GPSTC Exam 9 Independent Study Independent

GPSTC Exam 9 (Independent Study) Independent Study GPSTC 320-321 Latest Update - Actual Exam 250 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+

An average citizens normal range of risk approach is? - CORRECT ANSWER: "between the lines"

An officers range of risk is? - CORRECT ANSWER: above the line

Biological weapons are considered what kind of threat? - CORRECT ANSWER: very

high

Chemical weapons are considered a what kind of threat? - CORRECT ANSWER: high

How do Weapons of Mass Destruction aid terrorists? - CORRECT ANSWER: they

demolish a specific target and unhinge the public's confidence in public and personal security

How do you file for compensation? - CORRECT ANSWER: the victim(s) have to file a written application for assistance with the Georgia Criminal Coordinating Council

How is Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) spread? - CORRECT ANSWER:

through unprotected sex, transfusion of infected blood products, and being bitten

How is Anthrax spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: through the air

How is Hepatitis B spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: through blood

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How is Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: through

unprotected sex, transfusion of infected blood products, and being bitten

How is Influenza spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: through the air

How is Meningitis spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: by blood

How is Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) spread? - CORRECT

ANSWER: from person to person by direct contact

How is Rabies spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: through saliva from the bite of an

infected animal

How is Tuberculosis spread? - CORRECT ANSWER: through the air

How many different academy locations are there? - CORRECT ANSWER: 6

How many hours minimum must active peace officers complete in order to contain their

power of arrest? - CORRECT ANSWER: 20

How many members of the POST Council are appointed by the Governor? - CORRECT

ANSWER: 10

hyper vigilance is a what based action? - CORRECT ANSWER: biologically

If the arrestee is a juvenile, how must he/she be separated from adult arrestees? -

CORRECT ANSWER: by sight, sound, and touch

Law enforcements is the first line of defense for society while intelligence is the first line

of defense for - CORRECT ANSWER: law enforcement

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Many agencies have what kind of agreements with neighboring agencies? - CORRECT

ANSWER: mutual aid

Many officers become _______ in personal aspects of their lives... - CORRECT

ANSWER: underinvested emotionally

Nuclear weapons are considered a what kind of threat? - CORRECT ANSWER: low

Should an inventory sheet be completed even if the arrestee has no property? -

CORRECT ANSWER: yes

The autonomic nervous system is the officers... - CORRECT ANSWER: sixth sense

The off duty couch potato is known as the... - CORRECT ANSWER: parasympathetic

branch

The on duty heat seeker is known as the... - CORRECT ANSWER: sympathetic branch

Upon arrival at the detention facility, what should happen to the arrestee? - CORRECT

ANSWER: should immediately be frisked

Viewing the world from a threat-based perspective is having what kind of mindset? -

CORRECT ANSWER: hypervigilance

What are 2 different categories of response? - CORRECT ANSWER: crisis

management and consequence management

What are 2 problems that investigators have while trying to gain intelligence? -

CORRECT ANSWER: tracking suspicious people, organizations, and financial

infrastructure and making the legal connections of organization leaders to criminal activity

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What are common methods of exposure? - CORRECT ANSWER: direct, indirect,

droplet, airborne, fecal-oral, and vector-borne

What are counter measures to spread of infectious? - CORRECT ANSWER:

immunization, prevention, detection & identification, protection, decontamination,immunotherapy, and chemotherapy

What are different forms of self-destruction? - CORRECT ANSWER: depression, social isolation, and chronic anger

What are key elements that determine probabilities for success for terrorists? -

CORRECT ANSWER: weapons, mobility, communications, intelligence, and dedication

What are opportunities of exposure? - CORRECT ANSWER: during arrests, rendering

aid to victims, and evidence collection

What are some examples of protective barriers? - CORRECT ANSWER: gloves, masks,

sharp containers, eye protection, micro shield, and gowns

What are some symptoms of chemical agents? - CORRECT ANSWER: pinpoint pupils,

runny noses, difficulty breathing, and seizures and convulsions

What are some symptoms of Hepatitis B? - CORRECT ANSWER: abdominal pain,

fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, gray colored bowel movements, joint pain, and jaundice

What are some symptoms of Tuberculosis? - CORRECT ANSWER: productive cough,

unexplained fever, night sweats, unintentional weight loss, loss of appetite, lethargy, coughing up blood/blood streaked sputum

What are some ways to avoid fatal fatigue? - CORRECT ANSWER: stay away from

sugar, eat healthier, stay hydrated, move around, change up things in your car (roll

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