NECC test questions well answered to
pass
Protective hold body parts NOT compressed - ANS ✔✔Abdomen, chest, below shoulders
NEVER touched - ANS ✔✔Neck
The 7 release criteria for protective holds are: - ANS ✔✔Seizure, vomiting, respiratory distress,
any injury, when calm criteria has been met, no longer safely able to hold, a supervisor tells you
to release
Notification time for protective hold - ANS ✔✔5&15 minutes
A student can be in respiratory distress if they can talk, scream, or vocalize - ANS ✔✔True
De-escalation techniques - ANS ✔✔intentional techniques used for reduction of the intensity of
a conflict used prior to protective hold
The four parts of the body to control during a prone or supine hold are - ANS ✔✔Shoulders
Above the wrists
Hips
Calves for leg control
Protective measure information must be entered in the PM database after protective hold - ANS
✔✔True
pass
Protective hold body parts NOT compressed - ANS ✔✔Abdomen, chest, below shoulders
NEVER touched - ANS ✔✔Neck
The 7 release criteria for protective holds are: - ANS ✔✔Seizure, vomiting, respiratory distress,
any injury, when calm criteria has been met, no longer safely able to hold, a supervisor tells you
to release
Notification time for protective hold - ANS ✔✔5&15 minutes
A student can be in respiratory distress if they can talk, scream, or vocalize - ANS ✔✔True
De-escalation techniques - ANS ✔✔intentional techniques used for reduction of the intensity of
a conflict used prior to protective hold
The four parts of the body to control during a prone or supine hold are - ANS ✔✔Shoulders
Above the wrists
Hips
Calves for leg control
Protective measure information must be entered in the PM database after protective hold - ANS
✔✔True
