CCHP GENERAL STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS
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GRADED A+ Latest Versions 2025
When can health care professionals father forensic evidence from a victim?
✓ With a sexual abuse victim's permission
What type of license is not in compliance with NCCHC credentialing standards?
✓ Restricted license that limits practice to correctional institutions
Amount of required continuing education for NCCHC re-certification for an indvidual
✓ 18 hours per year, 6 related to correctional health care
Licensing requirements for staff if an institution wishes to be accredited by NCCHC
✓ 12 hours per year of continuing ed, or a current license that meets basic requirements for that
state
Factors for the amount and type of qualified health care professionals in a facility
✓ Size of facility, types and scope of health services delivered, needs of the inmate population,
organizational structure
,Dispensing
Placing of one or more doses of a prescribed medication into containers that are correctly labeled to
indicate the name of the patient, the contents, and all other vital information
Who maintains documentation that onsite diagnostic services are certified and licensed?
RHA
Waiting times
Should not exceed average waiting times in the community
Communication with local hospitals or offsite specialty services
Written agreement outlining terms of care to be provided, summary from offsite providers should
include assessment/testing and treatment provided/diagnosis/findings/recommended treatment plan
Information about availability of and access to health care services communicated orally and in writing
To inmates on their arrival at the facility, within 24 hours regarding access of emergency and routine
medical, dental, MH, fees, and grievance process
Medical Clearance
Clinical assessment of physical and mental status before an individual is admitted into a facility
Sufficient escorting staff
, Provided by facility to ensure that patients can attend scheduled health care appointments
Discharge planning
Linkages between facility and community based organizations, discussions with the inmate regarding
the importance of aftercare, appointments and discharge medications, timely exchange of information
and medication
Health hazards of tobacco
Information should be available to inmates
Minimum frequency of contacts for outpatients receiving MH services
No less than every 90 days
Treatment for patients with substance use problems
Assessed and properly managed by a physician or other qualified health care professional
Emergency contraception
Will be made available, as well as continued contraception
Use of restraints for pregnant inmates
Potentially harmful to inmate and fetus, especially in 3rd trimester, labor, and delivery
AND DETAILED ANSWERS ALREADY TOP
GRADED A+ Latest Versions 2025
When can health care professionals father forensic evidence from a victim?
✓ With a sexual abuse victim's permission
What type of license is not in compliance with NCCHC credentialing standards?
✓ Restricted license that limits practice to correctional institutions
Amount of required continuing education for NCCHC re-certification for an indvidual
✓ 18 hours per year, 6 related to correctional health care
Licensing requirements for staff if an institution wishes to be accredited by NCCHC
✓ 12 hours per year of continuing ed, or a current license that meets basic requirements for that
state
Factors for the amount and type of qualified health care professionals in a facility
✓ Size of facility, types and scope of health services delivered, needs of the inmate population,
organizational structure
,Dispensing
Placing of one or more doses of a prescribed medication into containers that are correctly labeled to
indicate the name of the patient, the contents, and all other vital information
Who maintains documentation that onsite diagnostic services are certified and licensed?
RHA
Waiting times
Should not exceed average waiting times in the community
Communication with local hospitals or offsite specialty services
Written agreement outlining terms of care to be provided, summary from offsite providers should
include assessment/testing and treatment provided/diagnosis/findings/recommended treatment plan
Information about availability of and access to health care services communicated orally and in writing
To inmates on their arrival at the facility, within 24 hours regarding access of emergency and routine
medical, dental, MH, fees, and grievance process
Medical Clearance
Clinical assessment of physical and mental status before an individual is admitted into a facility
Sufficient escorting staff
, Provided by facility to ensure that patients can attend scheduled health care appointments
Discharge planning
Linkages between facility and community based organizations, discussions with the inmate regarding
the importance of aftercare, appointments and discharge medications, timely exchange of information
and medication
Health hazards of tobacco
Information should be available to inmates
Minimum frequency of contacts for outpatients receiving MH services
No less than every 90 days
Treatment for patients with substance use problems
Assessed and properly managed by a physician or other qualified health care professional
Emergency contraception
Will be made available, as well as continued contraception
Use of restraints for pregnant inmates
Potentially harmful to inmate and fetus, especially in 3rd trimester, labor, and delivery
