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SIA Door Supervisor training
(Module 4) Exam Questions and
Answers| Verified
A positive alternative to physical intervention is to...? Ans: Use the
knowledge from the conflict management training
The benefit of having dynamic risk assessments for using physical
intervention is it...? Ans: Allow operatives see the resources they will
need
What can be a risk when using prolonged physical intervention...?
Ans: The person may become distressed
When conducting physical intervention on the ground, it is important
to...? Ans: Keep communicating with the person
When using any physical intervention, operatives must...? Ans:
Remember to apply their duty of care to everyone
What is a risk factor to consider when using physical intervention...?
Ans: Method of restraint used
What must be considered when carrying out restraint regarding
positional asphyxia...? Ans: The method of restraint to be used
The benefit of conducting a dynamic risk assessment before using
physical intervention is that...? Ans: Allows the operative to identify
who will take the lead
After any incident of physical intervention , the management
should...? Ans: Check with each operative that they are okay with
what happened
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Why is it important to maintain operatives' knowledge and skills
when they use when physical intervention...? Ans: So that venues are
ensuring their duty of care can be implemented
Which of the following is a risk factor to consider when using physical
intervention...? Ans: The method of restraint used
What can be professional implications of using physical
interventions...? Ans: They support the need for continual
professional development
When using any physical intervention , operatives must...? Ans:
Remember to apply their duty of care to everyone
What would help reduce any risk of harm when using physical
intervention...? Ans: Only using staff who have been trained in using
these procedures
What is a benefit of using dynamic risk assessment before
implementing any physical intervention...? Ans: It allows the
operative to identify any hazards
What risk factors must be considered when using physical
intervention...? Ans: That other options have been examined first
When using physical intervention on the ground , the operatives
must...? Ans: Continually check the person's condition
What is a benefit of using a dynamic risk assessment for situations
where physical intervention is to be used...? Ans: It helps identify the
best method to be used
Early signs and symptoms of Psychosis include...? Ans: Being over
excitable
After any incident of physical intervention, the management should...?
Ans: Check with each operative that they are okay with what
happened
Gmail:
SIA Door Supervisor training
(Module 4) Exam Questions and
Answers| Verified
A positive alternative to physical intervention is to...? Ans: Use the
knowledge from the conflict management training
The benefit of having dynamic risk assessments for using physical
intervention is it...? Ans: Allow operatives see the resources they will
need
What can be a risk when using prolonged physical intervention...?
Ans: The person may become distressed
When conducting physical intervention on the ground, it is important
to...? Ans: Keep communicating with the person
When using any physical intervention, operatives must...? Ans:
Remember to apply their duty of care to everyone
What is a risk factor to consider when using physical intervention...?
Ans: Method of restraint used
What must be considered when carrying out restraint regarding
positional asphyxia...? Ans: The method of restraint to be used
The benefit of conducting a dynamic risk assessment before using
physical intervention is that...? Ans: Allows the operative to identify
who will take the lead
After any incident of physical intervention , the management
should...? Ans: Check with each operative that they are okay with
what happened
, 2026/2027
Gmail:
Why is it important to maintain operatives' knowledge and skills
when they use when physical intervention...? Ans: So that venues are
ensuring their duty of care can be implemented
Which of the following is a risk factor to consider when using physical
intervention...? Ans: The method of restraint used
What can be professional implications of using physical
interventions...? Ans: They support the need for continual
professional development
When using any physical intervention , operatives must...? Ans:
Remember to apply their duty of care to everyone
What would help reduce any risk of harm when using physical
intervention...? Ans: Only using staff who have been trained in using
these procedures
What is a benefit of using dynamic risk assessment before
implementing any physical intervention...? Ans: It allows the
operative to identify any hazards
What risk factors must be considered when using physical
intervention...? Ans: That other options have been examined first
When using physical intervention on the ground , the operatives
must...? Ans: Continually check the person's condition
What is a benefit of using a dynamic risk assessment for situations
where physical intervention is to be used...? Ans: It helps identify the
best method to be used
Early signs and symptoms of Psychosis include...? Ans: Being over
excitable
After any incident of physical intervention, the management should...?
Ans: Check with each operative that they are okay with what
happened
