Exam – Coronavirus: New Challenges for Jails

COVID-19 is a virus that infiltrates a person’s:

Which of the following is not recognized as a challenge in managing COVID-19 in a jail setting?

According to the CDC, which of the following is an underlying medical condition that may increase the risk of serious COVID-19?

Jail Staff conducting temperature checks should don which of the following PPE equipment?

A staff member that develops symptoms of COVID-19 during their shift should?

Medical Isolation is for inmates?

Medical Observation is used as a form of:

After taking an inmate’s temperature prior to intake, the last piece of PPE that a staff member dons will be:

If a suspected COVID-19 inmate is being released, the jail should contact _____ prior to release.

When using a bleach solution for disinfecting, the solution needs to be in contact (wet) with the surface for at least _____ minutes.

When co–horting inmates, which of the following is not a consideration for jails.

The recommended period for quarantine of inmates prior to placement in general population is:

There is a fine line between stress and anxiety as both are emotional responses, but stress is typically caused by an external trigger. Anxiety and stress symptoms are similar and may include difficulty concentrating, fatigue, insomnia, muscle tension, and ____________________:

Macronutrients and Micronutrients are nutrients your body needs. Micronutrients includes vitamins and__________.

A well-rounded exercise routine includes the following five elements: flexibility/stretching, strength training, balance training, aerobic fitness, and ___________________: