CCHP General Exam Questions And Verified Answers
2024-2025
How often is RHA onsite? - Answer Weekly
How often do health staff meetings occur? - Answer At least monthly
How often are policies and procedures reviewed? - Answer Annually
How often are statistical reports made? - Answer At least monthly
How often does CQI meet? - Answer Quarterly
How many mass disaster drills should occur over a three year period so that each shift
has participated? - Answer Annually
How often must man down drills be conducted? - Answer Once a year on each shift
Estelle v Gamble 1976 - Answer Deliberate barriers to inmate access to health services
Examples of deliberate barriers - Answer Holding sick call at 2am, being understaffed or
poorly organized in such a way as to cause untimely care, assessing excessive fees, or
assessing fees for treatments due to sexual abuse
RHA - Answer Responsible Health Authority
When are initial assessments (physicals) to occur? - Answer Prisons--> within 7 days
, Jails-->within 14 days if full population assessments are done
Juveniles - Answer Need greater opportunity to work large muscles, more food, more
rec
How long should health records be retained? - Answer According to the legal
requirement of the jurisdiction the facility is in
Final clinical judgment - Answer Single, designated licensed responsible physician
RHA when there is a separate organizational structure for MH services - Response
Named MH clinician
Health Administrator - Response One by reason of education, experience or
certification is competent to accept responsibility for providing all levels of health care
and ensuring quality and accessible health services for inmates
Qualified health care professionals-Answer Physicians, PAs, nurses, NPs, dentists,
MHPs, and others who are allowed by law to assess and treat patients
Health care liaison-Answer Correction officer or other non-health care licensed
individual who is trained/instructed by the responsible physician in very limited aspects
of health care coordination and coordinates services on days when no qualified health
care professionals are available for 24 hours
Examples of interference with medical autonomy - Answer Cancellation of scheduled
community consultants' appointments, discontinuance of necessary medical diets
without QHP approval
Policy - Answer Official position on a particular issue related to operations
2024-2025
How often is RHA onsite? - Answer Weekly
How often do health staff meetings occur? - Answer At least monthly
How often are policies and procedures reviewed? - Answer Annually
How often are statistical reports made? - Answer At least monthly
How often does CQI meet? - Answer Quarterly
How many mass disaster drills should occur over a three year period so that each shift
has participated? - Answer Annually
How often must man down drills be conducted? - Answer Once a year on each shift
Estelle v Gamble 1976 - Answer Deliberate barriers to inmate access to health services
Examples of deliberate barriers - Answer Holding sick call at 2am, being understaffed or
poorly organized in such a way as to cause untimely care, assessing excessive fees, or
assessing fees for treatments due to sexual abuse
RHA - Answer Responsible Health Authority
When are initial assessments (physicals) to occur? - Answer Prisons--> within 7 days
, Jails-->within 14 days if full population assessments are done
Juveniles - Answer Need greater opportunity to work large muscles, more food, more
rec
How long should health records be retained? - Answer According to the legal
requirement of the jurisdiction the facility is in
Final clinical judgment - Answer Single, designated licensed responsible physician
RHA when there is a separate organizational structure for MH services - Response
Named MH clinician
Health Administrator - Response One by reason of education, experience or
certification is competent to accept responsibility for providing all levels of health care
and ensuring quality and accessible health services for inmates
Qualified health care professionals-Answer Physicians, PAs, nurses, NPs, dentists,
MHPs, and others who are allowed by law to assess and treat patients
Health care liaison-Answer Correction officer or other non-health care licensed
individual who is trained/instructed by the responsible physician in very limited aspects
of health care coordination and coordinates services on days when no qualified health
care professionals are available for 24 hours
Examples of interference with medical autonomy - Answer Cancellation of scheduled
community consultants' appointments, discontinuance of necessary medical diets
without QHP approval
Policy - Answer Official position on a particular issue related to operations
