Florida BRT Corrections - SOCE Review
33 - ANS-Department of Corrections
64E-11 - ANS-Department of Health; food hygiene
a DR should include - ANS-• statements from any known witnesses or participants
• a description of physical evidence and its disposition
a juvenile is direct filed - ANS-when the juvenile is charged as an adult and the case is
transferred out of the juvenile division
a transport plan should include - ANS-a primary and secondary route
ACA - ANS-American Correctional Association
accessory rail (semiautomatic pistol) - ANS-provides space for lighting and sighting devices
accidental release measures (SDS) - ANS-lists emergency procedures, protective equipment;
proper methods of containment and clean up
active listening - ANS-requires giving full attention to what is being said and taking time to
understand the message without interrupting
active resistance - ANS-a subject's use of physically evasive movements directed toward the
officer such as bracing, tensing, pushing, or pulling to prevent the officer from establishing
control over the subject
activities that may need to be documented - ANS-• identifying inmates, staff, and visitors
• searches (person-inmate, staff, visitor; cell; vehicle; and area)
• inmate counts (work groups and their locations)
• inmate movement
• all safety and security checks and breaches
• all crimes committed and disciplinary actions taken
• inmate visitation
• inmate counseling
• conversation and disposal of contraband
•inventory of equipment and supplies issued to, and received from, and mates
• inventory of officer's equipment (flashlights, fire extinguisher, etc.)
• all investigations
• all emergencies, incidents and unusual occurrences
acts done in good faith - ANS-officers must be faithful to their duty and honestly intend to avoid
taking undue advantage of others; are without malice, ill will, or the intent to unjustly harm
anyone
ADA - ANS-provides guideline for housing and monitoring disabled inmates
administrative conifnement - ANS-the temporary removal of an inmate from the general
population to provide for safety and security until a more permanent inmate management
process is in place
aggressive resistance - ANS-a subject's hostile, attacking movements toward an officer that
may cause injury but are not likely to cause death or great bodily harm to the officer or others
airborne infection - ANS-any infection spread from person to person through the air
,amendments of particular importance to correctional officers - ANS-first, fourth, fifth, sixth, and
eighth
an employee of the department is authorized to apply physical force upon an inmate only when
and to the extent that it reasonably appears necessary: - ANS-• to defend him or herself or
another against such other imminent [likely to occur] use of unlawful force
• to prevent a person from escaping
• to prevent damage to property
• to quell [suppress] a disturbance
• to overcome physical resistance to a lawful command
• to administer medical treatment only by or under the supervision of a physician or his or her
designee
an inmate can be placed in administrative confinement for - ANS-an investigation, evaluation for
change of status. or transfer is pending
anaphylactic shock - ANS-also known as anaphylaxis, results from insect bites or stings,
medications, pollen, foods, chemicals, or any substance that triggers an allergic reaction
arrest papers - ANS-paperwork filed by the arresting officer that results in the person being
arrested and taken to a county detention facility for admission
asthma - ANS-results from the narrowing of airway passages, which causes breathing
difficulties; sign and symptoms include breathing difficulty while exhaling, rapid breathing,
cyanosis, and a wheezing or whistling sound
at a minimum, a report should answer - ANS-who, what, where, when, how, and why, and state
what follow-up action was taken
automated - ANS-• AVR hand scanner
• automated barcode scanner
Baker Act - ANS-provides for emergency services and temporary detention for evaluation and
voluntary or involuntary short-term community inpatient treatment, if necessary
balance displacement - ANS-a controlling technique used to break the subject's balance through
the use of leverage principles
ballooning - ANS-refers to contraband placed in a sealed balloon and concealed in a body
cavity or swallowed for later expulsion
banger - ANS-gang member
barriers that may result in miscommunication - ANS-• use of profane, derogatory, or
disrespectful language
• stereotyping
• use of derogatory hand gestures or body movements
• stress and fatigue on the part of either person or group
• inability to communicate in the same language
• lack of cultural understanding
• failure to actively listen
• use of jargon
• tone of voice
• negative attitude
• environmental distractions such as background noise
, basic elements necessary to convict a person of a crime - ANS-• proof that a crime has been
committed
• proof the person being charged committed the crime
basic steps for using a portable fire extinguisher - ANS-1. Pull the pin.
2. Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire from a distance, usually about 10 feet.
3. Squeeze the handle.
4. Sweep the base of the flame (from side to side and front to back).
basic steps to prepare a report - ANS-• gather information
• record facts
• organize facts
• write the report
• evaluate the report
be respectful - ANS-when communicating with inmates with mental illness and the general
population
before escorting an inmate - ANS-conduct a frisk or pat search
before submitting a report, make sure it is accurate by - ANS-• contains only what happened
based solely on information, statements, and physical evidence collected
• verifying that all facts and names are recorded and spelled correctly and that numbers written
in the report mach those in the notes
before submitting a report, make sure it is complete by - ANS-• checking all pertinent
information has been included; all the facts, whether favorable or unfavorable to any of the
people involved, should be part of the report
• answering the basic questions of who, what, where, why, and how, and making sure the action
taken is fully recorded
behavioral signs of deception - ANS-nervous movements, voice inflections, avoidance of eye
contact, rehearsed answers, inconsistent responses, over-eagerness to help and repeated
insistence that simple questions are not understood
behaviors of substance abuse - ANS-• failure to fulfill major role obligations at work, school, or
home
• persistent or repeated social or interpersonal problems caused by the effects of the substance,
such as domestic violence
behind the wall - ANS-in prison
blood vessels - ANS-a system of tubes through which blood flows
• arteries carry blood away from the heart to the rest of the body
• veins carry blood back to the heart
• capillaries connect arteries to veins
body cavity search - ANS-conducted by appropriate health services staff members in
accordance with agency policies
Body Substance Isolation (BSI) - ANS-the standard requires using a form of infection control
with all patients
bolt (shotgun) - ANS-cylindrical steel part containing the firing pin and extractor, which closes
the breech end of the barrel for firing
breath control - ANS-important in the aiming process; breathing while trying to aim causes the
handgun to move vertically along with the rise and fall of one's chest
33 - ANS-Department of Corrections
64E-11 - ANS-Department of Health; food hygiene
a DR should include - ANS-• statements from any known witnesses or participants
• a description of physical evidence and its disposition
a juvenile is direct filed - ANS-when the juvenile is charged as an adult and the case is
transferred out of the juvenile division
a transport plan should include - ANS-a primary and secondary route
ACA - ANS-American Correctional Association
accessory rail (semiautomatic pistol) - ANS-provides space for lighting and sighting devices
accidental release measures (SDS) - ANS-lists emergency procedures, protective equipment;
proper methods of containment and clean up
active listening - ANS-requires giving full attention to what is being said and taking time to
understand the message without interrupting
active resistance - ANS-a subject's use of physically evasive movements directed toward the
officer such as bracing, tensing, pushing, or pulling to prevent the officer from establishing
control over the subject
activities that may need to be documented - ANS-• identifying inmates, staff, and visitors
• searches (person-inmate, staff, visitor; cell; vehicle; and area)
• inmate counts (work groups and their locations)
• inmate movement
• all safety and security checks and breaches
• all crimes committed and disciplinary actions taken
• inmate visitation
• inmate counseling
• conversation and disposal of contraband
•inventory of equipment and supplies issued to, and received from, and mates
• inventory of officer's equipment (flashlights, fire extinguisher, etc.)
• all investigations
• all emergencies, incidents and unusual occurrences
acts done in good faith - ANS-officers must be faithful to their duty and honestly intend to avoid
taking undue advantage of others; are without malice, ill will, or the intent to unjustly harm
anyone
ADA - ANS-provides guideline for housing and monitoring disabled inmates
administrative conifnement - ANS-the temporary removal of an inmate from the general
population to provide for safety and security until a more permanent inmate management
process is in place
aggressive resistance - ANS-a subject's hostile, attacking movements toward an officer that
may cause injury but are not likely to cause death or great bodily harm to the officer or others
airborne infection - ANS-any infection spread from person to person through the air
,amendments of particular importance to correctional officers - ANS-first, fourth, fifth, sixth, and
eighth
an employee of the department is authorized to apply physical force upon an inmate only when
and to the extent that it reasonably appears necessary: - ANS-• to defend him or herself or
another against such other imminent [likely to occur] use of unlawful force
• to prevent a person from escaping
• to prevent damage to property
• to quell [suppress] a disturbance
• to overcome physical resistance to a lawful command
• to administer medical treatment only by or under the supervision of a physician or his or her
designee
an inmate can be placed in administrative confinement for - ANS-an investigation, evaluation for
change of status. or transfer is pending
anaphylactic shock - ANS-also known as anaphylaxis, results from insect bites or stings,
medications, pollen, foods, chemicals, or any substance that triggers an allergic reaction
arrest papers - ANS-paperwork filed by the arresting officer that results in the person being
arrested and taken to a county detention facility for admission
asthma - ANS-results from the narrowing of airway passages, which causes breathing
difficulties; sign and symptoms include breathing difficulty while exhaling, rapid breathing,
cyanosis, and a wheezing or whistling sound
at a minimum, a report should answer - ANS-who, what, where, when, how, and why, and state
what follow-up action was taken
automated - ANS-• AVR hand scanner
• automated barcode scanner
Baker Act - ANS-provides for emergency services and temporary detention for evaluation and
voluntary or involuntary short-term community inpatient treatment, if necessary
balance displacement - ANS-a controlling technique used to break the subject's balance through
the use of leverage principles
ballooning - ANS-refers to contraband placed in a sealed balloon and concealed in a body
cavity or swallowed for later expulsion
banger - ANS-gang member
barriers that may result in miscommunication - ANS-• use of profane, derogatory, or
disrespectful language
• stereotyping
• use of derogatory hand gestures or body movements
• stress and fatigue on the part of either person or group
• inability to communicate in the same language
• lack of cultural understanding
• failure to actively listen
• use of jargon
• tone of voice
• negative attitude
• environmental distractions such as background noise
, basic elements necessary to convict a person of a crime - ANS-• proof that a crime has been
committed
• proof the person being charged committed the crime
basic steps for using a portable fire extinguisher - ANS-1. Pull the pin.
2. Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire from a distance, usually about 10 feet.
3. Squeeze the handle.
4. Sweep the base of the flame (from side to side and front to back).
basic steps to prepare a report - ANS-• gather information
• record facts
• organize facts
• write the report
• evaluate the report
be respectful - ANS-when communicating with inmates with mental illness and the general
population
before escorting an inmate - ANS-conduct a frisk or pat search
before submitting a report, make sure it is accurate by - ANS-• contains only what happened
based solely on information, statements, and physical evidence collected
• verifying that all facts and names are recorded and spelled correctly and that numbers written
in the report mach those in the notes
before submitting a report, make sure it is complete by - ANS-• checking all pertinent
information has been included; all the facts, whether favorable or unfavorable to any of the
people involved, should be part of the report
• answering the basic questions of who, what, where, why, and how, and making sure the action
taken is fully recorded
behavioral signs of deception - ANS-nervous movements, voice inflections, avoidance of eye
contact, rehearsed answers, inconsistent responses, over-eagerness to help and repeated
insistence that simple questions are not understood
behaviors of substance abuse - ANS-• failure to fulfill major role obligations at work, school, or
home
• persistent or repeated social or interpersonal problems caused by the effects of the substance,
such as domestic violence
behind the wall - ANS-in prison
blood vessels - ANS-a system of tubes through which blood flows
• arteries carry blood away from the heart to the rest of the body
• veins carry blood back to the heart
• capillaries connect arteries to veins
body cavity search - ANS-conducted by appropriate health services staff members in
accordance with agency policies
Body Substance Isolation (BSI) - ANS-the standard requires using a form of infection control
with all patients
bolt (shotgun) - ANS-cylindrical steel part containing the firing pin and extractor, which closes
the breech end of the barrel for firing
breath control - ANS-important in the aiming process; breathing while trying to aim causes the
handgun to move vertically along with the rise and fall of one's chest
