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After a breach (forfeiture) of a bond, where can the bondsman surrender the principal? - To the sheriff of the county where the defendant was bonded to appear To the sheriff of the county where the defendant was bonded from To the sheriff of the county where the defendant was bonded Before a breach (forfeiture) of a bond what two places can a bondsman surrender the defendant? - To the sheriff of the county where the defendant was bonded to appear To the sheriff of the county where the defe...

Abuse - Mean the willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation or punishment with resulting physical harm, pain or mental anguish. Accident - Means an unplanned or unwanted event resulting in the injury or wounding, no matter how slight, of a patient or other individual. Accredited medical record technician - Means a person trained in record maintenance and preservation, and accredited by the American Health Information Management Association. Adequate - Means when a...

In densely packed snow you should... - use chains or snow tires If you must drive during heavy snow or fog, use your... - low beams Alcohol related highway deaths account for how many traffic fatalities? - 38% What is the traffic conviction that adds the highest number of points to your driving record? - Ppssing a stopped school bus that is loading or unloading children If you accumulate 7 or more points on your traffic record you may... - attend a driver improvement clinic to deduct three...

A diamond-shaped sign would be used to warn drivers of which of the following driving hazards? - A deer crossing A diamond-shaped traffic sign means: - Slow down and drive with care. A driver may be temporarily blinded at night by what? - Flame from a match he strikes to light a cigarette and the glare from the headlights of other cars. A driver was convicted of a second DWI 3 years ago. He/She gets convicted of DWI again. - They get a permanent revocation and are imprisoned from 14 days t...

Conviction for which of the following carries the highest number of points? A. Reckless driving. B. Hit and run with property damage. C. Driving without a license. D. Passing a stopped school bus unloading children. - D A 20 year old driver is convicted of driving after drinking alcohol. A) He/She gets a 1 year revocation. B) He/She is imprisoned for 14 days. C) Both A and B. D) Neither A nor B. - A A car that pitches and tosses in normal driving and leans heavily to the side in turns ...

5. Conviction for which of the following carries the highest number of points? A. Reckless driving. B. Hit and run with property damage. C. Driving without a license. D. Passing a stopped school bus unloading children. - D A 20 year old driver is convicted of driving after drinking alcohol. A) He/She gets a 1 year revocation. B) He/She is imprisoned for 14 days. C) Both A and B. D) Neither A nor B. - A A car that pitches and tosses in normal driving and leans heavily to the side in tur...

When properly seated behind the wheel of a vehicle, the driver should - sit a minimum of 10 inches from the steering wheel If the head restraint is adjusted properly, it should - Be behind the middle of the person's head Which of theses controls on the vehicle is an option (not required) that can be purchased? - Power window switch The primary purpose of traffic laws is to: - Better enable highway users to predict the actions of other users. Which of the following are considered pre-en...

3 Types of Aliens - 1. Lawfully Admitted Permanent Resident Aliens 2. Non-Immigrant Aliens 3. Illegal Entrant Aliens 4 Categories of Visual cues from NHTSA DWI detection guide - 1. Problems maintaining proper lane position (weaving, drifting). 2. Speed and braking problems (varying speed, accelerating for no reason). 3. Vigilance problems (no headlights, no signal, slow response). 4. Judgment problems (unsafe lane change, unusual behavior). 5 Major phases of LEO and court action involved...

A _______ bond is when the defendant may post real property in lieu of money as a promise to appear in court. - Secured An officer who is __________ may sit behind a suspect/defendant - Unarmed Can you serve a summons to someone who files for bankruptcy? - no Court team consists of who? - Team leader and any number of officers Ex parte lasts how long? - 10 days and hearing must be set within those 10 days How do you serve a corporation? - Officer, director, or managing agent, leaving copy ...

_________ means that one's word is given as a guarantee. - Honor __________ is defined as breaking faith with public trust. - Betray ______________ is having the strength to withstand unethical pressure, fear or danger. - Courage ______________ means that you are answerable and responsible to your oath of office. - Accountability _______________ evidence is defined as information and data of value to an investigation that is stored on, received, or transmitted by an electronic device. -...

3 Types of Aliens - 1. Lawfully Admitted Permanent Resident Aliens 2. Non-Immigrant Aliens 3. Illegal Entrant Aliens 4 Categories of Visual cues from NHTSA DWI detection guide - 1. Problems maintaining proper lane position (weaving, drifting). 2. Speed and braking problems (varying speed, accelerating for no reason). 3. Vigilance problems (no headlights, no signal, slow response). 4. Judgment problems (unsafe lane change, unusual behavior). 5 Major phases of LEO and court action involved...

3 Movement goals of Contact Team - Locate the threat isolate/limit the threat confront/stop/apprehend the shooter 3 Types of Aliens - 1. Lawfully Admitted Permanent Resident Aliens 2. Non-Immigrant Aliens 3. Illegal Entrant Aliens 3 Types of Crowds and examples - 1. Physical Crowd - A physical crowd is characterized by density of contact and showing no significant group behavior. The physical crowd has little or no organization, no unity of purpose, and its members come and go. (Example...

3 Types of Aliens - 1. Lawfully Admitted Permanent Resident Aliens 2. Non-Immigrant Aliens 3. Illegal Entrant Aliens 4 Categories of Visual cues from NHTSA DWI detection guide - 1. Problems maintaining proper lane position (weaving, drifting). 2. Speed and braking problems (varying speed, accelerating for no reason). 3. Vigilance problems (no headlights, no signal, slow response). 4. Judgment problems (unsafe lane change, unusual behavior). 5 Major phases of LEO and court action involved...

A statewide coalition of agencies dedicated to ending the trafficking of persons. - NCCAHT (North Carolina Coalition Against Human Trafficking) An action that is not voluntary; one cannot consent to this - Trafficking An action that is voluntary; an individual typically contracts to be transported in this manner - Smuggling An individual need not be beaten or restrained physically to be a ____________. - Victim DO NOT begin the discussion while helping a victim with the topic of their ____...

___ accounts for 90% of communications between people? - Nonverbal cues _____ accounts for 90% of communication between people - Nonverbal cues 1 or 2 person adult CPR - 30:2 16% or less alcohol is what? - Fortified wine 18B-401A is the general statute for what? - Open container in a vehicle 3 parts of a BOLO - Preamble, Text, Authority 3 sources of law - 1. Co

0.01 - Driving privileges will be revoked immediately for at least 30 days if the defendant is under 21 and any test reveals an alcohol concentration above. 10 codes - Try to avoid using ____ when talking to people. 10 days - ______days to answer a clerk of court on services. 10 inches - Cut and umbilical cord _____ inches from the baby. 10 years old - After a juvenile who was ________years old or older at the time of the commission of the offense has been adjudicated delinquent of a felon...

Education and training programs. - To obtain more accurate cost estimates and more control over costs (participatory budget making process - others are more likely to consider the budget legitimate). A change in which one of the following is not likely to be the cause of a budget variance? - The personal needs allowance. "Assets are always equal to the sum of liabilities plus owners' equity" is the basic concept in the organization of the: - Balance Sheet. The financial success or f...

Who is responsible for the national licensure examination for nursing home administrators? A. NHAP B. CAHF C. NAB D. PES - C. NAB What is the crucial element for doing well on the examination? A. Sound knowledge of federal regs. B. Sound understanding of state and fed regs. C. Memorizing the pertinent study material. D. Sound understanding of task required of an administrator and knowledge and skills needed to perform that task. - D. Sound understanding of task required of an administr...

n the case of non-Medicare Part A residents, the initial resident assessment must be completed: 1. Within 10 days of admission 2. Within 14 days of admission 3. Within the first week of admission 4. Prior to formally admitting the resident - 2. Within 14 days of admission According to the federal certification standards, the QA committee is required to meet? - Quarterly A resident is admitted to a nursing home that has been certified as a SNF only. What is not required to be adhered to by ...

Gerontologists Categories - How is Young-Old Defined? - 65 to 74 years old Gerontologists Categories - How is Old-Old Defined? - 75 to 84 years old Gerontologists Categories - How is Oldest-Old Defined? - Over 85 + years old The morning meal must be served within how many hours after the previous meal? - 14 Hours, if the required evening snack is substantial and the resident approves 16 hours may elapse A full time social worker is required if the facility has more than how many beds? - 120...