Brain Injury and Correctional Facilities Case Study Quiz

You notice an inmate looking around and their eyes are wandering while you are trying to give directions. Select the best answer for the next step you should take:  

An inmate confided in you about an experience when they were in a fight several years ago. You notice that they can get distracted easily and oftentimes have difficulty completing their assigned activities. You think they may have a brain injury from the fight a few years ago but do not think they are aware. Please select all actions (3) that you can take:

An inmate was just transferred to your facility and you are going over the rules and expectations. Which method should you NOT do?  

An inmate has had several occurrences of outbursts and disagreements with fellow inmates. A moment ago, someone just told the inmate “no” and he became visibly frustrated. The inmate is demonstrating difficulty understanding the conversation. Please select (3) non-verbal techniques you can teach the inmate to recognize what is being said to him when someone is saying “no” to him:

An inmate was scheduled for a work shift and has not yet shown up. You have noticed signs that they might be experiencing some difficulties with their short-term memory, as they are often misplacing their items, have difficulty repeating back information, and have difficulty following directions. The next time you see them, you:  

An inmate continues to get into trouble for being in the wrong places and you notice that they have been having difficulties with learning the layout of the building and memory. You speak with your supervisor about what is going on and suggest all of the following to help the inmate EXCEPT: