Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy (TLETA) Week 6 Practice Test

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• Which standard justifies initiating a routine traffic stop, and which standard justifies searching the vehicle?
• Which motto belongs to Folk Nation?
• What is the chain of custody and why is it critical?
• TIM objective: The primary objective of TIM is to restore traffic flow.
• What is not true about upstream buffering?
• What constitutes valid consent when multiple people share a space?
• Infant chest compression depth should be approximately what fraction of chest depth?
• What are the 4 R's of graffiti?
• Which pairing is correct?
• What is a primary purpose of an inventory search?
• What is a Forum?
• In regard to first aid training, who is considered most important?
• Hepatitis A transmission is primarily through which route?
• Which practice is best to prevent disease spread?
• What is double jeopardy and its significance for law enforcement?
• Which statement best describes the 'Public' forum category in terms of scrutiny?
• How is CPR performed on a child aged 1 to 10 years old when there is a single rescuer?
• Which category is described as 'Designated Public (strict)'?
• What is the role of a neutral magistrate in the warrant process?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of child neglect?
• What best describes a Hybrid gang?
• How do you open the airway if neck/spine injury is not suspected?
• What is the purpose of maintaining chain-of-custody for evidence?
• Which techniques are used to de-escalate a situation and reduce threat level?
• What is the difference between physical evidence and testimonial evidence?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a method of attack (terrorism)?
• What is the goal of the Incident Command System (ICS)?
• What is the motto for People Nation?
• Which exception is commonly used to justify searching a vehicle without a warrant?
• Which three components are assessed in a CMS check when splinting a limb?
• What does the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine address?
• What is the first priority when arriving on scene?
• What is the oldest and second largest gang in Chicago?
• When are handcuffs appropriate during detention or arrest?
• ICS goal in emergencies?
• Which practice is part of proper handling and preservation of digital evidence?
• What is constructive possession?
• Which elements contribute to officer visibility and safety during a stop?
• Which gang is associated with the moniker 'Grape Street' and is part of the Crips?
• Which statement about shock is correct?
• In splinting an extremity, CMS stands for which three components?
• Under the gang statute, how many persons are required to form a gang?
• What does attorney-client privilege imply in interrogation contexts?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 R's of graffiti?
• Which term best describes individuals often motivated by ideologies and personal grievances?
• When an AED is available at the scene, what is the first action you should take?
• In infant CPR with two rescuers, what is the number of chest compressions before breaths?
• Which statement best describes Scene Safety in emergency response?
• What term describes a severe allergic reaction that can be fatal?
• Which gang is associated with the top hat and cane insignia?
• Which statement describes shock?
• What does ACES stand for?
• During adult CPR, how many rescue breaths follow the compressions when performed by a single rescuer?
• When did the Bloods start?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a sign of sexual abuse in children?
• Which term describes verbal speech designed to incite rebellion against the government?
• What is hot pursuit and how does it affect warrant requirements?
• Which city are the Folk Nation and People Nation alliances associated with?
• How do you open the airway if neck/spine injury is suspected?
• Which scrutiny level applies to Non-Public forums?
• Among Hispanic gangs, which is identified as the oldest?
• What are field sobriety tests used to assess?
• Which vascular structure carries oxygenated blood away from the heart?
• Which statement about the exclusionary rule is accurate?
• How is CPR performed on a child aged 1 to 10 years old when there are two rescuers?
• What numerical number is associated with Folk Nation?
• Which factors support a reasonable belief of imminent danger?
• Which of the following is listed as a non-public forum?
• An arrest warrant is?
• Which of the following best describes a search incident to a lawful arrest?
• What should be the depth of chest compressions during CPR for an adult?
• What are the two gang nations?
• What is the reasonable expectation of privacy?
• In infant CPR with one rescuer, how many chest compressions precede the breaths?
• What are exigent circumstances, and give an example?
• What is the primary purpose of documenting the locations of evidence at a crime scene?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a non-public forum?
• Which group is associated with the motto 'All is well'?
• What constitutes interrogation for Miranda purposes?
• What are typical consequences of refusing a chemical test?
• What is the best way to prevent the spread of disease and germs?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between the exclusionary rule and the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine?
• Which statement about chest compression depth in CPR is true according to the guidelines?
• What is the first step in the Stop the Bleed sequence?
• How should evidence be collected at a crime scene to maintain integrity?
• What is an inventory search and when is it used?
• What is bias-free policing and why is it important?
• Which statement best explains Scene Safety?
• Hybrid gang false statement?
• Which techniques enhance safety during traffic stops?
• Which four elements are typically required for a valid search warrant?
• What defines custody for Miranda purposes?
• What is the difference between stop-and-seize and arrest?
• What does maintaining the chain of custody ensure during evidence handling?
• Which statement best describes the concept of totality of the circumstances in determining protective action?
• What is the first action to take with an AED during a cardiac arrest?
• In relation to use-of-force decisions, when is de-escalation prioritized?
• What is probable cause to search a person?
• Which of the following can help with hazard ID?
• What does the exclusionary rule primarily require?
• CK stands for which phrase in gang terminology?
• When must Miranda warnings be given?
• What is the purpose of incident command?
• What are intimate body parts?
• How does probable cause differ from reasonable suspicion?
• What should be the depth of chest compressions when performing CPR on a child (1–10 years)?
• Which of the following is an example of a non-public forum?
• What is the numerical number associated with People Nation?
• What statement about the forms of gang communication is true?
• What factors influence the reasonableness of a stop?
• What is the depth of chest compressions for an infant during CPR?
• Which pulse point should be checked on a pediatric patient?
• What is the largest white supremacist group in Tennessee?
• Which factor is essential for the plain view doctrine to allow seizure without a warrant?
• How should officers approach a passive or noncompliant subject?
• For two rescuers, what is the recommended compression-to-breath ratio for infant CPR?
• Hybrid gang primary motivation?
• Which statement best describes stop-and-seize?
• For a child CPR with two rescuers, the initial set of compressions consists of how many?
• CPR stands for what?
• What is the recommended rate, in beats per minute, for infant chest compressions?
• Which gang is described as the most violent among the listed groups?
• What is the public safety exception to Miranda?
• What is the knock-and-announce rule and why is it important?
• Which statement about TIM is correct?
• Which of the following best describes a Terry stop and what justifies it?
• Limited Public forums are designed to create what?
• Grape Street Crips belongs to which family?
• What is the correct order of the Stop the Bleed acronym ABC?
• What is the plain view doctrine?
• Which statement is not one of the three main TIMS laws?
• What does it mean to be 'Trapped' in a vehicle?
• In the Stop the Bleed acronym ABC, what does the 'C' stand for?
• Lane +1 blocking refers to which practice?
• Which gang uses the top hat and cane insignia?
• Under the Good Samaritan protection, an individual is protected unless they are ______.
• Hepatitis A is spread primarily through which route?
• Which of the following is Hispanic?
• What are the three L's associated with Folk Nation?
• Public forums are typically characterized by which purpose?
• What is the compression-to-breaths sequence for an adult when a single rescuer performs CPR?
• In basic first aid, which factor is considered the most important?
• Why are ethics and professional conduct essential in policing?
• Which technique is used for delivering the Heimlich maneuver to an infant?
• How do search incident-to-arrest searches differ from arrest warrants?
• Which of the following are recommended steps for treating a snake bite?
• Which group is often motivated by a mix of ideologies and personal grievances?
• What establishes probable cause to arrest?
• Public forums are defined as what?
• What is the purpose of incident command in major events?
• Which of the following is not listed as a forum category in the material?
• Which scenario best illustrates exigent circumstances justifying immediate action without a warrant?
• What are the three types of gangs described?
• Which gang is commonly associated with the number 13 and devil horns?
• Garrity warnings are typically used in what context?
• Under the Tennessee gang statute, a criminal gang consists of 3 or more persons and:
• What is the compression-to-breaths sequence for an adult when two rescuers perform CPR?
• What does it mean to be 'Pinned' in a vehicle?
• How does de-escalation interact with the use-of-force policy?
• In vehicle incidents, which term describes being unable to exit the vehicle?
• What should you not do with a burn victim?
• In digital evidence handling, hash verification is used to
• What defines deadly force compared to less-lethal force?
• What is the purpose of a police report in investigations?
• Which statement best defines terrorism?
• Is it against the law to be in a gang?
• What are the three forms of communication for gangs?
• Why do people join gangs?
• Which option correctly represents the 'A' in the Stop the Bleed acronym?
• What is the purpose of de-escalation techniques when dealing with noncompliant subjects?
• What is the recommended technique to perform CPR on an infant?
• Which location is categorized as a non-public forum?
• For child CPR with two rescuers, what is the recommended compressions-to-breaths ratio?
• What is the leading cause of preventable death after injury?
• Which statement best describes testimonial evidence?
• What is the timing on the 'arrival window concept'?
• What is the recommended rate for infant chest compressions in beats per minute?
• If a gang is associated with the number 6, which nation is it most likely?
• Which statement best describes a Forum?
• What is the primary purpose of bias-free policing?
• Rescue breaths on children are given at what rate?
• What is the use-of-force continuum?
• What is the motto of Folk Nation?
• Which gang is described as the most violent among the listed groups?
• How would you summarize the difference between deadly force and less-lethal force?
• Where should blocking vehicles be positioned relative to the incident scene?
• The gang associated with the number 13 and devil horns is which?
• What does 'resisting, opposing, or delaying an officer' refer to?
• What is a protective sweep and when is it appropriate?
• How is "reasonable force" defined in use-of-force policies?
• Which statement describes upstream buffering?
• Terry stop is distinguished from an arrest by
• Which component is included in the TEN4 acronym?
• Rescue breaths on adults are given at what rate?
• In major events, incident command is used to coordinate response by doing what?
• Folk Nation and People Nation are based out of which city?
• What is the purpose of TIM?
• What constitutes voluntary consent to search and what can negate it?
• TEN4 stands for Torso, Ears, Neck, and what age?
• Who is the founder of Folk Nation?
• Under the automobile exception, when may police search a vehicle without a warrant?
• For one-rescuer infant CPR, what sequence of compressions and breaths is recommended?
• In adult CPR, what is the ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths regardless of the number of rescuers?
• Garrity warnings pertain to statements made by which group?
• Which is the oldest Hispanic gang?
• What is a protective frisk and what justifies it?
• What does ABC stand for in first aid basics?
• AED stands for?