1. In terms of care, clinical encounters should be conducted: In private
2. Who approves health record contents: RHA
3. If health records are being stored separately between disciplines, what is the
minimum data that needs to be included and accessible to all health staff: -Current
problems
-Allergies
-Medications
4. Health records should be stored where?: Separate from correctional records and in secure
conditions
5. A health record is initiated: when someone receives any type of health screening
6. A clinical mortality review needs to be conducted within what time frame: 30
days
7. A psychological autopsy is preformed on all deaths by suicide, in what time
frame?: 30 days
8. What is a clinical mortality review: Assessment of the clinical care provided and the circumstances
leading up to a death
9. What is an administrative review: Assessment of correctional and emergency response actions
surrounding an inmates death
10. Who conducts a psychological autopsy: Psychologist or other qualified mental health profes-
sional
11. All deaths are reviewed to determine, what...: 1. Appropriateness of clinical care - did we do
what we could?
2. Determine need for changes to policies, procedures and practices- does something need to be changed
3. Identify issues - are there trends, what went wrong
,12. What is a psychological autopsy: A written reconstruction of an individual's life with an emphasis
on FACTORS that led up to and may have contributed to death
13. If an inmate dies and they are off-site, is a death review completed: Yes- they are
still inmates and the facility is still responsible for them
14. What is a grievance?: The patients right to disagree or question healthcare system
, 15. Grievances should be reviewed how frequently: At least annually or sooner if a trend is
noted
16. RDN stands for: Registered dietitian nutritionist
17. Who reviews the regular diet for nutritional adequacy: RDN or Licensed qualified
nutrition professional
18. How often is the regular diet reviewed: At least annually
19. The exposure plan is reviewed and updated: Annually
20. If respiratory isolation is needed inmates are housed where: A functional negative
pressure room
21. And environmental inspection is conducted how frequently: Monthly
22. What is an example of a clinical prevention: Flu shot, covid and or periodic screening
23. What is medical surveillance: The prevention-oriented public health assessment and analysis of
health information
24. What does a medical surveillance do: Helps identify and eliminate health hazards
25. Medical screening is what type of program: A medical surveillance program focused on
identifying ettects of exposure
26. What is acutely suicidal: Someone is actively engaged in self-injurious behavior or threatening behavior
27. Define being non-acutely suicidal: When someone expresses the wish or desire of suicide, or
reports recent history of suicidal behaviors
28. High-risḱ periods for suicide are: 1. Upon admission
2. Following new legal problems
3. Admittance to segregation or single cell
4. Suttering a humiliation
5. After receipt of bad news
6. Pending release after a long period of incarceration
29. All staff attend suicide training how frequently: Annually
30. What is the monitoring procedure for non-acutely suicidal inmates: Irregular
intervals no more than 15 minutes
31. When do women have access to emergency contraception: At intaḱe, after sexual
2. Who approves health record contents: RHA
3. If health records are being stored separately between disciplines, what is the
minimum data that needs to be included and accessible to all health staff: -Current
problems
-Allergies
-Medications
4. Health records should be stored where?: Separate from correctional records and in secure
conditions
5. A health record is initiated: when someone receives any type of health screening
6. A clinical mortality review needs to be conducted within what time frame: 30
days
7. A psychological autopsy is preformed on all deaths by suicide, in what time
frame?: 30 days
8. What is a clinical mortality review: Assessment of the clinical care provided and the circumstances
leading up to a death
9. What is an administrative review: Assessment of correctional and emergency response actions
surrounding an inmates death
10. Who conducts a psychological autopsy: Psychologist or other qualified mental health profes-
sional
11. All deaths are reviewed to determine, what...: 1. Appropriateness of clinical care - did we do
what we could?
2. Determine need for changes to policies, procedures and practices- does something need to be changed
3. Identify issues - are there trends, what went wrong
,12. What is a psychological autopsy: A written reconstruction of an individual's life with an emphasis
on FACTORS that led up to and may have contributed to death
13. If an inmate dies and they are off-site, is a death review completed: Yes- they are
still inmates and the facility is still responsible for them
14. What is a grievance?: The patients right to disagree or question healthcare system
, 15. Grievances should be reviewed how frequently: At least annually or sooner if a trend is
noted
16. RDN stands for: Registered dietitian nutritionist
17. Who reviews the regular diet for nutritional adequacy: RDN or Licensed qualified
nutrition professional
18. How often is the regular diet reviewed: At least annually
19. The exposure plan is reviewed and updated: Annually
20. If respiratory isolation is needed inmates are housed where: A functional negative
pressure room
21. And environmental inspection is conducted how frequently: Monthly
22. What is an example of a clinical prevention: Flu shot, covid and or periodic screening
23. What is medical surveillance: The prevention-oriented public health assessment and analysis of
health information
24. What does a medical surveillance do: Helps identify and eliminate health hazards
25. Medical screening is what type of program: A medical surveillance program focused on
identifying ettects of exposure
26. What is acutely suicidal: Someone is actively engaged in self-injurious behavior or threatening behavior
27. Define being non-acutely suicidal: When someone expresses the wish or desire of suicide, or
reports recent history of suicidal behaviors
28. High-risḱ periods for suicide are: 1. Upon admission
2. Following new legal problems
3. Admittance to segregation or single cell
4. Suttering a humiliation
5. After receipt of bad news
6. Pending release after a long period of incarceration
29. All staff attend suicide training how frequently: Annually
30. What is the monitoring procedure for non-acutely suicidal inmates: Irregular
intervals no more than 15 minutes
31. When do women have access to emergency contraception: At intaḱe, after sexual
