IWD On Scene

Question 1

FIVE COMMONREASONS POLICEGETCALLED
FORPEOPLEWITH DISABILITIES:

Answer 1

1. Shoplifting
2. A missing loved one
3. An accident (for example, a car collision
   or fall) that causes physical injury
4. A health condition, such as a seizure or
   allergic reaction
5. An emotional outburst resulting in
   aggressive behavior

Question 2

Colorado House Bill

Answer 2

1. symbol on their driver’s license to show
   they have a disability
2. Creates a field on the vehicle registration

Question 3

Anti-Escalation

Answer 3

1. Be Patient
2. Be Calm
3. Show Respect
4. Be Aware (control the environment)
5. Simplify
6. Do not touch
7. Use Resources

Question 4

Co-Regulation

Answer 4

1. continuous unfolding of individual
   action
2. that is susceptible to being continuously
   modified
3. by the continuously changing actions of
   the partner

Question 5

Stages of Meltdown

Answer 5

1. The Rumbling Stage (Escalation)
2. The Rage Stage (Crisis)
3. The Recovery Stage (Post-Crisis Calming)

Question 6

Tactical Breathing or “Box Breathing”

Answer 6

4 in, 4 hold, out 4, hold 4

Question 7

people with disabilities are more likely to be Vitim of what crime.

Answer 7

violent crime

Question 8

T/F
Wrongs to at risk adults is an enhancer 18-6.5-105

Answer 8

true

Question 9

Criminal Exploitation

Answer 9

1. an at-risk person when he or she
   knowingly uses deception, harassment,
   intimidation, or undue influence to
   permanently or temporarily deprive
   an at-risk person of the use, benefit, or
   possession of any thing of value
2. $500 or more F3 ; <$500 F5

Question 10

Power of Attorney

Answer 10

1. Frequently Used Legal Document
2. Easily Abused because there are few
   limits on power, unless specified in the
   document
3. Money must be used to benefit elder

Question 11

18-6.5-103 Wrongs to At Risk Adults

Answer 11

1. Criminal Negligence (Death, SBI, BI)
2. Care taker Neglect(M1)
3. Assault
4. Robbery

Question 12

Mandatory Reporting

Answer 12

1. Certain professionals who observe the
   mistreatment of
2. An at-risk elder (70 or above) or an at-
   risk adult with Intellectual and
   Developmental Disability (IDD),
3. or who has reasonable cause to believe
   that an at-risk elder or an at-risk adult
   with IDD has been mistreated or is at
   imminent risk of mistreatment,
4. Shall report such fact to a law
   enforcement agency not more than
   twenty-four hours after making the
   observation or discovery

Question 13

Caretaker Neglect

Answer 13

1. Any person who knowingly commits
   caretaker neglect against an at-risk
   person
2. or knowingly acts in a manner likely to
   be injurious to the physical or mental
   welfare of an at risk
3. person commits a class 1 misdemeanor.

Question 14

“Criminal Negligence”

Answer 14

1. Through a gross deviation from the
   standard of care that a reasonable
   person would exercise,
2. He fails to perceive a substantial and
   unjustifiable risk that a result will occur
   or that a circumstance exists.