Incarcerated - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NCCHC CCHP Exam, CCHP Final Exam – Quizzes with Complete Solutions Which of the following is a key principle of the medical model in correctional health care? A) Punishment is the primary goal B) Inmates are not entitled to medical care C) Health care should be based on clinical needs D) Health care is secondary to security What is the most common mental health disorder found in incarcerated populations? A) Schizophrenia B) Major depressive disorder C) Bipolar disorder D) Gene...

SIP Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers An injured employee with dependents is incarcerated for an unrelated offense. Temporary disability otherwise payable is: - CORRECT ANSWER- C. Paid go the employees dependents LC 3370(d) What is the maximum te

duress - Answer-(n.) compulsion by threat; forcible confinement what are the 4 kinds of culpability - Answer-1. Intentionally 2.Knowingly essly 4.Negligently Criminal Solicitation - Answer-The encouraging, requesting, or commanding of another person to commit a crime. Criminal Conspiracy - Answer-An agreement between two or more people to commit or to effect the commission of an unlawful act or to use unlawful means to accomplish an act that is not unlawful. What offenses have no ...

Which media frame sees equal treatment for all groups as a solution to problems in the criminal justice system? Racist system The term sexual abuse generally refers to Sexual touching without consent Which offense demonstrates how crimes can become increasingly criminalized over time? driving under the influence Murder, rape, and robbery are commonly categorized as which type of crime? street Why is it important to know the differences between criminal justice and...

Hernia protrusion of abdominal contents through an area of weakened muscle in the abdominal cavity. SATA Risk factors of a hernia 1. smoking 2. obesity 3. family history 4. excessive wound tension 5. Immunosuppressive agents 1,2,4,5 If the contents can easily be placed back into the abdominal cavity manually or by lying down is known as? Reducible or Incarcerated Reducible Incarcerated is when the contents cannot be placed back into the abdominal cavity. SATA Common causes of herni...

Goals of effective inmates supervision. (CORE 3010.101 - Basic Supervision) - Answer - Willful Compliance -v- Forced Compliance - Getting inmates to do what's expected of them - Develop a controlled orderly environment - Safe - Humane - Clean - Handle situations on the lowest level possible - Utilize positive interpersonal communication skills (Define) - Officer Responsibilities (CORE 3010.1102 - Officer Responsibilities) - Answer Provide a safe, secure, and positive enviro...

What is the consequence for an intermediary's failure to pay his/her biennial license fee? Intermediary is incarcerated by the Insurance Commissioner. Intermediary's license is suspended for 180 days. Intermediary's license is revoked. Intermediary's commission rate is reduced. - Answer Intermediary's license is revoked. Which of these situations would NOT potentially involve a prison sentence under Federal law? Selling insurance with a nonresident license. Misappr...

CCHP FINAL STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS What are the core principles of the correctional health care system? The core principles of the correctional health care system include the provision of comprehensive, timely, and equitable medical care while respecting the rights and dignity of inmates. How does the concept of "medical necessity" apply in correctional settings? "Medical necessity" in correctional settings refers to the requirement that health care services ...

responses to yourself and actions - ANSWER Self-Awareness Individuals NOT considered part of the US Labor Force (4): - ANSWER 1. persons under 16 years of age 2. individuals who are incarcerated 3. non-civilians (armed forces) 4. unemployed who haven't actively sought work for four weeks

Crim 414 Intervention Techniques in Corrections Qs&As 2024 Role Clarification - ANS-1.) Self-disclosure of the officer about his/her roles, responsibilities and professional personality 2.) Soliciting the client's views and their likes/dislikes 3.) Client self-disclosure of his/her attitude/behaviour, personality related to community supervision (ie. what the officer can expect from him/her) 4.) Collaborative agreement on expectations, roles, and responsibilities Role Clarifi...