WA State DOC - CORE
A non-emergent use of force means there is time to notify the shift commander and
the threat is not imminent to life or serious bodily injury? True or false - ANS-True
\Can an inmate refuse water after being sprayed with OC - ANS-Yes
\Can you withhold a persons mail in prison - ANS-No
\CPA - ANS-Community parenting alternative
\Define stage one of a recovery. - ANS-Short term which last hours to a day. To
secure the facility. Health and safety of employees and offenders. Communicate
debrief and reports
\Define stage three of recovery. - ANS-Long term weeks to years. Redefined
missions. Physical plant and staffing. Staff training. Criminal cases.
\Define stage two of recovery - ANS-It's a medium term which is days to weeks.
Outside investigators. Post trauma. Repairs. Recognition.
\Does a use of force form need to be filled out if OC is sprayed - ANS-Yes
\DOSA - ANS-Drug offenders sentence in alternative
\FOSA - ANS-Family offender sentencing alternative
\How does DOC define emergent - ANS-An amount of force reasonably necessary
without prior approval
\How does DOC define non-emergent? - ANS-Available time to notify the shift
commander for approval of force
\How many people should do a search of a cell or grounds at a time - ANS-Always
have two people
\Number of field offices in Washington state - ANS-86
\Number of headquarters in Washington state - ANS-1
\Number of institutions in Washington state - ANS-12
\Number of work release facilities in Washington state - ANS-16
\Prisons are interested in controlling contraband for what reason? - ANS-Contraband
could be used in an escape attempt
\SSOSA - ANS-Special sex offender sentencing alternative
\Steps to CPR - ANS-Assessment. Breathing. Compressions. Recovery position.
\The first step in controlling contraband is for each correctional worker to know what
it is and what is not contraband? True or false - ANS-True
\The primary method for controlling contraband in a correctional facility is -
ANS-Frequent and systematic searches
\The use of force as Punishment, personal bills, harassment or coercion is
authorized in the following situations - ANS-It is not authorized and will not be
tolerated
\What are approved reasons for deadly force? - ANS-To prevent substantial risk of
death or serious bodily injury. To prevent escape of a level three, four or five
offender. To resolve a riot if you offenders our arms with deadly weapons
\What are examples of an emergent incident? - ANS-Medical. Suicide.
, \What are examples of emergent force? - ANS-Self-defense, defense of another,
maintenance of security, prevention of a crime. Prevention of a suicide/self harm
\What are examples of external events incidents? - ANS-Fire. Utility failure.
Communication failure. Hazardous material.
\What are examples security mindset? - ANS-Vigilant, be a hard target, know your
surroundings, know where the exits are, know where your tools are, know your
schedule, know who you're talking with, don't be complacent, watch out for burn out,
look for unusual behavior,
\What are facts that you need to remember when writing a report - ANS-Objective
movement names the who what where when and why
\What are my options for deadly resistance? - ANS-Verbal tactics, deadly force, it's
on like donkey Kong
\What are options for passive resistance? - ANS-Verbal tactics. Control tactics (OC)
\What are some of the mental effects after being sprayed with OC - ANS-Panic. Loss
of self safety. Anxiety
\What are some of the side effects after being sprayed with OC - ANS-Blurred vision.
Runny nose. Inflammation of the skin. A burning hurt sensation.
\What are the after effects of a hostage situation? - ANS-Emotional effect. Critical
incident review. Critical incident stress and debriefing
\What are the different types of incidents that can happen in a prison? - ANS-Fender
initiated. Internal events. External events. Emergent events.
\What are the eight goals this department in resolving emergencies? - ANS-Safety of
responders. Safety of the general public. Safety and welfare of hostages. Prevention
of injury or loss of life to employees. The welfare of individuals in custody or under
DOC supervision. Protection of state property. Restoration of order in control.
Identification, arrest, and legal prosecution of suspects/participants
\What are the faces of an emergency response? - ANS-Detector notify. Isolate and
contain. Evaluate and plan. Resolve. Demobilize and post incident recovery
\What are the five areas of control? - ANS-Cognitive thought. Memory. Pattern of
behavior. Emotions. Paradigms
\What are the five C's when writing a report - ANS-Complete. Clear. Concise.
Correct. Chronological.
\What are the five types of resistance? - ANS-No resistance. Passive resistance.
Active resistance. Aggressive resistance. Deadly resistance.
\What are the four phases of formal manipulation? - ANS-Observation and selection.
Testing. The hook. The Sting
\What are the four steps to tackle when addressing an offender that seems upset -
ANS-Detected. Notify the offender and identify what you saw. Give me two options.
Ask for them to come back once they have a dress their decision.
\What are the options for no resistance? - ANS-The present and verbal tactics
\What are the primary dimensions of diversity? - ANS-age, ethnicity, gender, physical
abilities/qualities, race and sexual orientation.
\What are the prison security levels? - ANS-Max, closed , medium, minimum, camp,
and work release
A non-emergent use of force means there is time to notify the shift commander and
the threat is not imminent to life or serious bodily injury? True or false - ANS-True
\Can an inmate refuse water after being sprayed with OC - ANS-Yes
\Can you withhold a persons mail in prison - ANS-No
\CPA - ANS-Community parenting alternative
\Define stage one of a recovery. - ANS-Short term which last hours to a day. To
secure the facility. Health and safety of employees and offenders. Communicate
debrief and reports
\Define stage three of recovery. - ANS-Long term weeks to years. Redefined
missions. Physical plant and staffing. Staff training. Criminal cases.
\Define stage two of recovery - ANS-It's a medium term which is days to weeks.
Outside investigators. Post trauma. Repairs. Recognition.
\Does a use of force form need to be filled out if OC is sprayed - ANS-Yes
\DOSA - ANS-Drug offenders sentence in alternative
\FOSA - ANS-Family offender sentencing alternative
\How does DOC define emergent - ANS-An amount of force reasonably necessary
without prior approval
\How does DOC define non-emergent? - ANS-Available time to notify the shift
commander for approval of force
\How many people should do a search of a cell or grounds at a time - ANS-Always
have two people
\Number of field offices in Washington state - ANS-86
\Number of headquarters in Washington state - ANS-1
\Number of institutions in Washington state - ANS-12
\Number of work release facilities in Washington state - ANS-16
\Prisons are interested in controlling contraband for what reason? - ANS-Contraband
could be used in an escape attempt
\SSOSA - ANS-Special sex offender sentencing alternative
\Steps to CPR - ANS-Assessment. Breathing. Compressions. Recovery position.
\The first step in controlling contraband is for each correctional worker to know what
it is and what is not contraband? True or false - ANS-True
\The primary method for controlling contraband in a correctional facility is -
ANS-Frequent and systematic searches
\The use of force as Punishment, personal bills, harassment or coercion is
authorized in the following situations - ANS-It is not authorized and will not be
tolerated
\What are approved reasons for deadly force? - ANS-To prevent substantial risk of
death or serious bodily injury. To prevent escape of a level three, four or five
offender. To resolve a riot if you offenders our arms with deadly weapons
\What are examples of an emergent incident? - ANS-Medical. Suicide.
, \What are examples of emergent force? - ANS-Self-defense, defense of another,
maintenance of security, prevention of a crime. Prevention of a suicide/self harm
\What are examples of external events incidents? - ANS-Fire. Utility failure.
Communication failure. Hazardous material.
\What are examples security mindset? - ANS-Vigilant, be a hard target, know your
surroundings, know where the exits are, know where your tools are, know your
schedule, know who you're talking with, don't be complacent, watch out for burn out,
look for unusual behavior,
\What are facts that you need to remember when writing a report - ANS-Objective
movement names the who what where when and why
\What are my options for deadly resistance? - ANS-Verbal tactics, deadly force, it's
on like donkey Kong
\What are options for passive resistance? - ANS-Verbal tactics. Control tactics (OC)
\What are some of the mental effects after being sprayed with OC - ANS-Panic. Loss
of self safety. Anxiety
\What are some of the side effects after being sprayed with OC - ANS-Blurred vision.
Runny nose. Inflammation of the skin. A burning hurt sensation.
\What are the after effects of a hostage situation? - ANS-Emotional effect. Critical
incident review. Critical incident stress and debriefing
\What are the different types of incidents that can happen in a prison? - ANS-Fender
initiated. Internal events. External events. Emergent events.
\What are the eight goals this department in resolving emergencies? - ANS-Safety of
responders. Safety of the general public. Safety and welfare of hostages. Prevention
of injury or loss of life to employees. The welfare of individuals in custody or under
DOC supervision. Protection of state property. Restoration of order in control.
Identification, arrest, and legal prosecution of suspects/participants
\What are the faces of an emergency response? - ANS-Detector notify. Isolate and
contain. Evaluate and plan. Resolve. Demobilize and post incident recovery
\What are the five areas of control? - ANS-Cognitive thought. Memory. Pattern of
behavior. Emotions. Paradigms
\What are the five C's when writing a report - ANS-Complete. Clear. Concise.
Correct. Chronological.
\What are the five types of resistance? - ANS-No resistance. Passive resistance.
Active resistance. Aggressive resistance. Deadly resistance.
\What are the four phases of formal manipulation? - ANS-Observation and selection.
Testing. The hook. The Sting
\What are the four steps to tackle when addressing an offender that seems upset -
ANS-Detected. Notify the offender and identify what you saw. Give me two options.
Ask for them to come back once they have a dress their decision.
\What are the options for no resistance? - ANS-The present and verbal tactics
\What are the primary dimensions of diversity? - ANS-age, ethnicity, gender, physical
abilities/qualities, race and sexual orientation.
\What are the prison security levels? - ANS-Max, closed , medium, minimum, camp,
and work release
