Interrogation and torture - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Medical Ethics and Detainee Operations Basic Course correctly answeredBefore a detainee can be transferred from a Role 2 to a Role 3 medical unit, what conditions must be met? Select all that apply. - correct answer Transfer must be authorized by accepting physician Detainee must be medically stable Each medical treatment facility commander certifies that the transfer documentation for the detainee is complete Members of the ICRC arrive to perform an inspection of the medical treatment ...

Medical Ethics and Detainee Operations Basic Course graded A+ passedAfter the interrogation, you conduct an examination. You notice several new lacerations and bruises that were not present before the interrogation. Do you add the new injuries to the detainees medical record? - correct answer Yes The following are reasons for complying with the law of war EXCEPT: - correct answer It can cause people to question our motives The principles of medical ethics require health care personnel to a...

After the interrogation, you conduct an examination. You notice several new lacerations and bruises that were not present before the interrogation. Do you add the new injuries to the detainees medical record? - Answer Yes The following are reasons for complying with the law of war EXCEPT: - Answer It can cause people to question our motives The principles of medical ethics require health care personnel to avoid which of the following acts? - Answer Participate actively in...

Medical Ethics and Detainee Operations Basic Course (5 hrs) Pre-Test latest update1) If you are given an unlawful order, what is the process to follow? - correct answer Challenge the order. If the order is not revoked, report through the Chain of Command (correct) 2) When the Laws of War are broken (breached), there are simple and grave breaches, depending on the severity of the violation. Which of the following is a grave breach? - correct answer Torture (correct) 3) The Principles of Med...

When a casualty is in shock, when would you not elevate the legs? - Answer If the casualty has an un-splinted fractured leg, an abdominal wound, or a head or spinal injury, do not elevate the casualty's legs. What are the two ways to open an airways and when would you use them? - Answer head tilt/chin lift (Do NOT use the head tilt/chin lift method if a spinal or neck injury is suspected) EFMB 2023 – ALL Exam With Correct Answers. Jaw-Thrust Method (use if a spinal or neck injury is ...

Medical Ethics and Detainee Operations Basic Course_ 70 Questions/answers all correct. Which of the following is the correct order for the standard steps for challenging an unlawful order? Reprisals or acts which are usually violations of war may NEVER be taken to: The Principles of Medical Ethics require healthcare personnel to avoid which of the following acts? What should you do during medical examinations to ensure the respect for dignity of the detainee? which of the foll...

Retribution - ANSWER-The act of taking revenge on a criminal perpetrator. AKA just deserts. Criminal offenders deserve the punishment they receive at the hands of the law, and that punishments should be appropriate to the type and severity of the crime committed. Sociological School - ANSWER-Social groups, social institutions, the arrangements of society, and social roles all provide the proper focus for study. Deterrence - ANSWER-A goal that seeks to inhibit criminal behavior through th...

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Criminal Investigation - ANSWER--criminal investigation is the process of legally gathering evidence of a crime that has been/being committed. A lawful search for people/land/things useful in reconstructing the circumstances of an illegal act or omission and the mental state accompanying it Bias - ANSWER--highly personal & unreasoned distortion of judgment Crime - ANSWER-An act/omission forbidden by law and punishable by a fine/imprisonment/even death. Crimes and their penalties are establ...

Specific and General Intent Examples - ANSWER D is charged with assault with intent to commit murder, assault is usually only general intent while intent to murder is a specific intent. Specific intent may be nullified by an honest but unreasonable mistake of fact, voluntary intoxication. Only an honest and reasonable mistake of fact will nullify general intent. Fruit of the Poisonous Tree DOES NOT apply to ______________ unless the police act in ________________ in obtaining such information...