WorksheetsCor Blk 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. Tuberculosis is transmitted by:
a)
Touching
b)
Shared needle
c)
Inhalation
d)
Blood
2.
2. _______ can cause a skin infection that looks like a small pimple, boil, an abscess, draining lesion, or a large open wound.
a)
MRSA
b)
SSPJ
c)
Tuberculosis
d)
Hepatitis
3.
When giving CPR, how long should each breath take?______ Seconds.
a)
a. One
b)
b. Two
c)
c. Three
d)
d. Four
4.
90% or more of suicides occur by means of hanging.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
5.
Deliberate indifference is the conscious or reckless disregard of consequences.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
6.
_________ behavior is defined as "any pattern of through, feeling, or action that is unusual and harmful.
a)
a. Normal
b)
b. Abnormal
c)
c. Irrational
d)
d. Sporadic
7.
The correct rate for pushing on the chest is _____ compressions per minute.
a)
a. 50
b)
b. 150
c)
c. 100
d)
200
8.
Crisis management usually lasts three to ___ days to stabilize the crisis so that the offender can return to and be able to function on a regular facility.
a)
a. Nine
b)
b. Ten
c)
c. Seven
d)
d. Eight
9.
To reduce stress and health risks, exercise ___ times a week for ___minutes.
a)
3-4; 20-30
b)
b. 5-6; 40-50
c)
c. 6-7; 10-20
d)
d. 8-9; 20-30
10.
the common types of stress are social, work-related, and external.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
11.
The duties of the first officer on the scene are to notify other staff, get the victim down if hanging, and _____________.
a)
a. Initiate first aid
b)
b. Videotape
b. Videotape
c)
c. Wait
d)
d. Contact Incident Commander
12.
_______________ are false beliefs, not based on reality.
a)
a. Hallucinations
b)
b. Deliriums
c)
c. Withdrawals
d)
d. Delusions
13.
You can prevent blood-borne pathogen infection in several ways. One of the most important is through the use of standard precautions. This means assuming that all person are potentially infected.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
14.
Cover broken skin with bandages and other barriers to avoid inadvertent contact of these areas with contaminated fluids and items.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
15.
A Hepatitis-B Virus (HBV) vaccination is available to you at no charge. It will prevent HBV infection. A vaccination is not available for ____ or HIV.
a)
a. Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
b)
b. Hepatitis-J Virus (HJV)
b. hepatitis-J Virus (HJV)
c)
c. Hepatitis-C Virus (HCV)
d)
d. Autoimmune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
16.
The first step to open the airway is to tilt the head by pushing back on the ______.
a)
a. Chin
b)
b. Shoulders
c)
c. Forehead
d)
d. Nose Bridge
17.
The second step in opening the airway is to life the chin by putting your fingers on the bony part of the ______.
a)
a. Chin
b)
b. Shoulders
c)
c. Forehead
d)
d. Nose Bridge
18.
Lift the _____ to move the jaw forward.
a)
a. Chin
b)
b. Shoulders
c)
c. Forehead
d)
d. Nose Bridge
19.
Around 30,000 suicides are reported in the US each year.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
20.
An incarcerated individual is most likely to commit suicide within the first ____ hours of incarceration.
a)
a. 12
b)
b. 24
c)
c. 36
d)
d. 48
21.
Offenders who score below 100 on an IQ screen are identified as potential candidates for the Mentally Retarded Offender Program.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
22.
Depression has been called the common cold of mental illness. An individual experiencing its condition is generally miserable, tired, apathetic, pessimistic and self-critical.
a)
a. True
b)
b. False
23.
_________ is an active process of becoming aware of and making choices toward higher level of health and well-being.
a)
a. Angina
b)
b. Stress
c)
c. Wellness
d)
d. None of the above
24.
Myocardial Infarction is also known as ___________.
a)
a. Hypertension
b)
b. Electrolytes
c)
c. Angina
d)
d. Heart Attack
25.
More than 50 nutrients are essential and required for life. These nutrients are divided into six categories: carbohydrate, protein, fat, water, vitamins, and ____________.
a)
a. Minerals
b)
b. Oxygen
c)
c. Macronutrients
d)
d. Triglycerides
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