FDLE State Review
F.A.C. stand for.
A: Florida Administrative Code
B: Florida Administrative Conduct
C: Florida Asylum Control
D: Florida Annuity Continuum - answerA
The __________ method of triage assesses a large number of victims rapidly, and
personnel with limited medical training can use it effectively.
A: DOTS
B: SAMPLE
C: START
D: AVPU - answerC
Which F.S. refers to unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior.
A: 838.016
B: 837.012
C: 837.05
D: 839.26 - answerA
When an individual does not accept or deny responsibility for the charges but agrees to
accept punishment
A: habius corpus
B: prima faecia
C: nolo contendere
D: none of the above - answerC
___________ are principles, standards, or qualities considered worthwhile or desirable.
A: ethic
B: values
C: morales
D: virtues - answerB
_____________ are not members but are tolerated to some degree. They participate on
a limited basis in the gang's social and criminal activities.
,A: Prospects
B: Member
C: Associate
D: Wannabe - answerC
An individuals convictions about what is right or wrong, based on religious beliefs,
cultural roots, family background, and personal experiences.
A: personal values
B: values
C: morales
D: virtues - answerA
Section ____________ F.S. provides a complete list of requirements and standards for
employment or appointment as a law enforcement officer in the State of Florida.
A: 943.09
B: 316.32
C: 810.02
D: 943.13 - answerD
The Baker Act applies to:
A: To adults only
B: Juveniles and adults
C: the elderly
D: disabled and vulnerable people - answerB
Per F.S. 112.532 if an officer is under investigation by his/her agency that could lead to
disciplinary action against him/her, the officer has certain protections provided to them
by the ______.
A: Law Enforcement code of ethics
B: United States Bill of Rights
C: United States Constitution
D: Law Enforcement Officer's Bill of Rights - answerD
Are rules of conduct derived from ethical value.
A: axioms
B: values
C: morales
D: Ethical Principles - answerD
__________ is a type of thought disorder. Is a chronic and severe mental disorder that
affects how a person thinks, feels and behaves.
, A: Major Depressive disorder
B: Mood disorder
C: Schizophrenia
D: Alzheimer's - answerC
Marks left by rear tires tend to be _________ in appearance with no dark outside edges.
A: offset
B: crooked
C: even
D: displacted - answerC
Includes treating all with courtesy, fairness, refusing to accept gratuities, preserving
evidence, giving true and impartial testimony, obeying laws, protecting the civil rights of
everyone and respecting confidential and privileged communication.
A: Ethical behavior in law enforcement
B: Treating everyone the same
C: Following the law
D: none of the above - answerA
____________ occurs during acceleration or braking and causes the transfer of a
vehicle's weight from the rear to the front.
A: pitch
B: yaw
C: Roll
D: Apex - answerA
This case addressed the issue of deadly force in police pursuits. The court held that
certain pursuit tactics may result in the claim of constitutional violation as a seizure by
deadly force.
A: Pinellas Park V Brown
B: Graham V Conner
C: Brower V Inyo County
D: Tennessee V Miranda - answerC
__________ is the force that is necessary to keep a vehicle moving in a curved path
and is directed inward toward the center of rotation.
A: Apexal
B: Centrifugal
C: Directed
D: Centripetal - answerD
F.A.C. stand for.
A: Florida Administrative Code
B: Florida Administrative Conduct
C: Florida Asylum Control
D: Florida Annuity Continuum - answerA
The __________ method of triage assesses a large number of victims rapidly, and
personnel with limited medical training can use it effectively.
A: DOTS
B: SAMPLE
C: START
D: AVPU - answerC
Which F.S. refers to unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior.
A: 838.016
B: 837.012
C: 837.05
D: 839.26 - answerA
When an individual does not accept or deny responsibility for the charges but agrees to
accept punishment
A: habius corpus
B: prima faecia
C: nolo contendere
D: none of the above - answerC
___________ are principles, standards, or qualities considered worthwhile or desirable.
A: ethic
B: values
C: morales
D: virtues - answerB
_____________ are not members but are tolerated to some degree. They participate on
a limited basis in the gang's social and criminal activities.
,A: Prospects
B: Member
C: Associate
D: Wannabe - answerC
An individuals convictions about what is right or wrong, based on religious beliefs,
cultural roots, family background, and personal experiences.
A: personal values
B: values
C: morales
D: virtues - answerA
Section ____________ F.S. provides a complete list of requirements and standards for
employment or appointment as a law enforcement officer in the State of Florida.
A: 943.09
B: 316.32
C: 810.02
D: 943.13 - answerD
The Baker Act applies to:
A: To adults only
B: Juveniles and adults
C: the elderly
D: disabled and vulnerable people - answerB
Per F.S. 112.532 if an officer is under investigation by his/her agency that could lead to
disciplinary action against him/her, the officer has certain protections provided to them
by the ______.
A: Law Enforcement code of ethics
B: United States Bill of Rights
C: United States Constitution
D: Law Enforcement Officer's Bill of Rights - answerD
Are rules of conduct derived from ethical value.
A: axioms
B: values
C: morales
D: Ethical Principles - answerD
__________ is a type of thought disorder. Is a chronic and severe mental disorder that
affects how a person thinks, feels and behaves.
, A: Major Depressive disorder
B: Mood disorder
C: Schizophrenia
D: Alzheimer's - answerC
Marks left by rear tires tend to be _________ in appearance with no dark outside edges.
A: offset
B: crooked
C: even
D: displacted - answerC
Includes treating all with courtesy, fairness, refusing to accept gratuities, preserving
evidence, giving true and impartial testimony, obeying laws, protecting the civil rights of
everyone and respecting confidential and privileged communication.
A: Ethical behavior in law enforcement
B: Treating everyone the same
C: Following the law
D: none of the above - answerA
____________ occurs during acceleration or braking and causes the transfer of a
vehicle's weight from the rear to the front.
A: pitch
B: yaw
C: Roll
D: Apex - answerA
This case addressed the issue of deadly force in police pursuits. The court held that
certain pursuit tactics may result in the claim of constitutional violation as a seizure by
deadly force.
A: Pinellas Park V Brown
B: Graham V Conner
C: Brower V Inyo County
D: Tennessee V Miranda - answerC
__________ is the force that is necessary to keep a vehicle moving in a curved path
and is directed inward toward the center of rotation.
A: Apexal
B: Centrifugal
C: Directed
D: Centripetal - answerD