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LERC Report Writing Final Test

	Facts & Details #1: “Hardy was acting crazy” is a statement of: Fact Opinion Both fact and opinion Neither fact nor opinion #2: REPORT WRITING recommends you: State conclusions at the end of your report. State conclusions at the beginning of your report. Do not jump to conclusions. None of the above. #3: When statements are important in deciding to make an arrest: Quote the person if possible. Summarize the information if possible. Only quote statements of fact. Change witness statements from general to specific language. IMPORTANT! Please click the submit button only once. It may take a moment for the test to score your grade.
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Part I

Bloodborne Pathogen

Introduction

Section 1: Bloodborne Basics

• The ABC’s of Disease
• Invading the Body
• On-the-Job Exposure (scenarios)

Section 2: HIV/AIDS

• How the Virus Works
• How the Virus is Spread
• Result of Exposure
• At-Risk Populations
• Law Enforcement Risk

Bloodborne Pathogens – Pathenogenic microorganisms that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).