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Police Operations
Chapter 13-The Importance of Physical/ Mental Health:Getting the Job
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Police work | is often sedentary and boring,involves irregular hours and rotating shifts and may promote poor diets. |
| Prime indicators of physical fitness are | endurance and balance, agility and flexibility,strength and power, body composition and stamina. |
| Excessive body fat is a serious risk factor for | heart disease,stroke and diabetes. |
| Aerobic training can incorporate | both speed training and cross-training. |
| When stretching, each stretch should be held | 10 seconds |
| Physical fitness programs tend to do all of the following | reduce absenteeism, reduce sick time, increase productivity and decreased employee turnover. |
| The demands of the police profession may result in | divorce,suicide, burnout and alcoholism. |
| Fitness is so important to law enforcement that_____has mandated a class in law enforcement fitness. | the FBI |
| The prime factor of a well-conditioned body is the | cardiovascular system |
| A total fitness program includes | regular exercise, good nutrition, weight management and stress management. |
| Bloodborne pathogens are spread | through body fluids that contain visible blood |
| Precautions against blood borne pathogens include all of the following | wearing appropriate protection,thoroughly washing your hands, documenting and reporting exposures and following department protocol. |
| Biking one day, running another day, and swimming the next day is an example of | cross-training. |
| The number-one killer of officers | cardiovascular disease |
| Employee wellness programs | are absolutely essential. |
| The potential for exposure to HIV/AIDS in law enforcement remains | minimal |
| Common standards in the police hiring process include | being 21 years of age or older. |
| Tetanus shots should be repeated every____ years. | 10 |
| Common steps in the hiring process for law enforcement include | completion of an application, resume, civil service exam, fitness test and oral interview. |
| Twenty-four hours without sleep has proven to be the equivalent _____percent blood alcohol level. | 0.1 |
| The criminal justice system can induce stress in police officers by | prosecutor's decisions,defendants getting-off, court's leniency and early release of defendants. |
| Chronic stress can result in | high blood pressure, chronic headaches, chronic back pain and skin rashes. |
| Tuberculosis (TB) is transmitted via | air |
| Devastating psychological effects of stress include | persistent lack of energy, watching work hours, varying assignments. |
| Contributors to the high rate of police suicide include | family problems, alcohol and stress. |
| The police rate of suicide is about___ percent higher than that of the general population. | 30 |
| Using barrier protection, washing hands, and safe handling of used sharps are examples of | infection control |
| Common indicators of aggression include all of the following | pacing,folded-arm stance, and hands on hips. |
| The base of Border Patrol's survival triangle consists of | mental and physical perparedness |
| The general capacity to adapt and respond favorably to physical effort is known as | fitness |
| Administrative and organizational stress can be caused by | excessive paperwork, unfair discipline and lack of promotional opportunities |
| The following is not one of the 5 C's for survival tactics | courage |