Emergency Response Procedures Questions and Answers Flashcards
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During a facility lockdown, which action should correctional officers perform FIRST?
Answer: Account for all inmates and staff
Accounting for all inmates and staff is the immediate priority during a lockdown to identify any missing persons or threats.
When responding to a suspected suicide attempt in a cell, how many officers should initially enter?
Answer: Two officers minimum
A minimum of two officers should respond to a suspected suicide to ensure officer safety and proper medical assistance.
What is the correct term for an unannounced count conducted when an inmate escape is suspected?
Answer: Emergency count
An emergency count is initiated immediately upon suspicion of escape or when the regular count does not clear.
Which agency must a correctional facility notify FIRST in the event of a confirmed inmate escape?
Answer: Local law enforcement
Local law enforcement is the primary first notification in an escape to initiate immediate pursuit and public safety measures.
A natural disaster requires partial facility evacuation. Which inmates should be evacuated LAST?
Answer: Maximum security or high-risk inmates
Maximum security and high-risk inmates require the most controlled, heavily supervised movement and are evacuated last to maintain public safety.
What does the term 'Code Blue' typically signify in a correctional facility emergency system?
Answer: Medical emergency
Code Blue is the standard emergency code used in most correctional facilities to signal a medical emergency requiring immediate response.
During a hostage situation, who has primary authority over all tactical decisions at the scene?
Answer: The incident commander
The incident commander holds primary authority under the Incident Command System (ICS) framework used in all major emergencies.