___________ security prisons house the most dangerous and escape-prone inmates.

Which officer is most likely to have daily, direct contact with inmates?

Shift changes in prison staff must be:

Correctional officers play a vital and unique role in prisons and jails, distinct from other law enforcement or prison staff functions.

Prisons function much like small self-contained cities, requiring a wide range of services and specialized staff to operate effectively.

Which custody level typically requires inmates to be in their cells 23 hours a day?

Correctional officers face considerable stress due to the demanding and often dangerous nature of their work.

One of the greatest dangers for custody staff is:

CASE #15: Betty is a 70-year-old woman who presents to the ER with complaints of blurry vision. Although the deterioration of her eyesight has been progressing over the last several years, she became nervous that it meant she was having a stroke. She states that her right eye is worse than her left and that objects “keep getting fuzzier” and worsened drastically over the past few weeks. She reports that her left eye is susceptible to glare and she sees “halos around lights.” Patient has history of Type 2 diabetes but no other major health issues. Vital signs and bloodwork were all within normal ranges and no other signs of stroke were present.  What is your initial diagnosis?

CASE #30: Lauren is a 23-year-old female who presents to the ER complaining of intense suprapubic pain with vaginal bleeding. The patient also reports shoulder pain. A pregnancy test was determined to be positive and an Ultrasound revealed no gestational sac. What is your initial diagnosis?