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, You can always tell when a person has a disability by looking at them or talking to them.
True False - ANSWER FALSE
The technology for hearing aides has improved greatly. Today if someone has hearing
aids they can hear as well as most people do. True False - ANSWER FALSE
As long as a prisoner with mental health problems stays on his medications there will
not be any need for other accommodations. True False - ANSWER FALSE
Accommodations for prisoners with a visual disability can be helpful to persons without
visual limitations. True False - ANSWER TRUE
Wheelchair-bound, handicapped or blind person are appropriate terms to describe a
person with a disability. True False - ANSWER FALSE
Major Disturbance - ANSWER A disturbance of a riotous nature evidenced by a near or
total lack of control or containment of one or more prisoner groups.
General Disturbance - ANSWER A disturbance with the general intent of accomplishing
correction of some real or perceived grievance, or other objective such as an escape.
This category would also include passive resistance affecting institutional operations in
the form of sit-downs or prisoner work stoppage.
Minor Disturbance - ANSWER Small or contained disturbance involving a few prisoners
which would be handled by a response team or small squad (i.e. day room, weight pit,
etc.).
Squad - ANSWER Six to twelve trained custody officers with an assigned leader,
organized and equipped to function as a tactical unit.
Platoon - ANSWER Three or more squads (armed or unarmed), with an assigned
leader, organized and equipped to function as a tactical unit.
Emergency Response Team - ANSWER Three or more appropriately trained
employees selected to assume a special assignment and organized and equipped to
function as a tactical unit.