OPOTA EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The EAR Model's Three Phases of a Special Populations Encounter - Answer-Engage Assess Resolve Types of Child Abuse - Answer-physical, emotional, sexual, neglect Typical dispositions for resolving a crisis intervention incident - Answer-- Arrest - De-escalate and refer - Voluntary transport - Involuntary transport - pink slip ORC 5122.01 Four categories of the Loss Model - Answer-1. Loss of Reality 2. Loss of Hope 3. Loss of Control 4. Loss of Perspective Five basic communication tools that assist in generating compliance (LEAPS) - Answer-Listen Empathize Ask Paraphrase Summarize Difference between traditional encounters and special population encounters - Answer-...is the need to be non-confrontational Crisis State- 3 characteristics - Answer-1. The person's behaviors is at an intense emotional and irrational level and brought on in response to a critical incident. 2. The critical incident occurred with 24 to 48 hours of the change in behavior. 3. The person perceives the situation as overwhelming and a threat to his/her psychological and/or physical well-being Stalking Protection Orders - Stalking or Sexually Oriented Offense Protection Order (SSOOPO) - Answer-Protects the victim of stalking and sexually oriented offenses from a non-family or non-household member Civil Protection Order (CPO) - Answer-Can be in effect up to five years and it can include other provisions (e.g., child support, custody) Temporary Protection Order - Answer-Order from the court that is available after a family or household member is charged with a violent or sexually oriented offense IT IS IN EFFECT FOR THE LENGTH OF THE CASE