Be sure your name is inserted in the box below and then click "Next" to start Chemical Agent Instructor Recertification quiz. Name Email Since CS has pretty well replaced CN as one of the primary law enforcement chemical agents, the health and age of the suspect are no longer concerns when deploying chemical agents (1 point).TrueFalseAs with any use of force, some evaluation time of the effectiveness of the force should be used when deploying chemical agents before deciding to deploy more and more agent (1 point).TrueFalseSteps to decontaminate a suspect should not be included in a police report because of HIPPA regulations (1 point).TrueFalseInformation about companies that can help decontaminate a structure should not be given to occupants/owners because it would provide them a false sense that their cleaning bill would be paid for by the department (1 point).TrueFalseThe “Tri-Chamber” or baffled pyrotechnic chemical agent munitions are primarily designed to be deployed indoors (1 point).TrueFalseCross contamination of chemical agents may affect other officers, rescue personnel, and detention personnel (1 point).TrueFalseA chemical agent policy should include the following regarding use and deployment, except (1 point)a. The cost the agency is willing to pay for CAb. What CA the agency will usec. How much training is required to deploy the CAd. When CA should be usede. Storage issuesf. Safety equipment required when CA’s are deployedThe concept of “failures” includes the following ideas, except (1 point):a. The CA round/munition fails to workb. The suspect is not affected by the CAc. The CA company fails to honor a sales priced. Due to turbulence and wind change, the CA is blown somewhere elseDue to recent court issues, it is recommended to notify the residents of a home where chemical agents were deployed by leaving an informational flyer in a conspicuous location in the home (1 point).TrueFalseThe intended uses of chemical agents include the following, except (1 point):a. Distractb. Torturec. Disorientd. Disrupte. Disablef. Detectg. None of the aboveThe NTOA recommends that chemical agent instructors and operators be exposed at least once to the chemical agents they are likely to use on an operation (1 point).TrueFalseThere are two types of contamination/exposure. They are (1 point):a. Primary, Directb. Indirect, Secondaryc. Direct, Indirectd. First, SecondFor consistency, and to be defensible in court, the same amount of chemical agents should always be used on every call where they are deployed (1 point).TrueFalseWhen deploying chemical agents in a riot control situation, there are a number of concerns to take into account. These concerns include the following, except (1 point):a. Wind direction and speedb. Allowing for escape routes for the crowdc. Providing chemical agent masks to all involved officersd. Allowing any officer (trained or untrained) to deploy pyrotechnic CA’s because all they have to do is pull a pine. Surrounding buildings like hospitals, day care facilities, and assisted living facilitiesFood that has been exposed to CN/CS should be (1 point)a. Frozen then thawedb. Warmed in an oven firstc. Disposed ofd. Rinsed with cold waterCS and CN are normally very effective on dogs because of the manner in which the agents affect the lachrymal glands (1 point).TrueFalseThe use of a pyrotechnic canister (“hot gas”) is generally recommended for indoor use (1 point).TrueFalseAfter exposure to a chemical agent like CS or OC, a salve or cool cloth can be used to soothe irritated skin (1 point).TrueFalseSome action on the part of the suspect should be planned for when deploying CA, including (but not limited to) surrender, panic, violent resistance, no reaction, running away, and/or a combination of some or all (1 point).TrueFalseOnce decided by policy, the delivery of chemical agents should always be either “hot and heavy” or “progressive”. Switching back and forth between the two philosophies creates indecision and lag time with operators and commanders (1 point).TrueFalsePersons exposed to CS or CN usually recover from major discomfort (1 point)a. Within 2-3 minutesb. Within 10-30 minutesc. Within 1-2 hoursd. Only after going to the hospitalThe first step in beginning the decontamination process for a suspect is (1 point)a. Have them drink waterb. Do not provide any aid, a trained medical person should decon the suspectc. Place them in the back of a patrol car so they can calm downd. Take them out of the effected environment and place them fresh aire. None of the aboveThe use of smoke in a confined space is considered a use of (1 point)a. Reasonable and appropriate force because it is not CS or OCb. Deadly forcec. Reasonable force as long as other agents like OC and CS are not also deployedd. None of the aboveThere are a number of concerns to take into account when deciding which CA, how much, and how it will be deployed. These concerns include which of the following (1 point):a. Small childrenb. Elderlyc. Type of structured. Location of the deployment (inside or outside)e. Cross contaminationf. All of the aboveg. None of the aboveWhile some administrators or commanders might shy away from the use of chemical agents, the Top 20 concept of _____________ helps make this sometimes hard decision easy (1 point).a. Contact v Coverb. Safety Prioritiesc. Cover v Concealmentd. Arrest Procedure PaceThe most effective manner to disseminate CA’s in a riot situation is using a fogger. The next most effective manner is (1 point)a. Blast dispersionb. Expulsionc. Pyrotechnicd. Liquid aerosolWhen launching gas ferret rounds into a structure, the angle of delivery is (1 point)a. Not important because newer ferret rounds are very accurateb. Straight in to the center portion of the opening to ensure CA goes insidec. At an upward angle, in the upper portion of the windowd. Downward, so they round breaks up on the floore. None of the aboveClick "Submit Quiz" to record your answers and to see your score. Time is Up! Thursday, January 11 Mitch Javidi