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Prescription - Correct Answer-A written or verbal order from a licensed medical professional to the pharmacist for a medication or medical procedure Counterfeit Controlled Substance - Correct Answer-It is an offense for a person to: (1) sell, (2) deliver or distribute a substance that is represented to be a controlled substance. Fake dope Patrol - Correct Answer-Receives calls for service Primary role is not to enforce drug related offenses Phases of drug misuse/abuse - Correct Answer-Experimental occasional compulsive dependent Drug related offenses are... - Correct Answer-Victimless Crimea Robbery Property theft (burglary, home invasion) Murder (prostitution) What is the base for narcotics? - Correct Answer-The opium poppy GHB - Correct Answer-Gamma - Butyolactone Observed in urine 8-12 hours post ingestion Party/intoxication Date rape Body building Is kilogram a unit of measurement Americans use? How many pounds is 1 kilogram? - Correct Answer-No

2.2 pounds What is the drug schedule for marijuana in Tennessee? - Correct Answer-Schedule IV (6) First responder to possible meth lab - Correct Answer-Call trained personal What is the drug schedule for ecstasy in Tennessee? - Correct Answer-Schedule 1 Examples of stress management strategies - Correct Answer-diet, exercise, relaxation, communication Give 3 physical signs or symptoms of stress - Correct Answer-All the above Identify 3 reactions of being involved in a critical incident - Correct Answer-Fatigue, poor concentration, anxiety Statistics show how many times officers get married on average - Correct Answer- marriages The average officer lives how much shorter - Correct Answer-14.9 years The biggest lie - Correct Answer-Expressing your feelings shows weekeness The impact of second guessing - Correct Answer-All the above 3 stages of adaptive stress.. - Correct Answer-B) resistance, exhaustion The typical causation of divorce - Correct Answer-All the above Emotional sign of stress - Correct Answer-A) emotional numbing, hypertension Critical incident stress management - Correct Answer-Officers have a normal reaction to abnormal events Which of the following are behavioral signs - Correct Answer-All the above Affected response of negative stress - Correct Answer-All the above Important factor of the situation being stressful - Correct Answer-All the above Assistance to officer for translation - Correct Answer-all the above Several words that are spelled the same sometimes have different meaning - Correct Answer-

Manos arriba - Correct Answer-Hands up Dese vuelta - Correct Answer-Turn around Firmar - Correct Answer-Sign Venga - Correct Answer-Come here What is the definition of identity theft - Correct Answer-The illegal use (without consent) of another personal information to gain something of value and facilitate other criminal activity Personal identifiers are - Correct Answer-Name, date of birth, social security number, address Which TN code annotated covers identity theft - Correct Answer-39-14- Who can become a victim of identity theft - Correct Answer-Anyone What is a security feature on a TN Drivers License/ID card - Correct Answer-Altered fonts What are the three categories that fraudulent documents fall into - Correct Answer- Genuine - fraudulently obtained, altered genuine, and totally counterfeit What is the TCA code for elder abuse or neglect of an adult and what is the charge - Correct Answer-71-6- Class D Felony Name three state statutes to use in Elder Abuse cases - Correct Answer-Assault Rape Identity theft Where does Elder abuse occur - Correct Answer-Everywhere Name five type of Elder Abude - Correct Answer-Physical abuse Sexual abuse Neglect Financial exploitation

Drug diversion Who is required to report Elder abuse - Correct Answer-Everyone When interviewing an elderly individual, you should ask what type of questions? - Correct Answer-Simple questions How should you keep the conversation? - Correct Answer-Casual but structured You should be aware of the individual's best... - Correct Answer-Time of day How should you speak to a elderly person - Correct Answer-Loudly Clearly Slowly You should take your - Correct Answer-Time You should make sure the elderly person is wearing what for an interview - Correct Answer-Glasses Dentures Hearing aides The TBI Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has original jurisdiction in the investigation of - Correct Answer-Abuse Property theft Identity theft The TBI Medicaid Fraud Control Unit investigates drug diversion by what professions - Correct Answer-Doctors and prescribers Pharmacists and pharmacy techs Pain clinics Caretakers How often should the court officer inspect the courtroom - Correct Answer-Daily and prior to court

Who's responsible for the courtroom security - Correct Answer-The sheriff or his designee During a trial, the primary responsibility of an officer during a an incident is to - Correct Answer-Secure the prisoner, and protect the judge The areas of a courtroom - Correct Answer-Bench area, the galley, the well During the course of a trial sequester, how long should security be given - Correct Answer-24 hours a day What type of court setting can an incident occur - Correct Answer-All the above. Any court, at any time, and anhwhere Who is required to be certified - Correct Answer-All persons who are employed as a full- time law enforcement officer on or after July 1, 1982 Prior to July 1982, are exempt from the pre-employment and basic training requirements Law Enforcement Certification Requirments - Correct Answer-Be at least 18 years old High school diploma or GED US Citizen No guilty please of force,violence, dishonesty, gambling, liquor and other alcoholic beverages or controlled substances Honorable discharge from the military Fingerprints on file with TBI Physical exam Background investigation Psychological exam Complete academy within 6 months of hire and paired with FTO until completion Part-time/temporary/auxiliary officer - Correct Answer-Supports the full-time law enforcement officers Can work no more than 20 hours a week or no more 100 hours per month Length of in-service training - Correct Answer-40 hour in-service training Once done,can be eligible to receive supplement pay What is the grade needed to pass in-service training - Correct Answer-75% How many hours is the in-service session for firearms - Correct Answer-8 hours What are the in-service mandates - Correct Answer-Firearms

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Child sexual abuse/assault Mental illness Denial suspension and revocation of certification - Correct Answer-Be suspended for 30 days or longer, resign in lieu of termination Fail to participate in a 40 hour in-service training program each calendar year During initial assessment of arriving on scene of a medical incident , you must check for... - Correct Answer-Any life threatening situation SAMPLE history - Correct Answer-Sings and/or symptoms Allergies Medications Pertinent medical history Last oral intake Events leading up to the event When to do CPR - Correct Answer-When individual is not breathing or has a pulse. Heartbeat can still be present How many beats per minute for CPR - Correct Answer- Will good CPR replace defibrillator - Correct Answer-No Legal considerations for First Aid - Correct Answer-Scope of practice Standard of care Duty to act Competence Consent Consent - Correct Answer-Individual has basic right to decide what can/cannot be done to his/her body

Must obtain clearly stated consent from patient before administering care What must you say in a medical incident - Correct Answer-Identify yourself Give your level of training Explain what you observe Explain what you plan to do Types of consent - Correct Answer-Expressed consent - can be withdrawn at any time Implied consent -when expressed consent cannot be given due to: Patient is unconscious In your best judgement patient is confused, mentally impaired, seriously injured, or seriously ill Consent and Minors - Correct Answer-Parent/guardian must give their consent before care can be administered unless... An illness/injury is life threatening Minor is in obvious need of emergency assistance and parent/guardian is not present. In this case implied consent applies DNR - Correct Answer-Do not resuscitate Patient has the right to refuse resuscitation efforts Usually requires written physician order When in doubt, resuscitate Abandonment - Correct Answer-Ending the care of a patient without: Obtaining that persons consent Ensuring that someone with equal or greater knowledge of training will continue care Negligence - Correct Answer-The failure to provide the level of care a person of similar training would provide, thereby causing injury or damage to another What are the four components necessary to prove negligence - Correct Answer-You had a duty to act

You breached that duty Your breaching of that duty was the proximate cause of injury or damages An actual injury or damages occured Good Samaritan law - Correct Answer-Protects people providing medical care as long as you act in good faith is is not grossly negligence Also includes defibrillator Confidentiality - Correct Answer-Protecting a victims privacy by not revealing any personal info you learn about them HIPAA - Correct Answer-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Mandates increased privacy of patient specific medical info and their: Record keeping Storage Access Discussion Scene safety - Correct Answer-Approach cautiously - size it up Park a safe distance away If appears safe, continue to evaluate: Location of emergency Extent of emergency Apparent scene dangers Apparent # of When arriving at an emergency scene, always follow these guidliines - Correct Answer- Take time to evaluate scene Wear appropriate personal protective equipment Do not do anything you are not trained to do Get the help you need Self-protection - Correct Answer-Body substance isolation (BSI) Disease causing agents (blood-borne pathogen)

Infection: Direct contact Indirect contact Airborne Vector-borne What is the minimum distance needed for a helicopter to land - Correct Answer-100 x 100 feet What does the helicopter pilot need to consider before landing - Correct Answer-Wires Foliage trees Weather Slope Anaphylaxis - Correct Answer-a severe allergic reaction, a shock Easiest way to stop blood loss - Correct Answer-Apply direct pressure with a sterile band, tourniquet, and gloves Hypothermia - Correct Answer-extreme cooling of the body Hyperthermia - Correct Answer-extreme heat body temperature What is the initial sigh of hypothermia - Correct Answer-Shivering Drowning victim - Correct Answer-Do not attempt to rescue victim unless trained Childbirth assessment - Correct Answer-How far along are you? Is this your first pregnancy? Has your water broken? Contractions? Bloody discharge? AED - Correct Answer-Automated External Defibrillator What is the purpose of the spinal board - Correct Answer-To stabilize the head and neck

How do you know if your rescue breathing is being done right - Correct Answer-Chest rising Signs of open airways - Correct Answer-Breathing Communication 3rd degree burn - Correct Answer-charring of the skin Medical alert bracelet - Correct Answer-All the above Top 5 prescribed drugs - Correct Answer-Cannabis Pain relievers Sedatives Antidepressants Stimulants Factors affecting rate of drug use - Correct Answer-Price Availability Perception of risk Public attitude Vital signs - Correct Answer-Temperature Heart rate Blood pressure Respiration Pain ABC for First Aid - Correct Answer-Airway Breathing Circulation