which action best helps control the scene and prevent interference?
• Which item is NOT a recommended safety practice when handling sensitive supplies?
• Why should you not use cell phones, radios, or other electronic devices during a bomb threat?
• What should be kept in mind about the escalation potential of facility assaults?
• Disasters are always critical incidents, and their damage can be minimized with proper planning ahead of time. What concept does this sentence emphasize?
• A group of inmates could deliberately access hazardous items by engaging in which type of facility activity?
• Corrosive substances can cause irreversible damage to what on contact?
• What is the purpose of reviewing details and confirming information during a debriefing?
• As a correctional officer, which procedure should you know when dealing with potential crime?
• Which visual sign is considered particularly dangerous when observing hazardous materials signs?
• Critical incidents can be caused by which of the following?
• Which is the first standard procedure in responding to a facility assault?
• Which of the following is an example of evidence that could be related to a crime scene?
• Which of the following is most clearly associated with class 7 radioactive materials?
• Which are the components and conditions needed for a fire to be sustained?
• Environmental harm from hazardous materials includes which of the following?
• Who is responsible for keeping command staff updated about the status of a critical incident?
• Who is identified as the officer in charge of incident management according to the agency plan?
• Water on an electrical fire can increase the danger of electrical shock.
• What is the purpose of debriefing after the incident?
• What term refers to any solid, liquid, or gas substance that, when released, may cause harm to people, the environment, or property?
• Which item describes standard perimeter security?
• During incident management, which action helps prevent spread of the incident to other areas?
• What should you never do to identify a hazardous material in a container?
• Which action is essential to preserve the crime scene during an escape?
• Which item is included in the disaster equipment list that might be controversial in some facilities?
• In a hazardous material incident, which statement about agency response is most accurate?
• Which statement best describes the urgency of the response required for critical incidents?
• During a medical emergency, who should be removed from the area to ensure safety?
• Which communication devices should you not use when contacting your supervisor?
• Knowing your facility's layout, evacuation routes, and the locations of emergency exits and equipment will help you in carrying out duties for critical incidents.
• What actions do you take if communications are disrupted during a critical incident?
• Inmates can produce illegal substances using which ingredients?
• Which activity is commonly associated with escapes?
• What term describes the various ways hazardous materials can occur in a correctional facility, such as accidental mixing of chemicals?
• Which of the following is listed as a potential indicator of an escape attempt?
• What is the recommended action when a bomb threat is received?
• What is recommended to help coordinate response activities during a bomb threat?
• How many steps are listed for using a portable fire extinguisher?
• What is a primary objective to restore after a riot?
• Which action involves notifying the control room or a supervisor during a disaster?
• A hazardous material incident occurs when what happens?
• Alerting the incident command system may be part of an agency's critical incident plan. Which system is referenced?
• Gases can be further classified into which categories?
• Inmates at a correctional facility may attempt to do what to evidence?
• What are events that have a high chance of putting lives at risk and causing major damage to property and the environment called?
• In handling sensitive supplies, inmates must follow which guidelines?
• How can movement of inmates be restricted during a critical incident?
• If you are taken hostage, what is your authority to make decisions?
• What is the primary purpose of performing a safety check on a portable fire extinguisher?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of class 7 radioactive materials?
• What are post-incident procedures?
• Which device should not be used while a bomb threat is active or in progress?
• Which term describes the routine document that accompanies hazardous materials and is required by federal regulation?
• How can minor disturbances be handled?
• Which of the following is an indicator of a facility assault?
• Which of the following is an indicator that a riot may be impending, including potential inmate tips or unusual requests?
• Class 1 hazardous materials are primarily what type?
• When is it appropriate to enter the affected area?
• Which elements should you verify as the first responding officer to assess a critical incident?
• Which term describes that a critical incident can involve more than one type due to inmate actions?
• Which statement describes Class 3 liquids?
• What protective equipment should be used when handling sensitive supplies?
• What hazard is associated with explosives when involved in or near a fire?
• Why should you contain the incident when first responding to a hostage incident?
• Escapes commonly occur during which circumstances?
• What is required for any hazardous material shipped to and from a correctional facility?
• You should know where equipment is located and maintain what for using equipment?
• Which items are examples of evidence at a crime scene?
• Which area is the most common location for fires in a correctional facility?
• What should you be prepared to describe about the critical incident?
• Which event example indicates a riot may require external support to contain?
• Which statement is true about Class 2 gases?
• If you must enter a crime scene to render live saving aid, do not - anything.
• Note that an inmate in unauthorized areas has violated facility policy, but it does not necessarily mean that they have attempted what?
• In an agency's critical incident plan, also referred to as the emergency plan, what term is used for the overall document?
• A Class B fire involves which type of fuel?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a potential role a staff member may be called upon to perform during a critical incident?
• Which indicators can be observed visually to infer the presence of hazardous materials?
• Maintaining certifications for equipment usage ensures what outcomes?
• What is an identification of inmates, for example, pictures, aliases, or tattoos?
• Fires that involve energized electrical equipment are Class what?
• What should correctional officers be prepared to do when a medical emergency occurs?
• The emotional impact of critical incidents is described as normal and expected. Which statement reflects this?
• Which extinguisher type is intended for fires involving vegetable oils, animal fats, and cooking oils in appliances?
• Audible indicators of hazardous materials incidents include which of the following?
• If not properly controlled, hazardous material incidents can escalate to harm many people. Which word completes the sentence?
• Which of the following is an example of a Class 2 gas?
• What term best describes any incident that disrupts normal operations within a facility?
• What is the recommended handling regarding used cleaning supplies and cloths?
• Which of the following is an indicator that precedes a riot?
• When responding to a bomb threat, which equipment may be used?
• Equipment and technical assistance may vary among agencies based on which factors?
• Which action helps determine the appropriate level of response in a medical emergency?
• One of your responsibilities as an officer is to prevent what?
• What procedure is used to confirm an escape has occurred and identify the escaped inmate?
• Which physical obstacles can be used to create a barrier around the crime scene?
• What three elements should a correctional officer apply when an incident occurs?
• Which item is a plausible example of a hazardous material that could be involved in an incident?
• To contain incidents outside of the facility, which group may be contacted?
• Which of the following is considered a sensitive supply?
• Narcan (naloxone) is included in emergency equipment to address what purpose?
• Which of the following is a fire hazard to watch for in a facility?
• What is the recommended approach during a hostage situation when the hostage may be someone you work with daily?
• Which item is NOT listed as a sensitive supply category?
• Which item provides access to the facility and control of egress during an emergency?
• In hazardous materials incidents, what is essential due to their dynamic nature to maintain safety?
• When responding to a hostage incident, remove all inmates and - the area.
• If you find a device, what action should you take?
• The commander of the Incident Command System may deploy which specially trained team in the event of a facility assault?
• If you come across a crime scene, what is your immediate priority?
• Who should you coordinate with to stay aligned with the critical incident plan?
• After escaped inmates have been identified, what action is taken?
• If the gauge indicates an inadequate charge during safety check, what should you do?
• Which of the following is an example of a Class 2 gas other than acetylene?
• What does SDS stand for in the context of hazardous materials?
• Which class of fire involves combustible metals such as magnesium and sodium?
• Miscellaneous hazardous materials are subject to which regulations when transported?
• Which item listed is commonly used to prevent or resolve an escape?
• Which extinguisher type is designed for fires involving combustible metals such as magnesium and sodium?
• Besides the gauge, what else should be checked on the extinguisher during a safety check?
• Pepper can be used to do what to a person?
• Which item is not typically considered part of critical incident response equipment?
• Which item is a sensitive supply used in food service?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a fire hazard in a correctional facility?
• Which item is a typical example of PPE used during hazardous materials incidents?
• Which factors influence how responses to a hostage incident vary?
• Fires in combustible metals such as magnesium, titanium, zirconium, sodium, lithium, and potassium are Class what?
• During a bomb threat, staff should maintain a heightened sense of awareness because it can pose other security risks besides immediate injury or death, and in some cases, a bomb threat may be used as a distraction for an what?
• What process is initiated when heat, fuel, and oxygen come together?
• What do critical incidents require?
• Why are clothing items collected after identifying escaped inmates?
• Before handling any sensitive supplies, what must you have?
• Federal regulations and OSHA standards require that all chemical manufacturers and importers make SDS documents available to anyone who is exposed to a potentially hazardous substance.
• Which statement describes a typical disaster inspection activity?
• Which extinguisher is described as multipurpose and capable of extinguishing Class A, B, or C fires?
• Which color of smoke is cited as a particularly dangerous sign at hazmat incidents?
• Which of the following should you avoid to reduce risk during a hostage situation?
• An SDS includes information on how to handle exposure to the chemical and what to do in case of a critical incident.
• Which item is a portable device used to apply extinguishing agent directly to small fires?
• How is the level of response described for disturbances or riots?
• After experiencing a traumatic event, which emotions are commonly experienced by officers?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended action during a critical incident?
• Which groups should a responding officer coordinate with to stay aligned with the critical incident plan?
• Which of the following are common signs and symptoms of a medical emergency?
• Hazardous materials are indicated by which indicators?
• Class 9 hazardous materials are designated for which category?
• If an escape occurs outside the facility during a work squad or transport, what should be done?
• A direct bomb threat may be delivered by which methods?
• Which action is typically part of the initial response to a critical incident?
• Post-traumatic stress disorder can affect an officer's life in what ways?
• What should you observe and note during a search?
• Following evacuation protocols, what is the correct action?
• Which information should be communicated to response teams?
• In evidence handling, which item should be clearly identified for the type of evidence?
• Radioactive materials give off what form of energy?
• When investigating for hazards, you should stay aware and be prepared to relay what?
• When determining the level of response, which of the following should be examined?
• Which option best describes a common entry method described for assailants surrounding a facility?
• Which statement defines a hostage incident?
• During a bomb threat, stopping the use of all electronic devices is done as instructed by whom?
• Which procedure is recommended if you are taken hostage?
• In responding to a facility fire, what is the second action after notifying the control room?
• What is required for sensitive supplies?
• In corrections, when must an officer be prepared to respond to and manage conflict?
• When should you request assistance in a critical incident?
• During a hostage incident, be careful not to - the hostage taker; actively listen, but remember to keep your distance.
• Which of the following is NOT an example of Class 9 material?
• Which details are essential to document about a critical incident?
• Which statement best describes potential characteristics of hazardous material incidents?
• What is the primary priority for a correctional officer during a critical incident?
• Which of the following is listed as a potential hazardous material in correctional settings?
• Which senses should not be used intentionally to identify hazardous materials due to risk of exposure?
• Class 4 flammable solids ignite under which conditions?
• How should facility staff communicate during a bomb threat?
• Which technology is included in standard equipment for inmate identification and tracking?
• Which of the following describes a visible presence of authority intended to deter an assault?
• What is the overall aim of containment, information gathering, and maintaining distance during a hostage incident?
• In most cases, which devices are relied upon for communications during a hostage response?
• Which document guides the issue and transport of sensitive supplies, per the guidelines?
• Which of the following is a standard procedure for responding to a disaster?
• Which principle should guide your actions while responding and ensure you keep supervisors informed?
• What information should be communicated to the control center as soon as an escape is detected?
• What is essential to help officers cope with trauma?
• Which practice is recommended in addition to physical searches to prevent escape attempts?
• Who determines when to call 911 or contact a specialized response team?
• Inmates may use what to transport hazardous materials or biohazardous materials like urine?
• Which statement best describes the importance of being prepared to respond to conflicts?
• After a critical incident, what is the primary objective?
• For example: do not investigate a suspicious item by what?
• Which of the following best describes indicators that an escape attempt may be underway?
• What should guide your effective response when dealing with a critical incident?
• What is the recommended minimum distance to stay away from the incident?
• What is the first priority during a fire?
• What term describes potential legal consequences for staff during a critical incident?
• A first responder's initial actions include: identification of hazardous materials, areas of personal protection, and an initial safety plan.
• Which of the following is an example of an explosive material?
• Typically, the first officer to respond must take charge of the scene until relieved by -
• Which items should be gathered as part of information collection during a hostage incident?
• As a correctional officer, you should respond only within what, and follow your agency's policies?
• Class 3 includes which type of liquids?
• During a disturbance, what decision may be made regarding safety?
• If the facility is operating only on generators and not at full power, what should be erected in case of evacuation?
• Which groups may be included as outside law enforcement during a critical incident?
• Which item is listed as equipment in disaster response?
• If a spill is minor, what action is recommended by the SDS?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a condition that may lead to a riot or disturbance?
• How should incident reports be written?
• Hazardous materials pose health risks both now and later. Which of the following is an example of such hazards?
• When containing the incident, which action should be avoided?
• Which of the following items are typical components of an agency's critical incident equipment?
• What is the recommended approach to minimize infection risk when providing aid?
• Fires in ordinary combustible materials such as wood and cloth are classified as which class?
• What is the purpose of isolating the crime scene?
• If you remain unsure about the contents after testing, what should you do?
• Do not engage in what when approaching a dangerous situation?
• What is the primary purpose of the chain of command during a critical incident beyond normal operations?
• Which statements describe preventative measures that can reduce escape attempts?
• Which item is commonly considered a hazardous material in correctional settings?
• Which action should be taken with the SDS during a hazardous materials incident?
• Which item is NOT an example of class 7 radioactive materials?
• Evacuations may not always be possible due to time constraints or other factors. Identify one factor that can prevent evacuation.
• Which class corresponds to explosives near a fire due to rapid energy release?
• During evacuation planning, why must responders consider attacker tactics?
• What should be done to protect the scene?
• Who typically manages the equipment, informal guides, and hazardous materials reference on site?
• A staff member who is held hostage is not viewed as having rank or authority in the incident; this means you must recognize that you have no authority to make any -.
• Which extinguisher type is used for fires involving flammable liquids such as solvents and oils?
• What should you always practice during deactivation and debriefing to ensure safety?
• What does ICS stand for?
• Gases may be classified as which categories?
• An event of force of nature that has catastrophic consequences, such as a hurricane, earthquake, tornado, flood, lightning, or wildfire, is called what?
• What should you avoid bringing into the affected area?
• What are potential escalation outcomes of a facility assault?
• Responders should provide what to specialized teams as needed?
• An evacuation guide within a critical incident plan typically covers which types of incidents?
• A Class K extinguisher is designed for fires involving which type of material?
• Which statement best describes toxic substances?
• Abrupt changes within the correctional facility (for example, if it gets too quiet or too loud) may be an indicator that a - or - is pending.
• General incidents are described as which type of events?
• If you are not directly involved but witness part of the incident, what must you do?
• Look for something out of the ordinary or anything that could indicate a bomb threat when performing which activities?
• In incident response, what is CERT?
• What should the crime scene log include to aid future investigations?
• After the crime scene has been cleared of victims, witnesses, or suspects, you will need to control further- to the area and -the crime scene.
• Which of the following describes proper storage for sensitive supplies?
• Which of the following is an example of a human-instigated critical incident?
• What should you be aware of to detect evolving hazardous materials incidents?
• If an incident poses a security threat, what is the correct initial response?
• Which organization provides the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG)?
• During a hostage incident, staff should...
• Which of the following is a condition that may lead to a riot or disturbance?
• What is the term for any threat of an explosive device, whether mechanical, incendiary, or chemical?
• What is the top priority for a correctional officer when responding to a critical incident?
• Which practice is part of properly collecting and preserving evidence?
• Which action is included in properly documenting and securing evidence?
• Which list correctly lists the three substances commonly cited as Class 3 liquids?
• During a riot, what information must be provided to the control room?
• Why can you not rely on senses alone to detect hazardous materials?
• Which of the following is not listed as equipment used for responding to facility assaults?
• Which activity corresponds to step 7 of standard precautions in hazardous materials response?
• It is important to communicate effectively with who during an escape?
• What is a potential long-term effect of critical incidents on officers?
• Who can play a part in resolving a critical incident?
• Which option lists the correct classification for examples of Class 5 oxidizing substances?
• Which option is not a standard procedure step in hazardous materials response?
• If an inmate uses IV lines or monitors, what might happen to this equipment during a medical emergency?
• What is the primary purpose of establishing a perimeter during a critical incident?
• According to the ERG, there are nine classes of hazardous materials.
• When a critical incident happens, you must use what to respond effectively?
• What action helps prevent the spread of a hazardous materials incident?
• Radioactive materials give off energy in the form of what?
• What best describes the role of the Emergency Response Guidebook during incidents?
• Flammable liquids burn in presence of an ignition source and are easily ignited by heat, sparks, or flames. Which of the following is NOT a typical ignition method?
• Which statement correctly characterizes Class 4 flammable solids?
• In a correctional facility, the SDS helps staff by providing what?
• During a facility assault, what is your ultimate responsibility?
• Which of the following is an example of a biohazardous material in a correctional setting?
• Which equipment is necessary when responding to a fire to prevent smoke inhalation?
• Stress experienced by correctional officers can significantly affect which aspects of their well-being?
• When an escape occurs or is in progress, you or a group of officers will need to verify the location and routes of the escape.
• During a critical incident, inmates could use a fight as a distraction during an escape attempt or as a cover for other...
• Which extinguisher type is used for fires involving ordinary combustibles such as cloth, wood, and paper?
• What statement defines oxidizing substances?
• Concentrated sensitive supplies must be diluted before use. What potential reaction should you be aware of?
• What quality must staff maintain to minimize disruption when changes occur?
• What term refers to supplies used throughout the facility for health, sanitation, or housing maintenance?
• Which two factors determine what procedures to follow during a disaster?
• What information does a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) typically include?
• During containment, what should you maintain on the hostage, but not enter the area and become a hostage yourself?
• What two aspects should on-scene communication with command staff emphasize to maintain effective incident management?
• The severity of a critical incident determines what?
• During communications with control room staff, which information should be relayed?
• Predicting when a critical incident will occur is not always possible, but what beforehand can play a large role in helping to resolve critical incidents successfully or lessen their impact?
• Class 2 hazards consist of what type of materials?
• Which guideline specifically addresses how to transport sensitive supplies?
• Escapes can occur during which of the following?
• Which of the following are examples of Class 4 flammable solids?
• What could be a potential hazard of mishandling sensitive supplies?
• Following an incident, what is recommended regarding report writing?
• In the context of facility security, which threat is associated with high-profile inmates due to access to layout-revealing technologies?
• What should be done to maintain records after an incident?
• Which of the following is a correct complete list of Class 3 liquids examples?
• If you receive a bomb threat, you should notify which person as soon as possible?
• What term describes the plan that agencies provide for handling critical incidents?
• During critical incidents, what is a common method for personnel communication?
• How many sections does an SDS typically have?
• When documenting a critical incident, which details are essential?
• What determines the roles and responsibilities of each staff member during hazardous materials incidents?
• In a correctional facility, contamination from hazardous materials can occur through four routes. Which set lists all four?
• In reporting the incident, which details are typically documented as in the example?
• What should correctional staff be aware of regarding threats to facility security?
• During critical incidents, you may be assigned additional tasks that could include:
• Why place personnel as barricades away from the crime scene?
• Which of the following is a guideline for conducting an evacuation?
• Be aware of people who have permission to be on facility grounds. Which option best reflects this guidance?
• In evacuation planning, what route characteristics should be prioritized?
• Along with being aware of post orders and critical incident procedures, be prepared to use any - necessary to resolve a riot or disturbance.
• Which action maintains the integrity of the crime scene?
• What is the initial step in standard procedures for a hazardous materials incident?
• Which item is listed as an example of a sensitive supply?
• Which of the following is a common sequence of procedures to follow during a critical incident?
• What is your immediate priority if you encounter a crime scene?
• What is the name of the extraction team trained to handle violent and uncooperative inmates?
• Which equipment is used to deploy water to fight a fire?
• After you determine the crime scene is safe to enter, what is the next priority?
• What are potential threats near the perimeter?
• When you suspect a crime has occurred and there is a potential crime scene, what information should you inform your supervisor or control room about?
• Exposure to a critical incident can lead to which mental health condition?
• What term describes a disturbance with uncontrolled violence by inmates, usually directed at the administration?
• During an inmate suicide, what security measure may be required?
• Before using a portable fire extinguisher, the hose and nozzle should be free of what?
• Besides the kitchen, fires may occur in other areas such as which of the following?
• Which resource should be consulted for exact hazmat information?
• During the deactivation and debriefing process, you should review and confirm what?
• During a safety check, which gauge zone indicates an adequate charge?
• Which of the following are examples of outside groups that may be present during a facility incident?
• Water on a fire involving flammable liquids such as oil will do what?
• Mismanagement of hazardous materials can reduce the likelihood of a what?
• What is the term for a physical attack from outside the facility or any other assault that creates physical damage to the correctional facility?
• What is the purpose of tape-off or creating a perimeter or barrier?
• Who should be cleared from the crime scene immediately to prevent interference?
• Who determines how a bomb threat will be handled?
• Why should PPE be used during hazardous materials incidents?
• What does chain of custody document?
• What is the primary reason to transfer command to a higher-ranking officer who arrives on scene?
• An SDS is essential for identifying and understanding information regarding a hazardous material and must be made available to staff and inmates.
• Which class is associated with flammable and combustible liquids?
• Once backup arrives and if it is safe to do so, you may conduct a medical assessment if necessary. Which specialized personnel may arrive?
• When determining the level of response, you should examine what and practice good situational awareness and officer safety?
• Which factor best supports the decision to apply discretion and caution when assessing a threat at the scene?
• Which outside agencies may be contacted in a crime scenario?
• During a bomb threat, staff should maintain heightened awareness because it can pose other security risks besides immediate injury or death, and a bomb threat may also be used as a distraction for what?
• How many classes of hazardous materials are described in this framework?
• Oxidizers supply their own oxygen.
• Keeping command staff updated about the status of a critical incident allows for what?
• The documentation process for items moved, removed or altered at a crime scene is an example of which type of documentation?
• Who may determine the methods and materials to use for proper evidence gathering?
• Which of the following reflects standard procedures for responding to a hostage incident?
• Toxic substances are defined as poisonous and harmful to health. True or false?
• If a fire extinguisher fails the safety check, whom should you notify immediately?
• What information about outside agencies should be documented?
• Which statement accurately reflects the intended use of sensitive supplies?
• What does SDS stand for in the context of hazardous materials?
• How is evidence at a crime scene defined?
• A copy of the ERG's nine classes and their dangers is made available to all staff.
• The equipment used to address a disaster will depend on which two factors?
• What should be done with the area around the suspected escape location?
• Which statement describes Class 4 flammable solids?
• Critical incidents do not take place exclusively inside the facility; some may involve outside forces or assaults to the facility. Which word completes the sentence?
• Which of the following is a typical example of Class 9 miscellaneous hazardous materials?
• When seeking exact information about hazardous materials indicators, responders should refer to which guidebook?
• If you witness any part of a critical incident, what must you submit?
• Which statement about post orders and critical incident procedures is true?
• Where must PPE be put on during crime scene processing?
• Which of the following is a sensitive supply in food service?
• What information should you inform about when you suspect a crime?
• Which items may be included as equipment during a medical emergency in a correctional facility?
• What should you do if you discover a suspected bomb or suspicious package?
• What should you use when collecting any possible evidence?
• What is the recommended approach to handle disturbances before they escalate?
• Exposure to a toxic substance in large amounts could potentially result in what outcome?
• The Safety Data Sheet provides information about hazards and required precautions. Which statement describes its purpose?
• Containment structures may include which NOT listed as such a structure?
• What type of equipment should be used to observe standard precautions during a hazardous materials incident?
• Which statement best describes unseen hazards in hazardous material incidents?
• How long may a hostage last?
• Which statement is true about Class 5 oxidizing substances?
• Which action is included in postriot procedures?
• Which term best describes events that have the potential to escalate into a critical incident if not managed promptly?
• What is key to making sure you can respond quickly when a critical incident disrupts the normal operations within a facility?
• Before providing medical aid, what should you ensure about the area?
• You must monitor areas where inmates can escape, such as ventilation access routes, doors taken off their hinges, or windows broken with projectiles.
• Which factor can exacerbate stress during critical incidents?
• It is important to have a heightened sense of - when normal routines change and inmates seem tense.
• Gases are neither solid nor liquid at ordinary temperatures and are usually contained under what condition?
• Two elements that play a vital role in responding to critical incidents are what?
• Which of the following is an example of Class 8 corrosive substances?
• What is the name of the written or printed material concerning a hazardous chemical that is prepared in accordance with federal regulations?
• Nutmeg has what kind of properties when used improperly?
• Which of the following are indicators of a fire?
• A disaster that results from technological or human hazards, such as chemical spills or a plane crash, is called what?
• Which activity is included in postriot procedures?
• What are some indicators of a bomb threat?
• Which extinguisher type is suitable for fires involving electrical equipment that is plugged in, using a non-conductive agent?
• During first aid, which precaution is used to observe standard precautions?
• What is a typical scenario describing attackers in a facility assault?
• Any incident has the potential to escalate into what?
• Which item is listed as equipment needed in a disaster?
• When a closed container is rotated to assess its contents, which two properties are being checked?
• What determines the focus and level of equipment for use during a disaster?
• What is the first action when responding to a crime scene?
• If you are the first responder on the scene, who is responsible for resolving a hazardous materials incident?
• The extinguishing agent used for a fire is determined by which factor?
• Which statement is true about an ABC extinguisher?
• Which of the following is typically included in the post-incident phase?
• What is the Incident Command System (ICS)?
• When establishing a perimeter, which features are used?
• During a hazardous material incident, the U.S. Department Of Transportation's Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) is often used as a guide.
• Which of the following describes minor disturbances?
• Under ICS, what may be identified as part of the incident plan?
• While controlling a crime scene, which safety reminder is relevant?
• Which action is included in postriot procedures?
• Which resource should you consult for safe handling and emergency information about a chemical, in addition to labeling and training?
• What are two core duties of a correctional officer as described in the material?
• Why should reports be complete and accurate?
• What is the goal of any hostage situation?
• Sensitive supplies may become explosive if exposed to which conditions?
• However, in a critical incident, the chain of command serves an additional purpose: outlines the coordination of resources as well as protocols for managing an incident.
• During a disaster, be prepared to distribute what along with first aid?
• Which of the following is an example of a critical incident that occurs due to natural events?
• What is the primary purpose of maintaining a continuous log at the crime scene?
• What term describes the act of an inmate breaking free from custody?
• Resolving a critical incident involves what action that aims to calm the situation and return to normal operations?
• Why is it important to record the identity of any person receiving sensitive supplies?
• Fires in cooking appliances that involve combustible cooking media (vegetable or animal oils and fats) are Class what?
• What is the initial step when approaching a crime scene?
• Which item is NOT required to be reported to the control room during a riot?
• Which statement best describes the Incident Command System (ICS)?
• To determine how the bomb threat should be handled, who will determine this according to agency policy?
• What is the first standard procedure in the event of an escape?
• Some hazardous materials may have a specific what, while others have no what odor at all?