TCI TRAINING CORNELL EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Predisposing risk factors - ANSWERS-Obesity
Under the influence of drugs
Prolonged violent physical agitation
Underlying natural disease (heart, asthma, sickle cell, high blood pressure,
diabetes)
Hot humid environment
Individual taking certain types of meds
Warning signs of asphyxia - ANSWERS-Due to neck compression
Goes limp and stops breathing spontaneously
Due to respiratory interference
States he/she can't breathe
Respiration is labored, rapid or abnormal
Makes grunting noises
Vomiting or turning dusky purple, especially in face
, goes limp, stops breathing
Recommendations to reduce risk of injury or death - ANSWERS-Never place
weight on chest or back
Never put pressure on the neck
Never place hand in position causing neck to be compressed
Never allow the young person to stay in the prone position once he or she is
no longer a safety risk, replace to seated
Never place a young person's arms behind his head or back when in a prone
position
Never bend a child forward in the small child or seated restraint
Never place over or near child's face UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Never ignore any of the signs of pending asphyxia
Never fail to take immediate action if there is a need for emergency medical
treatment
Never restrain a child in the prone position on a mattress or surface that can
conform to the contours of face
Never use on a child under the age of five
FOUR questions to ask ourselves in a crisis situation - ANSWERS-What am I
feeling now?
What does this young person feel
need
want
How is the environment affecting the young person?
How do I respond?
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Predisposing risk factors - ANSWERS-Obesity
Under the influence of drugs
Prolonged violent physical agitation
Underlying natural disease (heart, asthma, sickle cell, high blood pressure,
diabetes)
Hot humid environment
Individual taking certain types of meds
Warning signs of asphyxia - ANSWERS-Due to neck compression
Goes limp and stops breathing spontaneously
Due to respiratory interference
States he/she can't breathe
Respiration is labored, rapid or abnormal
Makes grunting noises
Vomiting or turning dusky purple, especially in face
, goes limp, stops breathing
Recommendations to reduce risk of injury or death - ANSWERS-Never place
weight on chest or back
Never put pressure on the neck
Never place hand in position causing neck to be compressed
Never allow the young person to stay in the prone position once he or she is
no longer a safety risk, replace to seated
Never place a young person's arms behind his head or back when in a prone
position
Never bend a child forward in the small child or seated restraint
Never place over or near child's face UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Never ignore any of the signs of pending asphyxia
Never fail to take immediate action if there is a need for emergency medical
treatment
Never restrain a child in the prone position on a mattress or surface that can
conform to the contours of face
Never use on a child under the age of five
FOUR questions to ask ourselves in a crisis situation - ANSWERS-What am I
feeling now?
What does this young person feel
need
want
How is the environment affecting the young person?
How do I respond?
