Medical Ethic and Detainee Operations Basic Course (Pretest) Correct 100%

After the interrogation, you conduct an examination. You notice several new lacerations and bruises that were not present before the interrogation. Do you add the new injuries to the detainee's medical record? - ANSWERYes (CORRECT) No When the Laws of War are broken (breached), there are simple and grave breaches, depending on the severity of the violation. Which of the following is a simple breach? - ANSWERAbuse of a flag of truce (CORRECT) Murder Mutilation All willful acts causing great suffering or injury The Principles of Medical Ethics require healthcare personnel to avoid which of the following acts? - ANSWERRestrain detainee patients for medical reasons as necessary for the protection of the health and the safety of the detainee Maintain strictly professional relationships with detainees for the sole purpose of evaluating, protecting, or improving their physical and mental health Provide treatment for prisoners and detainees to the same quality and standard as those who are not imprisoned or detained Participate actively or passively in acts in an attempt to commit torture or other cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment (CORRECT) What should you do during medical examinations to ensure the respect for dignity of the detainee? - ANSWERUse graduated levels of privacy that are appropriate for the type of examination Make every effort to provide same gender medical examiners and security support Position patients to minimize exposure of their private regions consistent with security requirements All of the answers are correct (CORRECT) Which of the following stipulations is TRUE regarding the verification of a detainee as being impaired? - ANSWERTwo members of the medical staff must agree to the determination (CORRECT) Any member of the medical staff may take this determination Only a behavioral science specialist may take the determination The senior medical officer must approve the verification Which of the following behaviors WOULD be considered rude or socially unacceptable in Middle Eastern cultures? - ANSWERLowering your eyes when you are speaking Staring at someone who is speaking to you