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NC BLET: Final Exam Review Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, rated A+ Primary Risk Factors for Coronary Heart Disease (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-1) Abnormal Blood Cholesterol 2) High Bloo... d Pressure (Hypertension) 3) Tobacco Smoking 4) Sedentary Lifestyle/Physical Inactivity 3 Primary Physical Disablers (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-1) Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) 2) Lower Back Disorders 3) Stomach Ulcers The 3 Major Nutrients (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-1) Carbohydrates 2) Fats 3) Proteins How many Officers die from Heart Disease each year? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-Approximately 2,035 Officers per year How much more likely is an Officer to die from Heart Disease than at the hand of a suspect or criminal? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-21 times more likely What is the third most common cause of line of duty deaths for Officers? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔- Chronic Heart Disease (CHD) What is Systolic pressure? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-The pressure associated with the expulsion of blood from the heart (contraction), the upper number. What is Diastolic Pressure? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-The arterial pressure during the relaxation phase of the heart cycle, the pressure necessary to hold open the arterial walls, the bottom or lower number. What is hypertension? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-Greater or equal to 140/90 mmHg. 3 Types of Cholesterol (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-HDL - Good LDL - Bad VLDL - Unknown What does RICE mean? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-rest, ice, compression, elevation What is diabetes? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-The body's inability of the pancreas to produce or respond properly to the hormone insulin. What Aerobic Exercise and what is its fuel source? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-The primary fuel source for aerobic exercise is fat. 5 Common reasons for back pain/injury? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-1. sedentary to max exertion 2. extra weight on duty belt 3. placement of equipment on duty belt 4. extended periods of sitting and driving 5. incorrect lifting posture 2 common factors contributing to heat injuries? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-a. heat index b. dehydration 4 common causes of stress for officers? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-a. physical b. mental c. emotional d. social 4 injury prevention principles (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-a. warm up b. workout c. cool down d. stretch How many calories does each macro nutrient provide? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-Protein-4 calories/gram Carbohydrates-4 calories/gram Fats-9 calories/gram What is the primary source of fuel for anaerobic fitness? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔-Carbohydrate What is the FIT mean in relation to a workout? (*Physical Fitness*) - ✔✔--Frequency-to promote and maintain health -Intensity-determined by directly measuring oxygen consumption (heart rate) -Time(Duration)-the length of the session (inversely related to intensity) What does Morals mean? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Principles of right and wrong What does Ethics mean? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Discipline of determining good and evil What is the Crime Fighter Model? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Crime Control Model What is the Public Servant Model (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Due Process Model What are the 4 stated ethical values for the law enforcement profession? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-1. The Law Enforcement Oath of Honor 2. The Law Enforcement Code of Ethics 3. The Law Enforcement Code of Conduct 4. Cannons of Police Ethics What does Honor mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Means that ones word is given as a guarantee What does Betray mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Breaking faith with public trust What does Badge mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Symbol of your office What does Integrity mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Being the same person in private and public life What does Character mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-The qualities that distinguish an individual What does Public Trust mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Charge of duty imposed in faith toward those you serve What does Courage mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Having strength to withstand unethical pressure, fear, or danger What does Accountability mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-You are answerable and responsible to your oath of office What does Community mean in the Oath of Honor? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-The jurisdiction and citizens served What does Discretion mean in the Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Consideration of all surrounding circumstances in determining whether and legal action shall be taken What is Use of Force in the Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-An officer will never employ unnecessary force or violence, and will be used with the greatest restraint What is Performance duties of an officer in Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-A police officer shall perform all duties impartially, without favor or affection or ill will and without regard to status, sex, race, religion, political belief, or aspiration What is Confidentiality in the Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Things of a Confidential nature will be kept secret unless the performance of duty or legal provision requires otherwise What is Integrity in the Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-A police officer will not engage in acts of corruption or bribery, nor will an officer condone such acts by other officers What is Cooperation with other police officers and agencies in the Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔- Police officers will cooperate with all legally authorized agencies and their representatives in the pursuit of justice What is Private Life in the Code of Conduct? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Police officers will behave in a manner that does not bring discredit to their agencies or themselves What is Art 1 in the Cannons of Police Ethics? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Primary Responsibilities of the jobprotection of the people of the United States through upholding their laws What is Art 2 in the Cannons of Police Ethics? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Limitation of Authority-Know the bounds upon himself in enforcing the law. He or she must recognize that the American system of government gives no man, groups of men, or institution, absolute power What is Art 4 in the Cannons of Police Ethics? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Utilization of proper means to gain proper ends-violations of law or disregard for public safety and property on the part of an officer are intrinsically wrong What is Art 8 in the Cannons of Police Ethics? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Conduct in arresting and dealing with law violators-use powers of arrest strictly in accordance with the law What is Art 9 in the Cannons of Police Ethics? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Gifts and favors-do not accept gifts or favors from the public What is Art 10 in the Cannons of Police Ethics? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-Presentation of evidence-handle and present evidence impartially and without malice What are some Common Drivers for Unethical Behavior? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-1. Noble Cause Corruption 2. The Blue Curtain/Wall of Silence 3. The Slippery Slope/Mama Rosa test-Officer engages in minor illegal activity, and greater levels of corruption become easier to perform. What are 4 common types of Ethical Dilemmas? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-1. Dilemmas of Discretion 2. Dilemmas of Duty 3. Dilemmas of Honesty 4. Dilemmas of Loyalty What are the six major groups of Unethical Behavior? (*Ethics*) - ✔✔-1. Graft, Bribery, and Classic Corruption 2. Process Corruption 3. Brutality and Excessive Force 4. On Duty Unprofessional Conduct 5. Workplace Deviance 6. Off Duty Unprofessional Conduc [Show More]

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