CPI Safety Strategies & Physical Intervention 2

Question 1

In CPI's framework, what is the PRIMARY goal when physical intervention becomes necessary?

Accepted Answer

Maintain safety while preserving the individual's dignity

Answer

CPI emphasizes that physical intervention should always prioritize safety while maintaining the dignity of the individual in crisis.

Question 2

Which condition should be assessed BEFORE applying any physical holding technique?

Accepted Answer

Medical contraindications such as respiratory conditions or recent injuries

Answer

Medical contraindications must be assessed before physical intervention because certain conditions like respiratory problems can make holds dangerous.

Question 3

According to CPI principles, a physical intervention should be discontinued when:

Accepted Answer

The immediate risk of harm is reduced and alternatives become viable

Answer

CPI training dictates that holds must end as soon as risk is reduced enough to safely transition to less restrictive approaches.

Question 4

What does CPI training identify as a key risk factor for positional asphyxia during a restraint?

Accepted Answer

Placing the individual in a prone (face-down) position

Answer

Prone restraint significantly increases the risk of positional asphyxia by restricting chest expansion and limiting oxygen intake.

Question 5

In a team physical intervention, what is the role of the 'designated communicator'?

Accepted Answer

Maintain verbal contact with the individual and coordinate the team

Answer

The designated communicator keeps talking to the individual to reduce fear and coordinates team actions during a physical intervention.

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test

(CPI) Crisis Prevention Intervention Certification Practice Test

CPI Safety Strategies & Physical Intervention 2