SF Block 3 test UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
title 18 allows SF to detain civilians on base
jurisdiction authority, capacity, power or right to apply the law
, What two things give SF authority to apprehend? MCM rule 302 and UCMJ article 7(b)
UCMJ Article 136(b)(4) & Article 136(b)(6) authority to administer oaths to suspects, subjects, witnesses, and victims, as
required
Subject Matter Jurisdiction jurisdiction over an offense that is not prohibited by federal criminal code or any
state or local code
personal jurisdiction the offender or accused is subject to the UCMJ at the time of the offense and at
the time of trial
types of legislative jurisdiction exclusive- federal only
concurrent- federal & state
reciprocal- all four branches of DOD
proprietary- same rights as a property owner
What must SF notify BDOC of when transporting a departure vehicle, location, time, starting odometer reading, & ending odometer
subject? reading, time, location
how long does heat acclimation take? 3 to 5 days
all personnel must maintain a _____ safety distance to all 10ft
MWDs on leash.
BBPs infections that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans
examples of OPIMs blood products, semen, vaginal secretions, spinal fluid, lung fluid, any fluid with
blood, any fluid you don't know
examples of fluids that are not expected to be infectious urine, feces, vomit, tears, sweat, spit, nasal secretion
unless visibly contaminated with blood
how are OPIMs introduced into the bloodstream? needle stick injury, laceration by contaminated object, non-intact skin, mucous
membrane
Four ways diseases are transmitted parenteral exposure, mucous membrane exposure, sexual contact, infected
women
HIV weakens immune system and leads to AIDS
Hep B causes an infection of the liver and can survive for one week in dried blood on a
surface
Hep C transmitted through exposure to blood from an infected individual
punitive articles 77-134
article 92 failure to obey
title 18 allows SF to detain civilians on base
jurisdiction authority, capacity, power or right to apply the law
, What two things give SF authority to apprehend? MCM rule 302 and UCMJ article 7(b)
UCMJ Article 136(b)(4) & Article 136(b)(6) authority to administer oaths to suspects, subjects, witnesses, and victims, as
required
Subject Matter Jurisdiction jurisdiction over an offense that is not prohibited by federal criminal code or any
state or local code
personal jurisdiction the offender or accused is subject to the UCMJ at the time of the offense and at
the time of trial
types of legislative jurisdiction exclusive- federal only
concurrent- federal & state
reciprocal- all four branches of DOD
proprietary- same rights as a property owner
What must SF notify BDOC of when transporting a departure vehicle, location, time, starting odometer reading, & ending odometer
subject? reading, time, location
how long does heat acclimation take? 3 to 5 days
all personnel must maintain a _____ safety distance to all 10ft
MWDs on leash.
BBPs infections that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans
examples of OPIMs blood products, semen, vaginal secretions, spinal fluid, lung fluid, any fluid with
blood, any fluid you don't know
examples of fluids that are not expected to be infectious urine, feces, vomit, tears, sweat, spit, nasal secretion
unless visibly contaminated with blood
how are OPIMs introduced into the bloodstream? needle stick injury, laceration by contaminated object, non-intact skin, mucous
membrane
Four ways diseases are transmitted parenteral exposure, mucous membrane exposure, sexual contact, infected
women
HIV weakens immune system and leads to AIDS
Hep B causes an infection of the liver and can survive for one week in dried blood on a
surface
Hep C transmitted through exposure to blood from an infected individual
punitive articles 77-134
article 92 failure to obey
