POST WEEK 4

SOME examples of fatal report errors

TQ: in co-occurring disorders, this should not change the way we attempt to de-escalate the situation or event

Something that has happened and it has overwhelmed a person's ability to cope, in that moment for whatever reason

this state is defined as an agitation, aggression, acute distress, and sudden death of inmates

TQ: SOME symptoms of borderline personality disorder

Not every mental illness is a crisis, and not every crisis involves mental illness

TQ: in regards to report writing, under which rule are field notes discoverable;

Juveniles DO NOT have a UCN until they are tried as an adult.

Be able to recognize possible _, _, and _, of inmates living with a mental illness.

Limitations cannot be implemented due to an inmates health concerns.

A 9th Circuit Court Decision says; male deputies may not pat search female prisoners except under exigent circumstances

When transporting by air, how many deputies are required to be with the restrained inmate?

TQ: SOME symptoms of schizophrenia include:

it is best to use quotes in a report to show the intensity and meaning of the actual statement and incident

some reasons inmates must be medically cleared before booking are:

regards to medical intervention the first step we can take to get information is:

Restraints prevent escape.

we are not allowed to use quotes when writing reports.

SOME of the 8 essential elements of a report include;

In the event of an escape we are required to go after the inmate under what Idaho Code?

regarding restraint chairs, it may be considered when:

we always need to remain __ in report writing.

when is there a higher risk of suicide attempts from inmates (especially in single cells in booking area)

TQ: Regarding inmates with alzheimer's/dementia, we need to communicate with them how?

TQ: a person with a rapid, disorganized manner of speech is suffering from:

deputies always intervene/act in emergencies

When was the first use of U.S. fingerprints?

I.C. defining gravely disabled; in danger to serious physical harm due to persons inability to provide for personal need

Suicide is among the leading cause of death in correctional institutions in the United States.

inmates cannot refuse medical care.

What Idaho Statute defines the information required on the fingerprint card?

What Idaho Jail Standard says that restraint equipment is applied only for the time absolutely necessary?

TQ: When dealing with someone with a mental illness or in a crisis, we agree with their reality

TQ: Inmates with Asperger's will do well communicating with people.

These can be detected by someone other than the inmate effected by the illness (Ex: rapid disorganized speech)

a medical screening should be completed on every inmate brought into the facility.

TQ: A mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person

in regards to inmate death, we continue to provide life saving techniques until told to discontinue by our supervisors.

These are experienced by the inmate with the illness (Ex: hearing a voice speaking that no one else can hear.)

medical conditions that affect a persons thinking, feeling, ability to relate to others, and disrupts daily functions?

why do we take criminal prints?

TQ: Idaho Code defines mental illness as a substantial disorder that impairs judgement or capacity to adapt to reality?

TQ: The type of depression that has the highest probability of suicide:

when inmate's are on suicide watch, constant observation is required every 30 minutes.

what jail standard states; facility employees must physically observe all inmates at least every 60 minutes for checks

Some of the 10 requirements of proper report writing include:

Per Idaho Jail Standard 07.09, restraints are only used as a precaution against escape, injury to self/others, or damage

supervisors, sheriffs, prosecutors, judges, media, the public and more are able to read your reports.

The arrest fingerprint card is the source of all arrest information found on the criminal history record.

What are the 3 main patterns of fingerprints?

The way the inmate interacts with surroundings and demands placed upon them (Ex: not wearing clothes in open unit)

TQ: 4 categories of suicidal behavior include:

TQ: Some side effects of psychotropic medications we need to recognize include:

what begins to develop in the 3rd and 4th months of fetal life regarding fingerprints?

TQ: regarding special needs, housing of younger inmates with older, seasoned inmates contributes to sexual events/PREA

No two fingers can make identical prints.

SOME KEY elements of a use of force report include:

when writing a report, we need to fully identify the people in the incident every time we use their name