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29 BPOC CIT PRACTICE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
When attempting to communicate with a person who has Alzheimer's disease,
you should do all of the following *EXCEPT*:
A. Use non-verbal and written prompts if they appear to have difficulty with
verbal comprehension
B. Provide reassurance of the persons safety
C. Speak clearly and concisely
D. Be sure and talk very loudly - correct-answer - D. Be sure and talk very loudly
Resist the urge to speak loudly
Officers in contact with these individuals will notice certain behaviors such as fear
of touch, repetitive behavior (Rocking, striking themselves, noises) insistence on
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routine, extreme anxiousness in new situations, and the tendency to become
confused easily:
A. Persons w/ homeostasis
B. Persons w/ Alzheimer's disease
C. Persons w/ Mood Disorders
D. Persons w/ Autism spectrum disorder - correct-answer - D. Autism Spectrum
Disorder
This is *detectable in infancy or early childhood, and by definition, must be
diagnosed by the age of 18*. It is a fixed mental condition that, unlike many
mental illnesses, cannot be cured. Limitations may include deficits in
communications, self care, home living, personal safety, academic function,
occupational abilities.
A. Paranoid Schizophrenia
B. Autism Spectrum Disorder
C. Manic Depression
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D. Intellectual disability - correct-answer - D. Intellectual Disability
All of the following are questioning methods to use when dealing with individuals
that have an intellectual disability *EXCEPT*:
A. Repeat questions as needed
B. Be patient for a reply
C. Speak Slowly
D. Ask only yes or no questions
E. Ask short, simple questions using simple language - correct-answer - D. Ask only
yes or no questions
This can develop after a person is exposed to a traumatic event, including actual
or threatened death, injury, or sexual violence. A person may have experienced
this traumatic event directly or may have witnessed the event occur to someone
else.
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A. Intellectual disability
B. Autism Spectrum Disorder
C. PTSD
D. Alzheimer's disease - correct-answer - C. PTSD
A person who was assaulted by someone in uniform avoids or refuses to talk, or
may eye contact with someone in uniform. This can be a symptom connected to:
A. Homeostasis
B. Dementia
C. PTSD
D. Alzheimer's Disease - correct-answer - C. PTSD
A trauma affected veteran of a recent conflict may have encountered a number of
variables that can serve as trauma triggers including:
A. All listed
29 BPOC CIT PRACTICE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
When attempting to communicate with a person who has Alzheimer's disease,
you should do all of the following *EXCEPT*:
A. Use non-verbal and written prompts if they appear to have difficulty with
verbal comprehension
B. Provide reassurance of the persons safety
C. Speak clearly and concisely
D. Be sure and talk very loudly - correct-answer - D. Be sure and talk very loudly
Resist the urge to speak loudly
Officers in contact with these individuals will notice certain behaviors such as fear
of touch, repetitive behavior (Rocking, striking themselves, noises) insistence on
, 2
routine, extreme anxiousness in new situations, and the tendency to become
confused easily:
A. Persons w/ homeostasis
B. Persons w/ Alzheimer's disease
C. Persons w/ Mood Disorders
D. Persons w/ Autism spectrum disorder - correct-answer - D. Autism Spectrum
Disorder
This is *detectable in infancy or early childhood, and by definition, must be
diagnosed by the age of 18*. It is a fixed mental condition that, unlike many
mental illnesses, cannot be cured. Limitations may include deficits in
communications, self care, home living, personal safety, academic function,
occupational abilities.
A. Paranoid Schizophrenia
B. Autism Spectrum Disorder
C. Manic Depression
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D. Intellectual disability - correct-answer - D. Intellectual Disability
All of the following are questioning methods to use when dealing with individuals
that have an intellectual disability *EXCEPT*:
A. Repeat questions as needed
B. Be patient for a reply
C. Speak Slowly
D. Ask only yes or no questions
E. Ask short, simple questions using simple language - correct-answer - D. Ask only
yes or no questions
This can develop after a person is exposed to a traumatic event, including actual
or threatened death, injury, or sexual violence. A person may have experienced
this traumatic event directly or may have witnessed the event occur to someone
else.
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A. Intellectual disability
B. Autism Spectrum Disorder
C. PTSD
D. Alzheimer's disease - correct-answer - C. PTSD
A person who was assaulted by someone in uniform avoids or refuses to talk, or
may eye contact with someone in uniform. This can be a symptom connected to:
A. Homeostasis
B. Dementia
C. PTSD
D. Alzheimer's Disease - correct-answer - C. PTSD
A trauma affected veteran of a recent conflict may have encountered a number of
variables that can serve as trauma triggers including:
A. All listed
