TCOLE BASIC JAILER CORRECT FINALS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Delusion - ✔✔false beliefs not based on factual information
✔✔Hallucination - ✔✔distortions in the senses which cause the individual to experience
hearing/seeing something that is not there
✔✔HIV - ✔✔is the common abbreviation for Human Immunodeficiency Virus
✔✔AIDS - ✔✔is the common abbreviation for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
✔✔Tuberculosis - ✔✔commonly referred to as TB, is an infectious disease caused by a
bacterium called mycobacterium tuberculosis
✔✔Communicable Disease - ✔✔an illness that occurs through the transmission of an
infectious agent or its toxic products frk. resivior to a susceptible host, either directly, as
from an infected person or animal, or indirectly through an intermediate plant or animal
host, a vector, or the inanimate environment
✔✔Force - ✔✔an aggressive act committed by any person, which does. ot amount yo
an assault and is necessary to accomplish one's objective
✔✔Custody - ✔✔(a) under arrest by a peace officer or under restraint by a public
servant pursuant to an order of a court of this stage or another state of the United
States; or
(b) under restraint by an agent or employee of a facility that is operated by or under
contract with the United States and that confines persons arrested for, charges withx or
convicted of criminal offenses
✔✔Escape - ✔✔mean unauthorized departure from custody or failure to return to
custody following temporary leave for a specific purpose or limited period or leave that
,is part of an intermittent sentence, but does not include violation of conditions of
community supervision kr parole other than convictions that impose a period of
confinement in a secure correctional facility
✔✔Deadly Force - ✔✔means force that is intended or know by the actor to cause, or in
the manner of its use is capable of causing, death or serious bodily injury
✔✔Command Presence - ✔✔an officer's mere position of legal authority initiates
inamtes' cooperation
✔✔Uncooperative Inmate - ✔✔an inmate who refuses to come with any valid
commands given to him by an officer
✔✔Disruptive Group - ✔✔any group of inmates that pose a threat to the physical safety
of other inmates or staff by virtue of the group's nature and activities
✔✔Right - ✔✔a power, interest, or demand inherent in one person or established by
law for protection and benefit of a person
✔✔Privilege - ✔✔a particular benefit enjoyed by a person beyond the common
advantage of other citizens
✔✔Vicarious Liability - ✔✔indirect legal responsibility
✔✔Disturbance - ✔✔disruptive behavior, by one it more inmates. that causes disorder
✔✔Emergency - ✔✔an unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state
that calls for immediate action; an urgent need for assistance or relief
✔✔Chain of Custody - ✔✔is the process which records transactions of ecidendd from
person to person since its acquisition by a law enforcement agency
✔✔Commissioner Courts - ✔✔Who does the responsibility for providing county jails
rests with?
✔✔The Sheriff - ✔✔Who operates county jails in the State of Texas?
✔✔120 hours - ✔✔How many hours must instructors facilitate for a TCOLE Basic
Correction Officer course conduct?
✔✔Contracted Vendors - ✔✔Some jails in Texas are operated through who?
✔✔Linear/Podular Indirect/Podular Direct - ✔✔What are the three primary concepts of
jails?
, ✔✔Direct Supervision - ✔✔an inmate supervision management style in which jailer(s)
are stationed inside a housing unit 24/7
✔✔Common Area - ✔✔In popular design, cells form thr perimeter around what?
✔✔Linear - ✔✔What design consists of linear hallways bordered by cells typically joined
to a centralized administrative area?
✔✔Inactivity/Position/Status - ✔✔What are three reasons for inmate game-playing?
✔✔Effective Communication/Humane Treatment - ✔✔Staff/Inmate relations are
improved through what?
✔✔Improved Morale/Good Rapport/Improved Jail Climate/Fewer Disciplinary Infractions
- ✔✔What are four results/effects of improved staff-inmate relations?
✔✔Corrections Officer Code of Ethics - ✔✔Fundamental duty, safeguarding lives and
property, constitutional rights, an example to all, courageous calm, self-restraint,
honesty in thought and deed are major points of what?
✔✔Alternatives/Consequences/Tell Your Story - ✔✔When making ethical decisions,
what is the ACT method?
✔✔Government Official - ✔✔As what does a county corrections officer has official
powers that they must be careful to exercise with awareness of the possibilities for
problems?
✔✔Moral Duty - ✔✔Ethics is concerned with that study of what?
✔✔Michael Josephson - ✔✔Who is the modern expert in ethics studies and along with
others individuals established five ethics principles?
✔✔Quid Pro Quo - ✔✔What occurs when an employee is required to consent to
unwelcome sexual advances to obtain employment opportunities or benefits or when an
employee is denied opportunities or benefits because (s)he refused to consent to such
conduct?
✔✔Equal Employment Opprotunities Commission - ✔✔Who can investigate sexual
harassment allegations?
✔✔Hostile Work Enviornment - ✔✔occurs when an employer or other employee
subjects an employee to sexual innuendos, remarks, and/or physical acts so offensive
AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Delusion - ✔✔false beliefs not based on factual information
✔✔Hallucination - ✔✔distortions in the senses which cause the individual to experience
hearing/seeing something that is not there
✔✔HIV - ✔✔is the common abbreviation for Human Immunodeficiency Virus
✔✔AIDS - ✔✔is the common abbreviation for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
✔✔Tuberculosis - ✔✔commonly referred to as TB, is an infectious disease caused by a
bacterium called mycobacterium tuberculosis
✔✔Communicable Disease - ✔✔an illness that occurs through the transmission of an
infectious agent or its toxic products frk. resivior to a susceptible host, either directly, as
from an infected person or animal, or indirectly through an intermediate plant or animal
host, a vector, or the inanimate environment
✔✔Force - ✔✔an aggressive act committed by any person, which does. ot amount yo
an assault and is necessary to accomplish one's objective
✔✔Custody - ✔✔(a) under arrest by a peace officer or under restraint by a public
servant pursuant to an order of a court of this stage or another state of the United
States; or
(b) under restraint by an agent or employee of a facility that is operated by or under
contract with the United States and that confines persons arrested for, charges withx or
convicted of criminal offenses
✔✔Escape - ✔✔mean unauthorized departure from custody or failure to return to
custody following temporary leave for a specific purpose or limited period or leave that
,is part of an intermittent sentence, but does not include violation of conditions of
community supervision kr parole other than convictions that impose a period of
confinement in a secure correctional facility
✔✔Deadly Force - ✔✔means force that is intended or know by the actor to cause, or in
the manner of its use is capable of causing, death or serious bodily injury
✔✔Command Presence - ✔✔an officer's mere position of legal authority initiates
inamtes' cooperation
✔✔Uncooperative Inmate - ✔✔an inmate who refuses to come with any valid
commands given to him by an officer
✔✔Disruptive Group - ✔✔any group of inmates that pose a threat to the physical safety
of other inmates or staff by virtue of the group's nature and activities
✔✔Right - ✔✔a power, interest, or demand inherent in one person or established by
law for protection and benefit of a person
✔✔Privilege - ✔✔a particular benefit enjoyed by a person beyond the common
advantage of other citizens
✔✔Vicarious Liability - ✔✔indirect legal responsibility
✔✔Disturbance - ✔✔disruptive behavior, by one it more inmates. that causes disorder
✔✔Emergency - ✔✔an unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state
that calls for immediate action; an urgent need for assistance or relief
✔✔Chain of Custody - ✔✔is the process which records transactions of ecidendd from
person to person since its acquisition by a law enforcement agency
✔✔Commissioner Courts - ✔✔Who does the responsibility for providing county jails
rests with?
✔✔The Sheriff - ✔✔Who operates county jails in the State of Texas?
✔✔120 hours - ✔✔How many hours must instructors facilitate for a TCOLE Basic
Correction Officer course conduct?
✔✔Contracted Vendors - ✔✔Some jails in Texas are operated through who?
✔✔Linear/Podular Indirect/Podular Direct - ✔✔What are the three primary concepts of
jails?
, ✔✔Direct Supervision - ✔✔an inmate supervision management style in which jailer(s)
are stationed inside a housing unit 24/7
✔✔Common Area - ✔✔In popular design, cells form thr perimeter around what?
✔✔Linear - ✔✔What design consists of linear hallways bordered by cells typically joined
to a centralized administrative area?
✔✔Inactivity/Position/Status - ✔✔What are three reasons for inmate game-playing?
✔✔Effective Communication/Humane Treatment - ✔✔Staff/Inmate relations are
improved through what?
✔✔Improved Morale/Good Rapport/Improved Jail Climate/Fewer Disciplinary Infractions
- ✔✔What are four results/effects of improved staff-inmate relations?
✔✔Corrections Officer Code of Ethics - ✔✔Fundamental duty, safeguarding lives and
property, constitutional rights, an example to all, courageous calm, self-restraint,
honesty in thought and deed are major points of what?
✔✔Alternatives/Consequences/Tell Your Story - ✔✔When making ethical decisions,
what is the ACT method?
✔✔Government Official - ✔✔As what does a county corrections officer has official
powers that they must be careful to exercise with awareness of the possibilities for
problems?
✔✔Moral Duty - ✔✔Ethics is concerned with that study of what?
✔✔Michael Josephson - ✔✔Who is the modern expert in ethics studies and along with
others individuals established five ethics principles?
✔✔Quid Pro Quo - ✔✔What occurs when an employee is required to consent to
unwelcome sexual advances to obtain employment opportunities or benefits or when an
employee is denied opportunities or benefits because (s)he refused to consent to such
conduct?
✔✔Equal Employment Opprotunities Commission - ✔✔Who can investigate sexual
harassment allegations?
✔✔Hostile Work Enviornment - ✔✔occurs when an employer or other employee
subjects an employee to sexual innuendos, remarks, and/or physical acts so offensive
