Suicide Alert
"The System"
DBT
DSOs
Potpourri
100

The maximum number of feet a staff can be from a youth who is on 1:1 supervision

What is Six?

100

The entity that reviews youth at their Minimum Length of Stay.

What is the Release Review Panel?

100

The skill that would most likely be helpful for a youth who is consistently rude and demanding of others.

What is GIVE?

100

For Determinate Sentenced Offenders, an offense of Aggravated Robbery or Aggravated Sexual Assault carries a __________ month Minimum Period of Confinement.

What is 36?

100

The documentation needed for trauma/PREA assessments.

What is a Mental Status Exam AND a Program Services code (Trauma Assessment Conducted)?

200

MHPs should enter their SA note in Psychological Services Manager within this time frame.

What is by the end of their shift / before they leave campus for the day?

200
The three possible outcomes of a review by the Release Review Panel.

What is Release to Parole, Extension in a Facility, or Discharge from all agency supervision?

200

The central dialectic in DBT.

What is acceptance vs change?

200

For an experienced MHP, this is a reasonable time frame to completing a DSO evaluation, from assignment to completion.

What is two weeks?

200

An acronym for this is R-N-R.

What is Risk-Need-Responsivity?

300

All of the forms needed to place a youth in Protective Custody.

What is a 225 and INS 230?

300

A youth who smoked marijuana occasionally and whose offense is Aggravated Robbery (where the weapon was not discharged) would most likely be assessed with these treatment needs.

What is moderate SUS and High2 Capital and Serious Violent Offender?

300

The 5 areas of dysregulation (you must name all 5).

What is cognitive, emotional, behavioral, interpersonal, and intrapersonal?

300

The criteria for early transfer to TDCJ-ID for determinate sentenced offenders.

What is 3 major rule violations proven true in a Level II hearing, 16 years of age, and 6 months in a high restriction facility?

300

4 of the "Big 8" risk factors for juvenile offending.

What is four of the following: 1) Leisure/Rec, 2) Antisocial Personality, 3) Antisocial Behavior, 4) Antisocial Cognition, 5) Antisocial Associates, 6) Family, 7) School/Education, and 8) Substance Abuse?

400

The forms needed for placement for any youth on suicide alert.

What is the CCF 115 and CCF 117sec?

400

A youth who assaulted staff (who suffered minor scratches) and has a 75 IQ and a prior diagnosis of autism would most likely be referred to this VIC program.

What is the Re-Direct Program?

400

The four methods of behavior change.

What is exposure, cognitive modification, contingency management, and skill building?

400

A determinate sentenced offender will have to return to court under these conditions, even if they do great in TJJD.

What is an inability to complete their Minimum Period of Confinement prior to their 19th birthday?

400

The strongest predictor of outcome/prognosis for youth in TJJD.

What is age (or age at first offense)?

500
The level of observation that would likely be indicated if a youth is refusing to give up an object that is on their person.
What is Protective Custody (Constant or 1:1)?
500

The percentage of youth who are referred to juvenile authorities who end up committed to the state (i.e., TJJD).

What is 1-2%

500

In conducting a BCA, a "thinking error" would most likely fall under this category.

What is vulnerability?

500

The number of counties in the state of Texas.

What is 254?

500

The TJJD treatment program can be best described as a _____________ model.

What is "milieu"?

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