CPI Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation 3

Question 1

What is the safest alternative to prone (face-down) restraint recommended by CPI to reduce asphyxia risk?

Accepted Answer

Side-lying restraint without chest compression

Answer

Side-lying restraint reduces chest compression and aspiration risk compared to prone positioning.

Question 2

A staff member notices their colleague applying a hold that compresses the individual's neck. What is the correct CPI response?

Accepted Answer

Verbally redirect the colleague and adjust the hold immediately

Answer

Immediate verbal redirection and hold adjustment is required because neck compression poses an acute risk of serious injury or death.

Question 3

Which factor in the individual's history should be assessed BEFORE any physical intervention to minimize injury risk?

Accepted Answer

History of trauma, medical conditions, or prior injuries

Answer

Prior trauma, medical vulnerabilities, and injuries directly affect which interventions are safe and appropriate.

Question 4

An individual in a restraint begins gasping for air. What is the FIRST action staff should take?

Accepted Answer

Release the hold and call for medical assistance immediately

Answer

Signs of respiratory distress require immediate release of the hold and emergency medical response to prevent serious injury or death.

Question 5

Which CPI concept helps staff recover psychologically after a traumatic physical intervention?

Accepted Answer

Secondary Traumatic Stress debriefing

Answer

CPI acknowledges secondary traumatic stress and recommends structured debriefing and support to help staff process and recover from difficult incidents.

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test

CPI Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation 3