TCI PRACTICE TEST (Latest Update 2026 /
2027) QUESTIONS with Verified Answers
100 % Correct [Grade A]
What are 4 predisposed risk factors in which no restraint can be used? - correct
answer obesity
individuals under the influence of alcohol or drugs
prolonged violent physical agitation
underlying natural disease
- enlarged heart
- asthma
- sickle cell trait
- hbp
- diabetes
List 5 recommendations to reduce the risk of injury to death - correct answer never
place weight on a young person's chest or back
never put pressure on the young person's neck
,never place the head in a position that causes the neck to be compressed
never bend a child forward in the small child or seated restraint
never ignore any of the warning signs of pending asphyxia
never fail to take immediate action if there is a need for emergency medical treatment
never use restraint techniques on children under the age of 5
never place anything over or near the young person's face, mouth, or nose that can be
inhaled or conform to the contours of the face
What are the warning signs of asphyxia? - correct answer due to neck compression
- goes limp and ceases to breathe spontaneously
due to respiratory interference
- states he/she can't breathe
- respiration is labored, rapid, or abnormal
- may make grunting noises
- vomiting or turning a dusky purple color, especially of the face
, - goes limp and ceases to breathe
What must you monitor during restraints? - correct answer position of child and staff
(appropriate to restraint being applied)
skin color
respiration (no breathing problems)
level of consciousness (is responsive)
level of agitation (overexertion)
range of motion and/or swelling in extremities
What must you document about the use of physical restraints? - correct answer who,
what, when, where?
what were the antecedents?
what did staff do to de-escalate the situation?
2027) QUESTIONS with Verified Answers
100 % Correct [Grade A]
What are 4 predisposed risk factors in which no restraint can be used? - correct
answer obesity
individuals under the influence of alcohol or drugs
prolonged violent physical agitation
underlying natural disease
- enlarged heart
- asthma
- sickle cell trait
- hbp
- diabetes
List 5 recommendations to reduce the risk of injury to death - correct answer never
place weight on a young person's chest or back
never put pressure on the young person's neck
,never place the head in a position that causes the neck to be compressed
never bend a child forward in the small child or seated restraint
never ignore any of the warning signs of pending asphyxia
never fail to take immediate action if there is a need for emergency medical treatment
never use restraint techniques on children under the age of 5
never place anything over or near the young person's face, mouth, or nose that can be
inhaled or conform to the contours of the face
What are the warning signs of asphyxia? - correct answer due to neck compression
- goes limp and ceases to breathe spontaneously
due to respiratory interference
- states he/she can't breathe
- respiration is labored, rapid, or abnormal
- may make grunting noises
- vomiting or turning a dusky purple color, especially of the face
, - goes limp and ceases to breathe
What must you monitor during restraints? - correct answer position of child and staff
(appropriate to restraint being applied)
skin color
respiration (no breathing problems)
level of consciousness (is responsive)
level of agitation (overexertion)
range of motion and/or swelling in extremities
What must you document about the use of physical restraints? - correct answer who,
what, when, where?
what were the antecedents?
what did staff do to de-escalate the situation?
