CCHP Exam Practice Questions With 100% Verified Answers (GRADED A+)

Who reviews the regular diet for nutritional adequacy RDN or Licensed qualified nutrition professional How often is the regular diet reviewed At least annually The exposure plan is reviewed and updated Annually If respiratory isolation is needed inmates are housed where A functional negative pressure room And environmental inspection is conducted how frequently Monthly What is an example of a clinical prevention Flu shot, covid and or periodic screening What is medical surveillance The prevention-oriented public health assessment and analysis of health information What does a medical surveillance do Helps identify and eliminate health hazards Medical screening is what type of program A medical surveillance program focused on identifying effects of exposure What is acutely suicidal Someone is actively engaged in self-injurious behavior or threatening behavior Define being non-acutely suicidal When someone expresses the wish or desire of suicide, or reports recent history of suicidal behaviors High-risk periods for suicide are 1. Upon admission 2.Following new legal problems 3.Admittance to segregation or single cell 4.Suffering a humiliation 5.After receipt of bad news 6.Pending release after a long period of incarceration All staff attend suicide training how frequently Annually What is the monitoring procedure for non-acutely suicidal inmates Irregular intervals no more than 15 minutes When do women have access to emergency contraception At intake, after sexual assault and any time it is deemed necessary When can arrangements be made to initiate contraception Upon inmate request for planned release What is a patient safety system Practice interventions designed to prevent adverse and near-miss clinical events What is an adverse clinical event Injury or death caused by medical management What are the common methods of communication Radios and panic buttons How often is the clinical performance enhancement review conducted Annually Staff need how many hours of continuing education per year 12 hours Correctional officers receive healthcare training how often Every two years For any inmate to provide care to another inmate they must be in rolled in what Peer health related programs or reentry healthcare training programs Are inmates allowed to refuse help from inmates in rolled in reentry programs Yes What is something to be aware of in terms of inmates receiving care from an inmate in a re-entry program Gives the inmate working unwarranted power over their peers Who is the healthcare liaison A correctional officer or other person without a healthcare license What is the healthcare liaison responsible for? (Four main things) 1. Reviews screening forms 2. reviews non emergent healthcare requests 3. Helps carry out prescriber orders (diet,housing, work) 4. Maintains patient privacy How often is the orientation plan reviewed Annually Health staff receive what on their first day Basic orientation All health staff complete an in-depth orientation within 90 days When did the court case Estelle versus Gamble occur 1976 What did Estelle vs Gamble address Unreasonable barriers to inmate access to health services PREA stands for Prison Rape Elimination Act What year did PREA get put in place