A list of typical questions to test the theoretical knowledge of private security guards and employees legal entities with special statutory tasks to be periodic review for suitability for action in conditions associated with the use of firearms and special means
Approved by order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 000 of August 15, 2011
Legal training
(questions without marks - for all categories)
1. What coercive measures can be used by private security guards?
1. Detention at the scene of the offense of persons who have committed an unlawful encroachment on protected property, the use of special means and firearms permitted in private security activities.
2. Checking documents, inspecting carried things, using special means and firearms allowed in private security activities.
3. Seizure of objects, inspection of vehicles, use of firearms and edged weapons.
2. What types of special means are allowed to be used in private security activities?
1. Rubber sticks, handcuffs, means for forced stopping of transport.
2. Safety helmets, safety vests, handcuffs and rubber sticks.
3. Rubber sticks, tear substances, service dogs.
3. What type of weapon is the electroshock device issued to a security guard in a private security organization for work at a post? (5-6 category)
1. Civilian weapons permitted for use in private security activities.
2. A special tool allowed for use in private security activities.
3. Service weapon permitted for use in private security activities.
4. In what normative act contains rules for the use of private security guards certain types special funds?
1. In Law Russian Federation"On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation".
2. In the Federal Law "On Weapons".
3. In the relevant resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation.
5. The guard is prohibited from using firearms (5-6 category):
1. When visibility is limited due to weather conditions.
2. With a significant crowd of people.
3. With a significant crowd of people, when unauthorized persons may suffer from the use of weapons.
6. What countsabsenteeism in accordance with the Labor Code of the Russian Federation?
1. Absence from the workplace without a good reason for more than one hour.
2. Absence from the workplace without a valid reason for more than four hours in a row.
3. Absence from the workplace without a good reason from two to four hours.
7. In what cases is the fact that a citizen has previously been convicted of a crime not an obstacle to obtaining a security guard certificate?
1. In the event that a citizen has a criminal record for a crime committed through negligence, or in the event of cancellation or removal of a criminal record.
2. In the event that a citizen has a criminal record for a crime committed through negligence, or has been sentenced on probation.
3. In both of the above cases.
8. Should a security guard freely allow persons who introduce themselves as law enforcement officers to the protected facility?
1. Must in any case if certificates similar to those of law enforcement officers are presented.
2. Must, in cases where the law provides for unimpeded admission, after making sure that these persons are law enforcement officers.
3. Shouldn't.
9. Can private security guard not only to detain a person who has committed an unlawful encroachment on protected property, but also to take away weapons and other instruments of crime from the offender (if they are obviously available)?
1. No, this is a matter for the internal affairs bodies.
2. Has the right to both detain and seize the offense at the scene.
3. Has the right to detain the specified person at the scene of the offense, provided that he is immediately transferred to the internal affairs body, but he can take away the instrument of crime only in situations of necessary defense and extreme necessity.
10. What is the minimum duration of annual leave provided for by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation?
1. At least 28 business days.
2. Not less than 28 calendar days.
3. At the discretion of the administration, but not less than 14 calendar days.
11. Is a security guard obliged to hand over his weapons when flying through the territory of the Russian Federation on an aircraft? (5-6 category)
1. Required in all cases.
2. Obliged, except when he has protected property.
3. Not required.
12. When protecting objects with the implementation of work on the design, installation and maintenance of technical means of protection, the use of the following technical means is provided:
1. Technical means of protection produced in the Russian Federation.
2. Technical means of protection, the list of types of which is established by the Government of the Russian Federation
3. Any types of technical means of protection at the discretion of the head of a private security organization.
13. Can foreign citizens take part in private security activities on the territory of the Russian Federation?
2. They can't.
3. They can on the grounds and within the framework provided for by international treaties of the Russian Federation.
14. In order to ensure the provision of services to protect the life and health of citizens, the issuance of weapons to posts and routes: (5-6 category)
1. Allowed.
2. Not allowed.
3. Allowed subject to agreement on the issuance of weapons with the internal affairs bodies.
15. In case of necessary defense, the subject of the encroachment, reflected by the defender, is:
1. Person (individual).
2. Element (forces of nature).
3. A source of increased danger (weapon, car, etc.).
16. In accordance with the current legislation, in case of necessary defense, damage is allowed:
1. To the offending person.
2. Third parties.
3. Any persons.
17. Can the actions of a security guard to protect the life and health of another person be regarded as actions in a state of necessary defense:
1. They cannot under any circumstances.
2. They can, if the conditions of necessary defense provided for by law are met.
3. They can, only if the specified person had protected property.
18. Is it allowed to cause harm to third parties in a state of necessary defense?
1. Yes, with a group attack.
2. Yes, during an armed attack.
19. Harm caused in a state of emergency:
1. Non-refundable.
2. In all cases, subject to compensation in full by the person who caused the harm.
3. Subject to compensation by court decision
20. Infliction of harm, less significant than the harm prevented, is a prerequisite for the legality of actions:
1. In a state of necessary defense.
2. In a state of emergency.
3. As in a state of necessary defense, and in a state of emergency.
21. A private security guard who has a firearm at his post, issued to him by a security organization to carry out security functions, uses it: (5-6 category)
1. In the cases and in the manner prescribed by Articles 16, 18 of the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation."
22. A private security guard who has at his post a civilian weapon that is not a firearm, issued to him by a security organization to carry out security functions, uses it: (5-6 category)
1. In the cases and in the manner prescribed by Articles 16, 18 of the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation."
2. In the cases and in the manner established by Article 24 of the Federal Law "On Weapons", on the grounds common to all citizens of the Russian Federation.
3. In the cases and in the manner prescribed by Articles 37, 39 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
23. Actions to view by private security guards the documents of visitors to the protected object (as well as to inspect the property brought in and taken out by them, registration and processing of their personal data) can be carried out:
1. As coercive measures applied regardless of the will of visitors to the object of protection, who have become familiar with the rules of the intra-object and access control at the object
2. On a voluntary basis, when visitors have familiarized themselves with the relevant rules of the intra-object and access regimes established by the client or customer of security services, and agreed to comply with them.
3. On the basis of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, regardless of the existence of any rules established by the client or customer of security services
24. Does a citizen of the Russian Federation who has a security guard certificate have the right to carry out security activities independently, without employment in a private security organization:
2.Does not have.
3. Has, under the obligatory condition of concluding an agreement with the owner of the protected property.
25. Violation by guards of the rules for carrying weapons and cartridges for it entails:
1. Criminal liability.
2. Administrative responsibility.
26. Is it possible to terminate an employment contract at the initiative of the employer in the event of a single appearance of an employee at the workplace in a state of alcoholic or drug intoxication?
1. Allowed.
2. Not allowed.
3. Allowed only if there is a blood alcohol level of at least 4 ppm.
27. Upon dismissal, a work book is issued to an employee:
1. One day before dismissal.
2. On the day of dismissal.
3. Not later than three working days following the day of dismissal.
28. Can an official of an organization with which this private security organization concluded an agreement for the provision of security services be an employee of a private security organization?
2. Can't.
3. Maybe if it is provided for by the contract for the provision of security services of this organization.
29. The right of private security guards to detain at the scene of an offense a person who has committed an unlawful encroachment on protected property is fixed:
2. In article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation.
3. In article 12 of the Law "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation".
30. What act is recognized as a crime?
1. Guilty committed socially dangerous act.
2. Guilty committed socially dangerous act prohibited by the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation under threat of punishment.
3. A socially dangerous act prohibited by the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation under the threat of punishment, regardless of the presence of guilt.
31. What act is recognized as an administrative offense?
1. Socially dangerous action (omission) for which no criminal punishment is provided.
2. Illegal action (inaction) of an individual or legal entity for which administrative liability is established by the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses or the laws of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation on administrative offenses.
3. Illegal, guilty action (inaction) of an individual or legal entity for which administrative liability is established by the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses or the laws of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation on administrative offenses.
32. To what extent is the employee liable for the damage caused to the employer?
1. In the amount of not more than half of their average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
2. Within the limits of their average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
3. In the amount of no more than two average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
33. The decision to cancel the certificate of a private security guard is made by:
2. Head of a private security organization..
3. Body of internal affairs.
34. The certificate of a private security guard is issued by the internal affairs bodies:
1. For 3 years.
2. For 5 years.
3. For 4 years.
35. What is the requirement of the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation" to a private security guard when renewing the certificate?
1. Pass a second fingerprint registration with the internal affairs bodies.
2. Pass vocational training in educational institutions that train private security guards and pass a qualifying exam.
3. Pass advanced training in educational institutions that train private security guards.
36. When repelling an attack on a security guard, he has the right to use the firearms issued to him in a private security organization: (5-6 category)
1. To repel an attack when it own life exposed to immediate danger.
2. To repel an attack when his own life or health is endangered.
3. To repel any attack on the guard.
37. In what cases does the Law of the Russian Federation “On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation” provide for the mandatory informing of the personnel and visitors of the protected facility by posting relevant information before entering the protected area?
1. In the case of the provision of services for the protection of property.
2. In the case of the provision of security services using video surveillance, as well as the provision of security services in the form of providing internal and (or) access control.
3. In the case of the provision of security services at especially important and sensitive facilities.
38. Do citizens who have not passed the mandatory state fingerprint registration have the right to acquire the legal status of a private security guard?
1. No, they don't.
2. Yes, they do.
3. They have, if they do not use service weapons in the process of exercising their labor function.
39. Is a private security guard required to have a personal security guard card?
1. Yes, I must.
2. No, not required.
3. Required only if performing a labor function with a service weapon.
40. What is the deadline for a security guard (head or authorized representative of a security organization) to submit an application to the internal affairs body to extend the validity of the certificate?
1. At least 30 days before its expiration date.
2. At least 15 days before its expiration date.
3. At least 45 days before its expiration date.
41. Within what period is a private security guard obliged to inform the internal affairs body at the location of the registration file in case of loss of the certificate, bringing it into disrepair, change of surname (first name, patronymic)?
1. Not later than 5 days from the date of occurrence of such events.
2. Not later than 10 days from the date of occurrence of such events.
3. Not later than 15 days from the date of occurrence of such events.
42. What category is a citizen entitled to apply for when passing a qualification exam for a security guard in accordance with the Unified Tariff and Qualification Reference Book of Works and Professions of Workers?
1. For the first, second and third digits.
2. For the fourth, fifth and sixth categories.
3. On the sixth, seventh and eighth digits.
43. Who and within what period of time, in accordance with the law, is the guard obliged to inform about each case of the use of weapons? (5-6 category)
1. At the first opportunity of the head of a private security organization.
2. Immediately the internal affairs body at the place where the weapon was used.
3.Immediately the customer's security service.
44. Whom and within what period, in accordance with the law, is the private security guard obliged to notify in cases where citizens have received bodily injuries while using special means and firearms?
1. Immediately notify the prosecutor and as soon as possible
health and internal affairs authorities.
2. Immediately notify the health authorities and the head of the security organization.
3. Notify the customer of the private security service immediately.
45. Do the regulatory legal acts of the Government of the Russian Federation provide for the use by security guards of special means to repel an attack that directly threatens the life and health of protected citizens?
1. No, not provided.
2. Provided only in a state of necessary defense.
3. Yes, provided.
46. In what cases is it not forbidden for a private security guard to use special means in relation to women with visible signs of pregnancy, persons with obvious signs of disability and minors whose age is obvious or known to the security guard?
1. In the event that they show armed resistance, commit a group or other attack that threatens the life and health of a private security guard or protected property.
2. In cases of group resistance by the indicated persons.
3. If the violator refuses to obey the demand of the security guard, proceed to the security premises.
47. In what places on the offender's body is it forbidden for a private security guard to strike with a special tool - a rubber stick?
1. On the back and legs.
2. On the arms and the back of the head.
3. On the head, neck, clavicular region, abdomen, genitals.
48. Is a private security guard obliged to immediately inform the internal affairs authorities if he fired a shot into the air to warn of his intention to use a weapon? (5-6 category)
1. Obliged to inform the internal affairs body at the place of use of weapons.
2. Not obliged, because there are no victims.
3. Obliged to inform the internal affairs body at the location of the private security organization.
49. Against whom are private security guards prohibited from using firearms? (5-6 category)
1. Regarding children.
2. In relation to citizens who have a document confirming the presence of a disability.
3. In relation to women, persons with obvious signs of disability and minors, when their age is obvious or known to the guard.
50. In what cases is a private security guard not prohibited from using firearms against women, persons with obvious signs of disability and minors whose age is obvious or known to the guard? (5-6 category)
1. In the case of their group resistance.
2. In the event of armed resistance by the indicated persons, an armed or group attack that threatens the life of a security guard or protected property.
3. In case of refusal to comply with the requirement of the guard to proceed to the security premises.
51. The provision of security services in special uniforms in accordance with the law is:
1. The obligation of employees of a private security organization (regardless of any conditions).
2. The right of employees of a private security organization (regardless of any conditions).
3. The right of employees of a private security organization (unless otherwise stipulated in the contract with the customer).
52. What are the requirements of the Law "On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation" for vehicles used in private security activities?
1.On them in without fail applied special paint.
2. It is forbidden to put information inscriptions and signs on them.
3.Special coloring, information inscriptions and signs on Vehicle akh private security organizations are subject to agreement with the internal affairs bodies in the manner determined by the Government of the Russian Federation.
53. Upon reaching what age is a citizen entitled to apply for the acquisition of the status of a private security guard?
1. Upon reaching the age of 18.
2. Upon reaching the age of 21.
3. Upon reaching the age of 25.
54. In case of necessary defense, infliction of any harm to the encroaching person is lawful:
1. In the case of a group attack.
2. If this encroachment is accompanied by violence dangerous to the life of the defender or another person, or with an immediate threat of the use of such violence.
3. If the assault is accompanied by violence dangerous to the health of the defender.
55. Do persons who have the opportunity to avoid a socially dangerous attack or seek help from other persons or authorities have the right to necessary defense?
1. Yes, they do.
2. No, they don't.
3. They have if the attack is accompanied by violence dangerous to the life of the defender.
56. Is it possible to compensate for the harm caused to the offending person in a state of necessary defense, if in this case the limits of necessary defense were not exceeded?
1. Yes, subject to.
2. Partially subject to judgment.
3. Not subject.
57. In what cases is the guard allowed not to warn about the intention to use special means and firearms?
1. When a threat to the life and health of protected citizens may arise.
2. When delay in the use of special means or firearms creates an immediate danger to his life and health or may entail other grave consequences.
3. When there is a threat of violence that is life-threatening for the guard.
58. According to the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation" under the objects of protection are understood:
1. Any objects in respect of which security measures in connection with possible and emerging threats to them
2. Immovable things (including buildings, structures, structures), movable things (including vehicles, cargo, cash, securities), including during their transportation, as well as individuals
3. Immovable things (including buildings, structures, structures), movable things (including vehicles, cargo, cash, securities), including during their transportation
59. According to the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation" access and intra-object regimes at security facilities are established:
1. Client or customer
2. Private security organization
3. Joint decision of the customer (client) and private security organization
60. According to the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation" access and intra-object regimes should be brought to:
1. To the attention of the internal affairs body at the location of the object of protection
2. To the attention of the staff and visitors of the security facility
3. To the attention of the internal affairs bodies and the state fire service at the location of the object of protection
61. Private security guards, when ensuring intra-object and access control, are required to present a certificate of a private security guard:
1. At the request of any visitors to the security facilities, regardless of their official position and citizenship
2. At the request of law enforcement officers, other citizens
3. Only at the request of the management of a private security organization
62. According to the Law of the Russian Federation "On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation", private security guards, when providing intra-object and access control, must be guided by:
1. Instructions of representatives of any state bodies
2. Oral instructions from representatives of the client or customer
3. job description private security guard
63. Private security guards, when providing intra-object and access control, information that has become known to them about crimes being prepared or committed, as well as about actions, about circumstances that create a threat to the safety of people at security objects, are obliged to immediately report:
1. To the head of a private security organization and to the relevant law enforcement agencies
2. To a representative of the client or customer and to the relevant law enforcement agencies
3. To the relevant law enforcement agencies
64. Private security guards are prohibited from obstructing:
1. Any actions of officials of law enforcement and regulatory bodies in the course of the exercise by these officials of their activities
2. Legal actions of officials of law enforcement and regulatory bodies in the exercise of their activities by these officials
3. Actions of officials of law enforcement and regulatory bodies, regardless of whether they carry out their official activities
65. Private security guards have the right to demand from the staff and visitors of the security facilities compliance with the intra-object and access regimes:
1. When ensuring intra-object and access regimes within the object of protection, as well as during the transportation of protected goods, cash and other property
2. When exercising duties to protect the life and health of citizens
3. When providing any security services, statutory
66. According to the Law of the Russian Federation “On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation”, private security guards do not have the right to inspect at security facilities that have access control, vehicles entering security facilities (leaving security facilities):
1. Operational services of state paramilitary organizations
2. Any bodies exercising state and municipal control.
3. Administration of the protected object and private security organization
67. Inspection by private security guards at security facilities where access control is established, vehicles entering the security facilities (leaving the security facilities) and brought in (taken out) property must be made in the presence of:
1. Representative of the client or customer, drivers of these vehicles
2. The senior object of protection, accompanying the indicated vehicles and property of persons, as well as witnesses
3. Drivers of said vehicles and persons accompanying said vehicles and property
68. Actions to protect the scene of an incident related to restricting the movement of people and vehicles can be carried out by a private security guard:
1. By virtue of the relevant right enshrined in the legislation governing private security activities (for actions at the scene of any offense)
2. By virtue of the relevant right enshrined in the legislation governing private security activities (for actions at the scene of a serious crime)
3. In the absence of the right enshrined in the legislation governing private security activities (in conditions of emergency, when it is impossible to eliminate the danger to life and health of people, property of citizens and organizations in any other way, and also to keep traces of the crime until the arrival of law enforcement officers)
69. Acceptance of the qualification exam for private security guards is carried out by:
1. Examination committee of an educational institution implementing a professional training program for private security guards.
2. Examination commission at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate for the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, internal affairs bodies in closed administrative-territorial formations, at especially important and sensitive facilities.
3. Any inspector of the licensing and permitting division of the internal affairs body at the place of residence of the examinee or at the location of a private security organization.
70. To obtain a private security guard certificate, a copy of the passport and a copy of the certificate of professional training of a private security guard are submitted:
1. Without any certification and without presenting the originals of the named documents.
2. Necessarily in a notarized form.
3. With presentation of original documents.
71. In the event that a private security guard fails to undergo a repeated periodic test for suitability for actions related to the use of firearms and special means, the following shall be seized:
1. Certificate of a private security guard.
2. Personal card of the security guard and permission to store and carry firearms (if the security guard has one).
3. Personal security guard card, private security guard certificate and permission to keep and carry firearms (if the security guard has one).
72. Which of the following places on the offender's body is allowed to be struck with a special tool - a rubber stick?
1. On the arms, legs and clavicular region.
2. On the arms, legs and back.
3. On the head, neck, genitals and abdomen.
73. A private security guard of the 6th category is periodically tested for suitability for actions related to the use of firearms and special means (6th category):
1. Once every five years - when renewing the validity of a private security guard's certificate.
2. Annually.
3. Annually and when moving from one private security organization to another.
74. It is not a prerequisite for extending the validity of a private security guard's certificate:
1. Submission of a copy of the document on passing the re-qualification exam, confirming the existing rank
2. Submission of a copy of the document confirming the completion of training in the educational program for advanced training of private security guards
3. Submission of a medical report on the absence of diseases that prevent the performance of the duties of a private security guard, in the form established by the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation, from the date of issue of which no more than one year has passed.
76. Documents for the issuance (extension) of the validity period of a private security guard's certificate to the internal affairs bodies can be submitted by:
1. Only the citizen himself
2. Citizen or head of a security organization
3. Citizen or head or authorized representative of a security organization
77. Documents for the issuance (renewal) of the validity period of a private security guard's certificate may be submitted to the internal affairs bodies:
1. Only at the place of residence
2. Only at the location of the security organization
3. At the place of residence or at the location of the security organization
78. In case of loss of the certificate of a private security guard, bringing it into disrepair, changing the surname (first name, patronymic) a citizen is obliged to report this to the internal affairs body at the location of the registration file:
1. Not later than 5 days from the date of occurrence of such events
2. Not later than 10 days from the date of occurrence of such events
3. Not later than 15 days from the date of occurrence of such events
79. To make changes to the certificate of a private security guard in connection with a change in his place of residence, an application and other documents established by the Government of the Russian Federation are submitted to the internal affairs body at the location of the registration file:
1. Within 15 calendar days from the date of receipt of documents confirming such changes
2. Within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of documents confirming such changes
3. Within 45 calendar days from the date of receipt of documents confirming such changes
80. The period of validity of a private security guard's certificate is extended:
1. For 1 year
2. For 3 years
3. For 5 years
81. In accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation", one of the cases of cancellation of a private security guard's certificate is:
1. Repeated bringing of a private security guard to administrative responsibility during the year for committing administrative offenses that encroach on the institutions of state power, public order and public safety, administrative offenses in the field of property protection
2. Repeated bringing of a private security guard to administrative responsibility during the year for committing administrative offenses that encroach on the institutions of state power, public order and public security, administrative offenses against the management order
3. Non-passing by a private security guard of a repeated periodic test for suitability for actions related to the use of firearms and special means
82. In accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation", the certificate of a private security guard is canceled:
1. By decision of the examination commission at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Central Internal Affairs Directorate, Internal Affairs Directorate for the subject of the Russian Federation at the place of passing the qualification exam
2. By decision of the internal affairs body
3. By decision of the court at the place of permanent registration of a citizen
83. What are the limits of the employee's liability to the employer?
1. For the damage caused, the employee shall be liable within half of his average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
2. For the damage caused, the employee shall be liable within the limits of his average annual earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
3. For the damage caused, the employee shall be liable within the limits of his average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
84. In which of the following cases is the employee liable to the employer in the full amount of the damage caused (in accordance with the Labor Code of the Russian Federation)?
1. If there is a shortage of valuables entrusted to the employee, including in the absence of a special written agreement or a one-time document
2. In case of damage as a result of an administrative offense established by the relevant state body
3. In the event of a criminal case being initiated in connection with the actions of the employee that caused damage (regardless of the court decision made in the case)
85. Certificate of a private security guard:
1. This is a document that gives the right to a private security guard to independently provide security services
2. This is a document that gives the right to a private security guard to work with a security company under a contract
3. This is a document that gives the right to a private security guard to work under an employment contract with a security organization in a position directly related to the provision of security services
86. Upon the seizure of a private security guard's certificate, the following is compiled:
1. Certificate indicating the reasons for the withdrawal, a copy of which is handed to the citizen
2. An act indicating the reasons for the withdrawal, a copy of which is handed over to the citizen
3. Protocol indicating the reasons for the withdrawal, a copy of which is handed over to the citizen
87. Upon receipt of a notice of dismissal of an employee who received a certificate at the location of the registration file of the organization, the registration file of a private security guard is sent (transferred) to the internal affairs body at the place of permanent registration of the citizen:
1. Within 20 days
2. Within 30 days
3. Within 30 working days
88. Registration file of a private security guard who received a certificate at the location of the organization’s accounting file, upon receipt of a notice of his dismissal:
1. Sent (transferred) to the internal affairs body at the place of permanent registration of a citizen
2. Issued to the guard (in a sealed envelope) for transfer to the internal affairs body at the place of permanent registration of the citizen
3. It is stored in the internal affairs body at the location of the organization's accounting file for 5 years.
89. The provision of private security services that are not provided for by law, or in violation of the requirements established by law, entails the imposition of an administrative fine:
1. On private security guards; on heads of private security organizations.
2. To a legal entity.
3. For citizens; on heads of private security organizations.
90. Illegal implementation of private security activities entails:
1. Disqualification of the head of a legal entity
2. Imposition of an administrative fine on citizens; on officials; for legal entities
3. Imposition of an administrative fine on citizens or officials; or administrative arrest for up to fifteen days
91. Insurance of citizens engaged in private security activities in case of their death, injury or other damage to health in connection with the provision of security services carried out (in the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation):
1. At the expense of a citizen engaged in private security activities
2. At the expense of the relevant security organization
3. At the expense of public funds
92. Persons who have a criminal record for committing a crime are not entitled to apply for the acquisition of the legal status of a private security guard:
1. Out of frivolity
2. By negligence
3. With indirect intent
93. The security activities of organizations do not apply to objects:
1. Subject to state protection
2. Located in the territories of closed administrative-territorial formations
3. Having special importance to ensure the life and security of the state and the population
94. A private security guard is held criminally liable for the following actions:
1. Going beyond the limits of the powers established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, regulating the implementation of private security and detective activities, and entailed material breach the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and (or) organizations or legally protected interests of society or the state
2. Going beyond the limits of the powers established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, regulating the implementation of private security and detective activities, and entailed any violation of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and (or) organizations or legally protected interests of society or the state
3. Expressed in the provision of private security services, either not provided for by law, or in violation of the requirements established by law.
95. Criminal offenses include:
1. Infliction of grievous bodily harm by negligence, committed in excess of the limits of necessary defense
2. Intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm committed in excess of the limits of necessary defense
3. Deliberate infliction of moderate harm to health, committed in excess of the limits of necessary defense
96. Criminal offenses include:
1. Intentional infliction of severe or moderate bodily injury, committed in excess of the measures necessary to detain a person who committed a crime
2. Infliction of serious or moderate bodily harm by negligence, committed in excess of the measures necessary to detain the person who committed the crime
3. Intentional infliction of minor bodily harm, committed in excess of the measures necessary to detain a person who committed a crime
97. A citizen who has not passed the test of theoretical knowledge or practical skills when passing the qualifying exam may retake the qualifying exam:
1. Only once
2. No more than two times
3. The number of retakes is not regulated
98. The examination sheet, which issued the results of the qualification exam, is stored in the internal affairs bodies:
1. Two years
2. Five years
3. Ten years
99. In accordance with the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, for the commission of a disciplinary offense by an employee, the employer has the right to apply the following disciplinary sanctions:
1. Remark, reprimand, dismissal on appropriate grounds
2. Remark, reprimand, severe reprimand, incomplete official compliance, transfer to a lower position
3. Remark, reprimand, severe reprimand, fine, deprivation of bonus
100. According to the Instruction approved by the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, in order to obtain a private security guard certificate, a medical certificate is submitted confirming the absence of diseases that prevent the performance of the duties of a private security guard, from the date of issue of which the following has passed:
1. No more than three months
2. No more than six months
3. Not more than one year
101. In accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation", a private security guard is recognized:
1. A citizen of the Russian Federation who has reached the age of eighteen, has undergone professional training to work as a private security guard, has passed a qualification exam, received a private security guard certificate in accordance with the procedure established by this Law and works under an employment contract with a security organization
2. A citizen of the Russian Federation who has reached the age of twenty-one, has undergone professional training to work as a private security guard, has passed a qualification exam, received a private security guard's certificate in accordance with the procedure established by this Law and works under an employment contract with a security organization
3. A citizen of the Russian Federation who has reached the age of eighteen, who has undergone professional training to work as a private security guard and has passed a qualifying exam, subject to passing a periodic test for suitability for actions in conditions associated with the use of firearms and special means
102. In accordance with the regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, the examination sheet, which draws up the results of passing the qualification exam, is signed by:
1. Members of the commission who took the exam and the person who took the exam
2. Members of the commission who took the exam and the head of the group of examinees
3. Members of the commission who took the exam
103. In accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, embezzlement means:
1. Free-of-charge seizure and (or) conversion of someone else's property in favor of the guilty person or other persons, committed for mercenary purposes, causing damage to the owner or other owner of this property
2. Committed, regardless of the presence of a mercenary purpose, illegal gratuitous seizure and (or) conversion of another's property in favor of the guilty person or other persons that caused damage to the owner or other owner of this property
3. Illegal gratuitous seizure and (or) conversion of someone else's property in favor of the guilty person or other persons, committed for mercenary purposes, causing damage to the owner or other owner of this property
104. In accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, theft is understood as:
105. In accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, robbery means:
1. Open theft of someone else's property
3. Theft of another's property or acquisition of the right to another's property by deceit or breach of trust
106. In accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, robbery means:
1. Assault committed with the use of violence dangerous to life or health, or with the threat of such violence
2. Assault for the purpose of stealing someone else's property, committed with the use of violence dangerous to life or health, or with the threat of using such violence
3. Open theft of someone else's property
107. In accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, misappropriation or embezzlement means:
2. Secret theft of other people's property
3. Theft of another's property or acquisition of the right to another's property by deceit or breach of trust
108. In accordance with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, fraud means:
1. Theft of someone else's property entrusted to the guilty
2. Secret theft of other people's property
3. Theft of another's property or acquisition of the right to another's property by deceit or breach of trust
109. When issuing permits for the storage and carrying of weapons in order to extend their validity, as well as in cases of re-issuance, previously received, with expired actions: (5-6 category)
1. To be destroyed with the drawing up of an appropriate act with the participation of a private security guard and a responsible person of a private security organization
2. Subject to delivery to the internal affairs bodies
3. Remain in the hands of a private security guard
110. Scheduled periodic testing for fitness for action in conditions associated with the use of firearms and special means for security guards of the 6th category is carried out: (6th category)
1. Once a year during the month preceding the day and month of the date of passing the qualifying exam.
2. Once a year during the month preceding the day and month of the date of issuance of a permit for the storage and carrying of service weapons in the performance of official duties, including in the procedure for extending the validity of the said permit.
3. Once a year during the month preceding the day and month of the date of the previous periodic inspection.
111. If an unsatisfactory assessment is received during a periodic test for suitability for action in conditions associated with the use of firearms and special means, a re-test is carried out:
1. Within two weeks from the date of the decision on an unsatisfactory assessment
2. Within a month from the date of the decision on an unsatisfactory assessment
3. Not later than two months from the date of the decision on an unsatisfactory assessment
112. In accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation “On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation”, the legal basis for private detective and security activities is:
3. Let those who arrived at the facility after a test call to the duty officer of the private security unit
128. Most effective measures to ensure the safe protection of property during its transportation (in relation to funds collected from the facility by employees of commercial banks) are:
1. Preliminary inspection of the approaches to the object, the entrance of the car for the transportation of funds at a minimum distance, mutual insurance of security personnel
2. Availability of service firearms and body armor
3. Conducting regular classes with security officers on fire and physical training
129. The best actions to ensure the cessation of crowd aggression in relation to the object of protection are:
1. The entry of security officers into a physical confrontation with the crowd
2. Switching the attention of the crowd, highlighting and neutralizing the activity of leaders
3. The use of special means or weapons to kill
130. The procedure for the entry of a security guard to the post for the protection of a stationary object begins:
1. From making an entry in the log of acceptance and delivery of duty
2. From the report of the administration of the protected facility on taking up duty
3. From the inspection of the object and the surrounding area
131. When suppressing an attempt by a group of offenders to enter a protected facility, the most effective and rational means of counteraction is:
1. Use of physical force by guards
2. Use of weapons and special means
3. Use of engineering and technical means
132. At a guarded facility, one of the two armed guards suffered a heart attack. What actions of the second guard will be optimal: (5-6 category)
1. Call " ambulance”, report the incident to the duty officer of the security company; in case of hospitalization of a sick person, without taking away his weapon, continue to serve
2. Call an ambulance, report the incident to the duty officer of the security company; in case of hospitalization of the sick person, take the weapon from him (put it in the safe or put it on yourself) and upon arrival of the person responsible for the safety of the weapon in the enterprise, transfer the weapon to him
3. Report the incident to the duty officer of the security company, wait for the replacement of the guard, and then call an ambulance.
133. What features used in the preparation of a verbal portrait allow you to most quickly and reliably distinguish the person being described in the crowd?
1. Associated elements and signs (clothing, jewelry, items used).
2. Anatomical features (description of the head, face, hair, other parts of the body)
3. Functional signs (posture, gait, gestures, facial expressions, voice, etc.)
134. What is prioritized when providing security in places where mass events are held?
1. The possibility of encroachment on the property of those participating in the event.
2. The possibility of riots. Signs of a terrorist threat.
3. Violation of the rules established by the organizers of the event (stowaway, being in a state of intoxication, etc.)
135. When viewing documents presented by visitors in accordance with the rules established by the administration of protected objects, additional attention should be paid to:
1. The presence of other documents by visitors (in addition to those required by the rules of passage)
2. Psychological state verifiable
3. Clarification of personal data of visitors not related to the details of the document being viewed
136. The most effective way to ensure security when viewing (checking) documents of visitors to protected sites is:
1. Carrying out an inspection with the location of the inspector relative to the person being checked (or the appropriate construction of the security group), ensuring the safety of the inspector (mutual insurance of the guards).
2. Carrying out a check with the transfer of a document for viewing by security through a special secure window (mini-gateway).
3. Carrying out an inspection with weapons and special means alerted
137. The selection of persons with non-standard behavior among visitors of objects and their further control is:
1. An action that goes beyond the functional duties of the guards
2. One of effective ways ensuring anti-terrorist protection and protection of facilities
3. Tactical action carried out exclusively on the special instructions of the Customer
138. The most correct course of action for a security guard in the event of a metal detector triggering when a visitor enters a protected facility (if the passage rules provide for the presentation of all metal objects) is:
1. An offer to the visitor to present all items containing metal, and in case of refusal - to conduct a forced examination of the visitor
2. Immediate detention of the visitor to transfer him to the internal affairs bodies
3. An offer to the visitor to present all items containing metal, and in case of refusal - to prevent him from entering the object
139. Which of the following conditions of detention carried out by guards is tactical:
1. The need to keep the initiative during detention
2. The need for the immediate transfer of detainees to the internal affairs bodies
3. The need to take into account the legal immunity to the detention of certain categories of persons
140. An additional tactical action during an arrest carried out by guards can be:
1. Availability of weapons and special equipment
2. Giving signals with a whistle, adopted in the internal affairs bodies
3. Use of service dogs
141. The monitoring station (central monitoring console) of a private security company, which has contractual obligations to leave its employees to protected facilities, received a signal from the facility that an alarm had been triggered. Which of the options for the duty monitoring station in this case is correct:
1. Write down the data on the alarm triggering in the log of the duty officer on the monitoring station, go to the protected facility yourself
2. Notify the internal affairs authorities, write down the data on the alarm triggering in the log of the duty officer for the monitoring station
3. Send to the object of the RRT (rapid response group) - a group of guards on duty, write down the data on the alarm triggering in the log of the duty officer for the monitoring station
142. Security guards of the RRT (quick response group) of a private security company arrived to trigger an alarm at a protected property. Which of the options for equipment and actions of the guards is the most correct:
1. Guards use vests, protective helmets, service and civilian weapons included in the lists of special means and weapons of guards; means of communication; guards apply mutual insurance
2. Guards use service weapons, means of communication; a group in full strength (including the driver) enters the protected premises (protected area) to check
3. Guards use vests, protective helmets, service and civilian weapons included in the lists of special equipment and weapons for guards, communications equipment, service dogs; part of the group guards the car, and the other enters the protected premises (into the protected area) to check
143 by car, is justified if the stop is made:
1. To pick up a passenger following in the same direction - provided that there is only one passenger, and there is an empty seat in the car on which the security group follows
2. To assist the driver of another car in urgent car repairs - subject to the organization of protection of the stopping place
3. To wait for the arrival of traffic police officers at the scene of an accident with the driver of a car followed by a security group - subject to the adoption of urgent measures to strengthen security, and, if necessary, to call a spare car
144. The decision of the security guard to allow visitors to the protected facility at night (even if such a case is not provided for by the instructions) will be appropriate if:
1. The visitor needs to call urgently
2. Persons who introduced themselves as employees of the internal affairs bodies were asked to spend the night (subject to notification of the duty officer of the local police department)
3. Employees of the Federal Security Service need to organize an observation post along the route of the object of state protection (subject to the permission of the administration of the protected object and the responsible person of the private security company)
145. During non-working hours, persons turned to the protected facility with a request to provide assistance to the victim of an accident that happened opposite the entrance to the facility. Which of the options for the security guard at the facility is the most correct:
1. Without opening the doors of the facility, call the employees of the internal affairs bodies and an ambulance
2. Call the employees of the internal affairs bodies and an ambulance, without fail go out to provide first aid to the victim
146. Effective tactical actions of security guards to ensure the security of a protected facility involve:
1. Warning, detection, and then - suppression of threats to the security of the object (within the powers and tactical capabilities of the guards)
2. Detection, and then - suppression of threats to the security of the object (within the powers and tactical capabilities of the guards)
3. Elimination of threats to the security of the facility as they arise (within the powers and tactical capabilities of the guards)
147. Effective tactical actions of security guards to inspect a car for possible installation of explosive devices begin:
1. From an external inspection of the car, and then - an inspection of its interior and internal cavities (including the trunk, engine compartment, etc.)
2. From inspecting the surrounding area, and then from checking for connections between the car and surrounding objects (including the road surface)
3. From the inspection of the car interior, and then - the internal cavities of the car (including the trunk, engine compartment, etc.)
148. Who has the right to remove explosive devices from the place of detection, and, if they have the necessary skills, to clear explosive devices:
1. Specially trained security guards appointed by order of the head of a private security organization
2. Authorized employees of law enforcement agencies and the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia
3. The guards who directly discovered the explosive devices
149. In a locality, when guards were on the route to protect property (money transported by car and accompanied by employees of a commercial bank), an employee of the internal affairs bodies demanded to stop the car. It is advisable for the senior security team to act as follows:
1. Give a command to the driver to turn off the engine, get out of the car, approach the employee of the internal affairs bodies, introduce himself, present documents, report on being on the route for the protection of funds and ask about the reason for the stop.
2. Having ensured the blocking of the car doors, immediately report the stop to the head (on duty) of the security organization, report through the intercom or an ajar window that you are on the route for the protection of funds and ask about the reason for the stop. Without leaving the car, act according to the situation (contact the police department on duty, wait for the arrival of the security organization’s response team, and, if necessary, a replacement car and bank representatives).
3. At the request of employees to stop, inform the head (on duty) of the security organization and follow to the nearest internal affairs body
150. While at the post guarding a stationary facility, a security guard noticed a fight taking place in close proximity to the facility. Which of the options for the security guard at the facility is the most correct:
1. Without opening the doors of the facility, inform the internal affairs authorities
2. Get out and separate the fighting citizens, as the enclosing structures of the protected facility may be damaged
3. Do not take any action, since the offense occurs outside the protected facility
151. In a KAMAZ vehicle with a load, accompanied by a security guard, while driving outside the settlement, an engine breakdown occurred that required repair by the driver. Which of the guard's actions is the most optimal for protection? (6 digit)
1. The constant presence of a security guard next to the driver during repairs with a weapon ready to fire
2. Organization of a hidden outdoor post with service weapons and the necessary technical equipment (subject to an agreement with the driver on the place of his shelter and actions in case of an attack)
3. The presence of a security guard at any time of the day (permanently for the time of repair) in the KAMAZ cab with the condition that the driver gives a specially agreed signal in case of an attack
152. A security guard was forced to make fire contact with a criminal armed with an AK-47 in an open area. Directly next to the guard was a detached tree with a diameter of 30 cm, five meters to the right - a hillock 1.5 meters high, and twenty steps behind the guard - a stone building. Which of the following choices for cover and guard behavior is the safest? (6 digit)
1. Move behind a tree and track the actions of the enemy
2. Move to the stone building and take a comfortable position
3. Move behind the hillock and track the actions of the enemy
153. A security guard with a service smooth-bore long-barreled gun was guarding a house in a dacha village. There was an attack by three armed criminals. The warning fire did not help. Which type of fire should the guard choose? (6 digit)
1. Protective
3. "To defeat"
154. The first action (first stage) when viewing (checking) documents at stationary security posts:
2. Check whether the presented document is included in the list of documents established by the access control rules for presentation at this security post
3. Compare the appearance of the person depicted on the photo with the appearance of the bearer
155. The second action (second stage) when viewing (checking) documents at stationary security posts:
1. Check the document for authenticity
156. The third action (third stage) when viewing (checking) documents at stationary security posts:
1. Check the document for authenticity
2. Compare the appearance of the person depicted on the photo with the appearance of the bearer
3. Check the document for validity
157. The fourth action (fourth stage) when viewing (checking) documents at stationary security posts:
1. Compare the appearance of the person depicted on the photo with the appearance of the bearer
2. Check the document for validity
3. Check the document for authenticity
158. Which of the following is verified when authenticating a document:
1. Is the presented document included in the list of documents established by the access control rules for presentation at this security post
2. Legibility of the signature of the person authorized to sign the document, the absence of facsimile signatures to extend the validity of the document
3. Background grid; paper texture; volume, method and content of filling; conformity of the seal imprint and the signature of the authorized person; absence of traces and signs of forgery (erasures, gluing, traces of etching, replacement of elements, etc.); compliance of the form of the submitted document with the sample
159. Which additional way used to clarify the actual ownership of the document and its authenticity when viewing (verifying) documents:
1. Requirement to submit additional documents not provided for by the rules of access control
2. test questions according to the information in the document
3. Clarification of the personal data of the bearer, not related to the details of the document being viewed
160. What is the difference in the sequence of actions when detecting objects suspected to contain poisonous substances (OS), compared with the actions when detecting explosives (HE) and explosive devices (ED):
1. One of the first actions is to open the windows of the room in which a suspicious object was found
2. One of the first actions is to prepare and put on funds personal protection(gas masks, rubber gloves, etc.)
3. One of the first steps is to generously pour foam from an air-foam or carbon dioxide fire extinguisher into the detected object.
First Aid Questions
161. The first action (first stage) in the provision of first aid is:
1. Prevention of possible complications
2. Termination of the impact of the traumatic factor
162. The second action (second stage) in the provision of first aid is:
1. Elimination of a condition that threatens the life and health of the victim
2. Correct transportation of the victim
3. Prevention of possible complications
163. The third action (third stage) in the provision of first aid is:
1. Prevention of the impact of the traumatic factor
2. Prevention of possible complications
3. Correct transportation of the victim
164. Proper transportation of an unconscious victim is carried out:
1. In the supine position
2. In the position on the stomach (in case of injuries of the abdominal cavity - on the side)
3. With raised lower limbs
165. Ways of temporary stop of bleeding:
1. Partial flexion of the limb, application of a plaster, application of a pressure bandage
2. Finger pressure, maximum flexion of the limb, application of a tourniquet (twisting), application of a pressure bandage
3. Giving an elevated position to the limb, applying an aseptic bandage
166. The technique of applying a hemostatic tourniquet includes:
1. Applying a tourniquet to clothing below the site of bleeding (indicating the time of application in the note)
2. Applying a tourniquet to clothing above the site of bleeding (indicating the time of application in the note)
3. Applying a tourniquet under clothing above the site of bleeding
167. Time of applying a hemostatic tourniquet:
1. In summer - no more than 1.5 hours, in winter - no more than 30 minutes
2. In summer - no more than 2 hours, in winter - no more than 1.5 hours
3. No more than 1 hour, regardless of the ambient temperature
168. What is used to treat a wound in first aid?
1. 5% iodine solution or other alcohol-containing solutions
2. Ointment Vishnevsky
3. A solution of potassium permanganate ("potassium permanganate")
169. To what extent are measures taken in case of cessation of cardiac activity and respiration in a victim?
1. Liberation respiratory tract, carrying out IVL (artificial ventilation of the lungs) and NMS (indirect cardiac massage)
2. Carrying out NMS (indirect cardiac massage)
3. Clearing the airways, performing mechanical ventilation ( artificial ventilation lungs)
170. Where is a hemostatic tourniquet applied to a limb in case of bleeding?
1. Below the wound 4-6 cm.
2. Above the wound by 4-6 cm.
3. Directly on the wound
171. Actions to help the victim when a foreign body enters the respiratory tract?
1. Put the victim on his side and induce intense vomiting
2. Apply to the victim, standing straight, several intense blows with the palm between the shoulder blades
3. Bend the body of the victim forward, apply several intense blows with the palm between the shoulder blades, if there is no effect, grab the victim from behind, press 4-5 times on upper part belly
172. The reaction of the pupil of the victim to light indicates:
1. On the presence of consciousness
2. About the absence of consciousness
3. About the state of biological death
173. In what order are first aid measures taken in case of injury?
1. Stop bleeding, decontaminate the wound, apply a bandage
2. Decontamination of the wound, dressing, stopping bleeding
3. Stop bleeding, apply a bandage
174. What actions are carried out in case of a penetrating wound of the chest (with air escaping into the pleural cavity)?
1. Giving an elevated position, closing the wound with a bandage that does not allow air to pass through - using an individual dressing bag, other plastic bag, etc.
2. Giving an elevated position, closing the wound with a bandage that provides fixation of the chest of the victim
3. Giving the victim a position “on the back” with closing the wound with a bandage that does not allow air to pass through - using an individual dressing bag, another plastic bag, etc.
175. What rules of first aid are observed in case of a penetrating wound in abdominal cavity?
1. Do not give liquid to the victim, remove foreign body cover the wound with a sterile dressing
2. Raise your head, give a sweet warm drink, cover with a sterile napkin and put cold on the wound
3. Do not give liquid to the victim, do not remove the foreign body, cover the wound with a sterile dressing
176. If you experience pain in the heart area, first of all, you need to:
1. Measure pressure and pulse rate
2. Help to take a comfortable position
3. Give validol (nitroglycerin)
177. To the bruised place it is necessary to attach:
3. Alcohol compress
178. In case of a burn wound, it is necessary:
1. Clean the wound and rinse it with cold water
2. Apply a dry sterile dressing
3. Lubricate the wound with oil, apply a bandage
179. If tear and irritant substances come into contact with the skin, one should:
1. Wipe successively with three swabs - with a 40% solution of ethyl alcohol, with a 3% solution of sodium bicarbonate (soda), with a soapy solution
2. Rinse skin with cold water
3. Wipe dry with a rag
180. If tear and irritant substances get into the eyes, it is necessary:
1. Wipe your eyes with an oil swab
2. Wipe your eyes with a dry cloth
3. Rinse eyes with a large stream of warm water, then with 2% sodium bicarbonate (soda) solution
181. In case of damage to the bones of the forearm or lower leg, a splint is applied:
3. With the capture of three joints
182. In case of damage to the bones of the shoulder or thigh, a splint is applied:
1. With the capture of the upper (in relation to the fracture site) joint
2. With the capture of two joints (above and below the fracture site)
3. With the capture of three joints (two below and one above the fracture site)
183. In case of forced long-term application of a hemostatic tourniquet, it is necessary:
1. Periodically loosen, and then transfer above the previous overlay
2. Periodically loosen, and then transfer below the previous overlay
3. Periodically loosen, and then apply to the same place
184. The order of first aid for open fractures.
1. Anesthetize (if possible), bandage, splint
2. Apply a splint, bandage the wound
3. Apply a splint and anesthetize (if possible)
185. Greatest Efficiency assistance in removing the victim from fainting is achieved by:
1. When lifting the legs of the victim above the level of the body
2. When bringing a cotton swab moistened with ammonia (in the absence of ammonia - by pressing a point in the center of the nasolabial triangle)
3. When wrapping the victim in a blanket.
186. First aid actions for frostbite:
1. Rub the frostbitten limb with alcohol-containing solutions
2. Rub the frostbitten limb with snow
3. Wrap the affected limb with a blanket, clothes (dry heat) and give a warm drink
187. First aid actions for thermal burns:
1. Lubricate with oil, cream, rinse with water
2. Remove burnt clothing, open blisters, apply a bandage
3. Remove the burned part of the body from clothing (with the exception of dried fragments), do not open the blisters, do not lubricate anything, cover with a clean, dry material (apply a sterile bandage)
188. First aid actions for chemical burns:
1. Rinse abundantly with a stream of water and neutralize (acid - with a weak solution of alkali, alkali - with a weak solution of acid)
2. Rinse with water, dry
3. Wipe with a swab moistened with an alcohol-containing liquid
189. First aid actions for food poisoning:
1. Induce vomiting by pressing on the root of the tongue
2. Give 5-6 glasses of warm water or a weak solution of baking soda to drink, induce vomiting, repeat several times
3. Give two or three glasses of strong tea to drink
190. Helping the victim, the guard provides him with:
1. First aid
2. Specialized assistance
3. Medical care
191. After providing first aid in case of injury, one should go to a medical institution for the prevention of tetanus:
1. Only for bitten or gunshot wounds
2. Only in cases where the wound or injuring object had direct contact with the soil
3. For any injury
192. When providing first aid for nosebleeds, it is necessary:
2. Bend the head of the victim as much as possible, cold on the bridge of the nose
3. Lay the victim on his stomach on a flat surface, hang his head from the support on which the victim lies
193. The position of the victim during cardiopulmonary resuscitation:
1. On the back, on a flat, non-flexing surface
2. Leave the position in which the victim was found
3. On the back on the bed
194. When performing mechanical ventilation (artificial ventilation of the lungs) by the mouth-to-mouth method, it is necessary:
1. With your free hand, tightly pinch the nose of the victim
2. Pinch the nose of the victim only if the nasal passages are free
3. Do not pinch the victim's nose
195. When performing mechanical ventilation (artificial ventilation of the lungs) using the mouth-to-nose method, it is necessary:
1. Use your free hand to open the victim's mouth to ensure exhalation
2. With your free hand, firmly hold the victim's lower jaw so that his mouth is closed
3. Do not carry out any manipulations with the lower jaw of the victim
196. Features of IVL (artificial ventilation) for children:
1. The frequency of air blows and the volume of air blown, in comparison with adult victims, does not change
2. The frequency of air injections increases with a mandatory decrease in the volume of air injected
3. The frequency of air injections decreases with a mandatory decrease in the volume of air injected
197. The frequency of air injections per minute during mechanical ventilation (artificial lung ventilation) is:
1. 6-8 breaths per minute for adults, 8-11 for children
2. 10-14 breaths per minute for adults, 15-18 for children
3. 20-24 breaths per minute for adults, 30-36 for children
198. The rhythm of cardiopulmonary resuscitation performed by one person providing assistance:
1. 1 air blow - 5 pressures on chest
2. 2 breaths - 15 chest compressions
3. 2 breaths - 30 chest compressions
199. For effective gastric lavage of an adult in case of chemical poisoning, it is necessary:
1. At least 3-6 liters of water
2. At least 10-12 liters of water
3. The amount of water required for the appearance of clean wash water
200. Pain in angina pectoris is characterized by:
1. Stab
2. Compressive, pressing behind the sternum
3. Constant aching in the left side of the chest
Questions about the use of special tools
(common for 4, 5 and 6 digits)
201. What class of protection of body armor (protective vest) allows you to protect yourself from fire from a PM pistol and a revolver of the Nagant system?
202. What class of protection of body armor (protective vest) allows you to protect yourself from fire from AK-74, AKM assault rifles?
203. Protection against which weapons is not provided by body armor (protective vests of 1-5 protection classes) used in private security activities?
1. It will happen, as with any disruption of the trigger from a combat platoon
2. It will happen, but with a slowdown of up to 30 seconds
3. Will not happen until the trigger is re-cocked and released with the safety removed.
243. The rules for the circulation of civilian and service weapons on the territory of the Russian Federation establish the following procedure for carrying short-barreled firearms:
1. In a holster, with a loaded magazine or drum, set on safety
2. In a holster, with a cartridge in the chamber, cocked
3. In a holster, with a cartridge in the chamber, put on the safety
244. In accordance with the procedure for carrying weapons established by the internal affairs bodies, which applies to the activities of private security organizations, fastening a short-barreled service weapon by a security guard with a pistol (revolver) cord: (6th category)
1. Produced if necessary, at the discretion of the guard
2. Mandatory, regardless of the type of post or route
3. Mandatory, except for cases of protection on the routes of collection and escort of goods, as well as protection of property held by individuals
245. After firing from gas pistols (revolvers), they are cleaned:
1. Dry cloth
2. A cloth dampened with alcohol or an alcohol solution containing at least 40% alcohol
3. Cloth dampened with gun grease
246. The rules for the circulation of civilian and service weapons on the territory of the Russian Federation provide that sending a cartridge into the chamber is allowed:
1. Only when it is necessary to use weapons or to protect life, health and property in a state of necessary defense or emergency
2. When it is necessary to use weapons, as well as in any other dangerous situations
3. If necessary, the use of weapons, as well as the protection of funds and valuable goods
247. Based on the rules for the circulation of civilian and service weapons on the territory of the Russian Federation, security guards who carry weapons in the performance of their duties must have with them:
1. Documents proving their identity, order to guard the post (route)
2. A permit issued by the internal affairs body for the storage and carrying of their weapons, a medical certificate of form 046-1
3. Documents proving their identity, as well as a permit issued by the internal affairs body for the storage and carrying of their weapons
248. What is the minimum stock of cartridges for long-barreled smooth-bore firearms (service rifles and carbines) established by the security standards for private security organizations? (6 digit)
1. 15 cartridge
2. 20 cartridge
3. 10 cartridge
249. What is the minimum stock of cartridges for service pistols and revolvers, established by the security standards for private security organizations? (6 digit)
1. 16 cartridge
2. 20 cartridge
3. 24 rounds
250. What is the minimum stock of cartridges for firearms, barrelless and gas weapons, established by the security standards for private security organizations?
1. Not regulated
2. Two stores (sets)
3. 10 cartridge
251. When carrying out private security activities, the following weapons may be used:
1. Only service weapons (pistols and revolvers certified as service weapons, long-barreled smooth-bore shotguns and carbines of domestic production)
2. Service weapons (pistols and revolvers certified as service weapons, long-barreled smooth-bore shotguns and carbines of domestic production), as well as any civilian weapons
3. Service weapons (pistols and revolvers certified as service weapons, long-barreled smooth-bore shotguns and carbines of domestic production), as well as civilian weapons included in the list of types of weapons for security guards
252. Can domestically produced firearms, domestically produced, certified in accordance with the established procedure as civilian weapons, be used in private security activities?
1. It cannot, as it is to be used only by citizens
2. Maybe, since it is included in the list of types of weapons for guards
3. Maybe, subject to the existence of an appropriate agreement between a citizen (guard) and a private security organization
253. Can domestically produced electric shock devices and spark gaps certified in accordance with the established procedure as civilian weapons be used in private security activities?
1. They can, as they are included in the list of types of weapons for guards
2. They cannot, as they are to be used only by citizens
3. They can, subject to the existence of an appropriate agreement between a citizen (guard) and a private security organization
254. In what capacity can gas pistols and revolvers be issued to guards in a private security organization?
1. As a service weapon included in the list of types of weapons for guards
2. As a civilian weapon included in the list of types of weapons of the guards
3. As a special tool included in the list of special tools used in private security activities
255. What feature of bullet ricocheting can be used and must be taken into account by a participant in fire contact in his interests?
1. Loss of bullet danger after ricochet
2. The ability to avoid being hit by an enemy due to the very ability of a bullet to ricochet off obstacles
3. The possibility of hitting a target behind cover with the help of a ricochet
256. What is the order of actions of a shooter during shooting in shooting ranges and shooting ranges?
1. The shooter independently enters the line of fire, on the command "load" loads the weapon and on the command "fire" fires
2. The shooter on the command "to the line of fire" goes to the firing line, charges, shoots
3. The shooter leaves, loads, shoots, performs other actions only as he receives certain commands.
257. What is the flight range of bullets from service (smooth-bore long-barreled) guns of 12 gauge?(6 digit)
1. Up to 1500 meters
2. Up to 500 meters
3. Up to 100 meters
258. In the event of a delay in firing a pistol at a shooting range, it is necessary:
1. Carefully remove the magazine from the base of the handle, eliminate the cause of the delay, continue the exercise
2. Put the weapon on the safety, remove the magazine from the base of the handle, hand over the weapon to the head of shooting (instructor)
3. Do not perform any actions with the weapon and keep it in the direction of the target, report to the chief of firing (instructor) about the delay and act on his command
259. How should a service (smooth-bore long-barreled) shotgun with a pump mechanism be reloaded? (6 digit)
1. With a quick movement of the forearm back, and without delaying in the rear position, fast forward
2. Slow back and fast forward
3. Fast back and slow forward
260. The main parts of firearms include:
1. Barrel, bolt, drum, frame, receiver
2. Barrel, bolt carrier, receiver cover, stock, grip
3. Barrel, magazine, drum, frame, receiver, cartridge
261. Correct technique the use of weapons involves during the period of direct use:
1. Keep your index finger along the trigger guard, moving it to the trigger just before firing
2. Keep your index finger always on the trigger
3. When holding the gun with both hands, always keep index fingers(one on top of the other) on the trigger
262. The correct technique of using a weapon implies during the period of direct use:
1. Do not be distracted by the calculation of the trajectory of the shot (in terms of eliminating harm to unauthorized persons and / or damage to their property)
2. Be sure to calculate the trajectory of the shot to exclude harm to unauthorized persons, and, if possible, their property
3. Be sure to calculate the trajectory of the shot to exclude harm to unauthorized persons
263. The correct technique of using a weapon implies during the period of direct use:
1. Do not under any circumstances put the weapon on the safety
Tickets for the general exam to test the knowledge of welding specialists LEVEL I (RDS)
Questions answered in yellow
TICKET 1
QUESTION 1. What features most correctly reflect the essence of manual arc welding with stick electrodes (RDS)?
1. The melting of a metal rod of limited length and the base metal is carried out by an electric arc with the protection of the molten metals from the effects of the atmosphere.
2. Protection of the arc and weld pool with gas from melting the electrode coating.
3. Melting of the base metal from the thermal effects of an electric arc, rod and electrode coating.
QUESTION 2. Which group of steels includes welding wire grades Sv-08A, Sv-08AA, Sv-08GA, Sv-10GA?
1. Low carbon.
2. Alloyed.
3. Highly alloyed.
QUESTION 3. Indicate what effect the increase in current has with manual arc welding on the geometric dimensions of the seam?
1. Increases the depth of penetration and the height of the reinforcement of the seam.
2. The depth of penetration increases, and the height of the weld reinforcement decreases.
3. The depth of penetration decreases and the height of the weld reinforcement increases.
QUESTION 4. What is the most correct definition of the welding arc?
1. Electric arc discharge at the point of the circuit break.
2. Electric arc discharge in the interelectrode space in a partially ionized mixture of metal vapors, gas, electrode components, coatings, fluxes.
3. Electric arc discharge in a mixture of air atoms and molecules.
QUESTION 5. What mode parameters determine the power of the welding arc?
1. The resistance of the electrical circuit.
2. The magnitude of the arc voltage.
3. The value of the welding current and arc voltage.
QUESTION 6. What should be the current for arc welding in the overhead position compared to the current for welding in the down position?
1. The current value when welding in the overhead position should be less than when welding in the down position.
2. The current value when welding in the overhead position must be greater than when welding in the down position.
3. The magnitude of the current does not depend on the position of welding in space.
QUESTION 7. What are the requirements for welding consumables during incoming inspection?
1. Availability of a certificate: the completeness and correctness of the data given in it, the presence of labels on each packing place with control of the data given in them, the condition of materials and packaging.
2. Availability of a certificate: the completeness and correctness of the data given in it.
3. Requirements for control are established in each separate case depending on the requirements of the customer.
QUESTION 8. For what class of steels are electrodes of types E38, E42, E42A, E46, E46A used for welding?
1. For welding heat resistant low alloy steels.
2. For welding carbon steels.
3. For welding austenitic grade steels.
QUESTION 9. Specify the purpose of the electrode coating
1. Simplifies arc ignition, increases the electrode rod metal melting ratio and penetration depth.
2. Protects the metal of the electrode rod from oxidation, improves the sanitary and hygienic working conditions of the welder.
3. Increases the stability of the arc, forms a combined gas and slag protection of the molten electrode metal and the weld pool, alloys and refines the weld metal and improves its formation.
1. Variable.
2. DC reverse polarity.
3. Direct current of direct polarity.
QUESTION 11. What is meant by magnetic arc blowing?
1. Deviation of the arc from the weld axis under the influence of a magnetic field or the influence of large ferromagnetic masses.
2. Periodic interruption of the arc.
3. Oscillations of a drop of electrode metal during long arc welding.
QUESTION 12. What is the current-voltage characteristic of a welding power source for manual arc welding?
1. Rigid or gently dipping.
2. Increasing.
3. Falling.
QUESTION 13. What brands of electrodes have a rutile coating?
1. UONII 13/45, SM-11.
2. ANO-3, ANO-6, MP-3.
3. ANO-7, ANO-8.
QUESTION 14. What defects are formed when welding with a long arc with electrodes with a basic coating?
1. Gas pores.
2. Slag inclusions.
3. Hardening cracks.
QUESTION 15. What defect can mainly be formed when the electrode is quickly removed from the parts?
1. Crater cracks
2. Lack of fusion
QUESTION 16. Indicate the most correct definition of the concept of weldability?
1. The technological property of metals or their combinations to form joints during welding that provide strength and ductility at the level of base materials.
2. The metallurgical property of metals, which makes it possible to obtain a welded joint with common grain boundaries in the heat-affected zone and the cast weld.
3. The technological property of metals or their combinations to form joints during welding that meet the design and operational requirements for them.
QUESTION 17. What can contribute to the formation of burn-through during welding?
1. Small amount of blunting of the edges of parts with a V - shaped groove.
2. The absence of a gap in the joint assembled for welding.
3. Welding with a long arc.
QUESTION 18. Indicate whether it is necessary to remove tacks that have unacceptable external defects (cracks, external pores, etc.) based on the results of visual inspection?
1. Should.
2. Should not be done if the tack is completely overcooked during welding.
3. Should only be removed if a crack is found in the tack.
QUESTION 19. What should be the voltage of the lamps when performing work inside the vessel?
3. Not higher than 12 V.
QUESTION 20. How is the welded joint indicated on the drawing?
1. The type of connection, assembly method and welding method, control methods are indicated.
2. GOST, type of connection, method and method of welding, leg of the seam, length or pitch, special designations are indicated.
3. The method and method of welding, length or pitch, welding material, methods and scope of control are indicated.
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A list of standard questions to test the theoretical knowledge of private security guards and employees of legal entities with special statutory tasks, subject to periodic testing for suitability for action in conditions associated with the use of firearms and special means
Legal training
(questions without marks - for all categories)
1. What coercive measures can be used by private security guards?
1. Detention at the scene of the offense of persons who have committed an unlawful encroachment on protected property, the use of special means and firearms permitted in private security activities.
2. Checking documents, screening carried things, using special means and firearms permitted in private security activities.
3. Seizure of objects, inspection of vehicles, use of firearms and edged weapons.
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2. What types of special means are allowed to be used in private security activities?
1. Rubber sticks, handcuffs, means for forced stopping of transport.
2. Safety helmets, safety vests, handcuffs and rubber sticks.
3. Rubber sticks, tear agents, service dogs.
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3. What type of weapon is the electroshock device issued to a security guard in a private security organization for work at a post? (5-6 category)
Civilian weapons permitted for use in private security activities.
A special tool allowed for use in private security activities.
Service weapon authorized for use in private security activities.
4. What normative act contains the rules for the use of certain types of special means by private security guards?
1. In the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation".
2. In the Federal Law "On Weapons".
3. In the relevant resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation.
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5. The guard is prohibited from using firearms (5-6 category):
1. When visibility is limited due to weather conditions.
2. With a significant crowd of people.
3. With a significant crowd of people, when unauthorized persons may suffer from the use of weapons.
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6. What is considered absenteeism in accordance with the Labor Code of the Russian Federation?
1. Absence from the workplace without a good reason for more than one hour.
2. Absence from the workplace without a valid reason for more than four hours in a row.
3. Absence from the workplace without a good reason from two to four hours.
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7. In what cases is the fact that a citizen has previously been convicted of a crime not an obstacle to obtaining a security guard certificate?
In the event that a citizen has a criminal record for a crime committed through negligence, or in the case of cancellation or removal of a criminal record.
In the event that a citizen has a criminal record for a crime committed through negligence, or is sentenced on probation.
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8. Should a security guard freely allow persons who introduce themselves as law enforcement officers to the protected facility?
1. Must in any case if certificates similar to those of law enforcement officers are presented.
2. Must, in cases where the law provides for unimpeded admission, after making sure that these persons are law enforcement officers.
3. Shouldn't.
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9. Can a private security guard not only detain a person who has committed an unlawful encroachment on protected property, but also take away weapons and other instruments of crime from the offender (if they are obviously available)?
1. No, this is a matter for the internal affairs bodies.
2. Has the right to both detain and seize the offense at the scene.
3. Has the right to detain the specified person at the scene of the offense, provided that he is immediately transferred to the internal affairs body, but he can take away the instrument of crime only in situations of necessary defense and extreme necessity.
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10. What is the minimum duration of annual leave provided for by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation?
1. At least 28 business days.
2. Not less than 28 calendar days.
3. At the discretion of the administration, but not less than 14 calendar days.
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11. Is a security guard obliged to hand over his weapons when flying through the territory of the Russian Federation on an aircraft? (5-6 category)
1. Required in all cases.
2. Obliged, except when he has protected property.
3. Not required.
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12. When protecting objects with the implementation of work on the design, installation and maintenance of technical means of protection, the use of the following technical means is provided:
1. Technical means of protection produced in the Russian Federation.
2. Technical means of protection, the list of types of which is established by the Government of the Russian Federation
3. Any types of technical means of protection at the discretion of the head of a private security organization.
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13. Can foreign citizens take part in private security activities on the territory of the Russian Federation?
2. They can't.
3. They can on the grounds and within the framework provided for by international treaties of the Russian Federation.
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14. In order to ensure the provision of services to protect the life and health of citizens, the issuance of weapons to posts and routes: (5-6 category)
1. Allowed.
2. Not allowed.
3. Allowed subject to agreement on the issuance of weapons with the internal affairs bodies.
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15. In case of necessary defense, the subject of the encroachment, reflected by the defender, is:
1. Person (individual).
2. Element (forces of nature).
3. A source of increased danger (weapon, car, etc.).
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16. In accordance with the current legislation, in case of necessary defense, damage is allowed:
1. To the offending person.
2. Third parties.
3. Any persons.
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17. Can the actions of a security guard to protect the life and health of another person be regarded as actions in a state of necessary defense:
1. They cannot under any circumstances.
2. They can, if the conditions of necessary defense provided for by law are met.
3. They can, only if the specified person had protected property.
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18. Is it allowed to cause harm to third parties in a state of necessary defense?
1. Yes, with a group attack.
2. Yes, during an armed attack.
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19. Harm caused in a state of emergency:
1. Non-refundable.
2. In all cases, subject to compensation in full by the person who caused the harm.
3. Subject to compensation by court decision
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20. Infliction of harm, less significant than the harm prevented, is a prerequisite for the legality of actions:
1. In a state of necessary defense.
2. In a state of emergency.
3. As in a state of necessary defense, and in a state of emergency.
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21. A private security guard who has a firearm at his post, issued to him by a security organization to carry out security functions, uses it: (5-6 category)
1. In the cases and in the manner prescribed by Articles 16, 18 of the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation."
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22. A private security guard who has at his post a civilian weapon that is not a firearm, issued to him by a security organization to carry out security functions, uses it: (5-6 category)
1. In the cases and in the manner prescribed by Articles 16, 18 of the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation."
2. In the cases and in the manner established by Article 24 of the Federal Law "On Weapons", on the grounds common to all citizens of the Russian Federation.
3. In the cases and in the manner prescribed by Articles 37, 39 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
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23. Actions to view by private security guards the documents of visitors to the protected object (as well as to inspect the property brought in and taken out by them, registration and processing of their personal data) can be carried out:
1. As coercive measures applied regardless of the will of visitors to the object of protection, who have become familiar with the rules of the intra-object and access control at the object
2. On a voluntary basis, when visitors have familiarized themselves with the relevant rules of the intra-object and access regimes established by the client or customer of security services, and agreed to comply with them.
3. On the basis of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, regardless of the presence of any rules established by the client or customer of security services
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24. Does a citizen of the Russian Federation who has a security guard certificate have the right to carry out security activities independently, without employment in a private security organization:
1. Has.
2.Does not have.
3. Has, under the obligatory condition of concluding an agreement with the owner of the protected property.
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25. Violation by guards of the rules for carrying weapons and cartridges for it entails:
1. Criminal liability.
2. Administrative responsibility.
3. Criminal and administrative responsibility.
26. Is termination allowed? employment contract at the initiative of the employer in the event of a single appearance of an employee at the workplace in a state of alcoholic or drug intoxication?
1. Allowed.
2. Not allowed.
3. Allowed only if there is a blood alcohol level of at least 4 ppm.
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27. Upon dismissal, a work book is issued to an employee:
1. One day before dismissal.
2. On the day of dismissal.
3. Not later than three working days following the day of dismissal.
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28. Can an official of an organization with which this private security organization concluded an agreement for the provision of security services be an employee of a private security organization?
2. Can't.
3. Maybe if it is provided for by the contract for the provision of security services of this organization.
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29. The right of private security guards to detain at the scene of an offense a person who has committed an unlawful encroachment on protected property is fixed:
2. In article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation.
3. In article 12 of the Law "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation".
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30. What act is recognized as a crime?
1. Guilty committed socially dangerous act.
2. Guilty committed socially dangerous act prohibited by the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation under threat of punishment.
3. A socially dangerous act prohibited by the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation under the threat of punishment, regardless of the presence of guilt.
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31. What act is recognized as an administrative offense?
1. Socially dangerous action (omission) for which no criminal punishment is provided.
2. Illegal action (inaction) of an individual or legal entity for which administrative liability is established by the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses or the laws of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation on administrative offenses.
3. Illegal, guilty action (inaction) of an individual or legal entity for which administrative liability is established by the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses or the laws of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation on administrative offenses.
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32. To what extent is the employee liable for the damage caused to the employer?
1. In the amount of not more than half of their average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
2. Within the limits of their average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
3. In the amount of no more than two average monthly earnings, unless otherwise provided by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation or other federal laws.
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33. The decision to cancel the certificate of a private security guard is made by:
2. Head of a private security organization..
3. Body of internal affairs.
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34. The certificate of a private security guard is issued by the internal affairs bodies:
1. For 3 years.
2. For 5 years.
3. For 4 years.
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35. What is the requirement of the Law of the Russian Federation "On private detective and security activities in the Russian Federation" to a private security guard when renewing the certificate?
1. Pass a second fingerprint registration with the internal affairs bodies.
2. Complete professional training in educational institutions that train private security guards and pass a qualifying exam.
3. Pass advanced training in educational institutions that train private security guards.
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36. When repelling an attack on a security guard, he has the right to use the firearms issued to him in a private security organization: (5-6 category)
1. To repel an attack when his own life is in immediate danger.
2. To repel an attack when his own life or health is endangered.
3. To repel any attack on the guard.
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37. In what cases does the Law of the Russian Federation “On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation” provide for the mandatory informing of the personnel and visitors of the protected facility by posting relevant information before entering the protected area?
1. In the case of the provision of services for the protection of property.
2. In the case of the provision of security services using video surveillance, as well as the provision of security services in the form of providing internal and (or) access control.
3. In the case of the provision of security services at especially important and sensitive facilities.
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38. Do citizens who have not passed the mandatory state fingerprint registration have the right to acquire the legal status of a private security guard?
1. No, they don't.
2. Yes, they do.
3. They have, if they do not use service weapons in the process of exercising their labor function.
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39. Is a private security guard required to have a personal security guard card?
1. Yes, I must.
2. No, not required.
3. Required only if performing a labor function with a service weapon.
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40. What is the deadline for a security guard (head or authorized representative of a security organization) to submit an application to the internal affairs body to extend the validity of the certificate?
1. At least 30 days before its expiration date.
2. At least 15 days before its expiration date.
3. At least 45 days before its expiration date.
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41. Within what period is a private security guard obliged to inform the internal affairs body at the location of the registration file in case of loss of the certificate, bringing it into disrepair, change of surname (first name, patronymic)?
1. Not later than 5 days from the date of occurrence of such events.
2. Not later than 10 days from the date of occurrence of such events.
3. Not later than 15 days from the date of occurrence of such events.
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42. What category is a citizen entitled to apply for when passing a qualification exam for a security guard in accordance with the Unified Tariff and Qualification Reference Book of Works and Professions of Workers?
1. For the first, second and third digits.
2. For the fourth, fifth and sixth categories.
3. On the sixth, seventh and eighth digits.
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43. Who and within what period of time, in accordance with the law, is the guard obliged to inform about each case of the use of weapons? (5-6 category)
1. At the first opportunity of the head of a private security organization.
2. Immediately the internal affairs body at the place where the weapon was used.
3.Immediately the customer's security service.
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44. Whom and within what period, in accordance with the law, is the private security guard obliged to notify in cases where citizens have received bodily injuries while using special means and firearms?
1. Immediately notify the prosecutor and as soon as possible
health and internal affairs authorities.
2. Immediately notify the health authorities and the head of the security organization.
3. Notify the customer of the private security service immediately.
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45. Do the regulatory legal acts of the Government of the Russian Federation provide for the use by security guards of special means to repel an attack that directly threatens the life and health of protected citizens?
1. No, not provided.
2. Provided only in a state of necessary defense.
3. Yes, provided.
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46. In what cases is it not forbidden for a private security guard to use special means in relation to women with visible signs of pregnancy, persons with obvious signs of disability and minors whose age is obvious or known to the security guard?
1. In the event that they show armed resistance, commit a group or other attack that threatens the life and health of a private security guard or protected property.
2. In cases of group resistance by the indicated persons.
3. If the violator refuses to obey the demand of the security guard, proceed to the security premises.
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47. In what places on the offender's body is it forbidden for a private security guard to strike with a special tool - a rubber stick?
1. On the back and legs.
2. On the arms and the back of the head.
3. On the head, neck, clavicular region, abdomen, genitals.
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48. Is a private security guard obliged to immediately inform the internal affairs authorities if he fired a shot into the air to warn of his intention to use a weapon? (5-6 category)
1. Obliged to inform the internal affairs body at the place of use of weapons.
2. Not obliged, because there are no victims.
3. Obliged to inform the internal affairs body at the location of the private security organization.
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49. Against whom are private security guards prohibited from using firearms? (5-6 category)
1. Regarding children.
2. In relation to citizens who have a document confirming the presence of a disability.
3. In relation to women, persons with obvious signs of disability and minors, when their age is obvious or known to the guard.
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50. In what cases is a private security guard not prohibited from using firearms against women, persons with obvious signs of disability and minors whose age is obvious or known to the guard? (5-6 category)
1. In the case of their group resistance.
2. In the event of armed resistance by the indicated persons, an armed or group attack that threatens the life of a security guard or protected property.
3. In case of refusal to comply with the requirement of the guard to proceed to the security premises.
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51. The provision of security services in special uniforms in accordance with the law is:
1. The obligation of employees of a private security organization (regardless of any conditions).
2. The right of employees of a private security organization (regardless of any conditions).
3. The right of employees of a private security organization (unless otherwise stipulated in the contract with the customer).
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52. What are the requirements of the Law "On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation" for vehicles used in private security activities?
1. A special coloring is applied to them without fail.
2. It is forbidden to put information inscriptions and signs on them.
3. Special coloring, information inscriptions and signs on vehicles of private security organizations are subject to agreement with the internal affairs bodies in the manner determined by the Government of the Russian Federation.
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53. Upon reaching what age is a citizen entitled to apply for the acquisition of the status of a private security guard?
1. Upon reaching the age of 18.
2. Upon reaching the age of 21.
3. Upon reaching the age of 25.
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54. In case of necessary defense, infliction of any harm to the encroaching person is lawful:
1. In the case of a group attack.
2. If this encroachment is accompanied by violence dangerous to the life of the defender or another person, or with an immediate threat of the use of such violence.
3. If the assault is accompanied by violence dangerous to the health of the defender.
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55. Do persons who have the opportunity to avoid a socially dangerous attack or seek help from other persons or authorities have the right to necessary defense?
1. Yes, they do.
2. No, they don't.
3. They have if the attack is accompanied by violence dangerous to the life of the defender.
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56. Is it possible to compensate for the harm caused to the offending person in a state of necessary defense, if in this case the limits of necessary defense were not exceeded?
1. Yes, subject to.
2. Partially subject to judgment.
3. Not subject.
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57. In what cases is the guard allowed not to warn about the intention to use special means and firearms?
1. When a threat to the life and health of protected citizens may arise.
2. When delay in the use of special means or firearms creates an immediate danger to his life and health or may entail other grave consequences.
3. When there is a threat of violence that is life-threatening for the guard.
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1 Penza NEI DPO TsO "MKTA Cuirass" Questions For employees of departmental security for admission to special means Question: 1. A person who committed a crime in a state of alcohol intoxication subject to criminal liability. Question: 2. A person who has committed a crime while intoxicated is released from criminal liability. Question: 3. A person who has committed a crime in a state of drug intoxication is subject to criminal liability. Question: 4. A person who has committed a crime in a state of drug intoxication is released from criminal liability. Question: 5. A person who has committed a crime in a state of intoxication caused by the use of intoxicating substances is subject to criminal liability. Question: 6. A person who has committed a crime in a state of intoxication caused by the use of intoxicating substances is released from criminal liability. Question: 7. Is it possible to cause any harm to the attacker, being in a state of necessary defense, when this attack is accompanied by violence dangerous to life. Question: 8. Is the harm caused to the attacker necessarily minimal if the defender is in a state of necessary defense and this attack is associated with life-threatening violence. Question: 9. Is it true that it will not be a crime to cause harm to the offender in a state of necessary defense, if this attack was accompanied by the threat of violence dangerous to life. Question: 10. Is it possible to cause any harm to the attacker, being in a state of necessary defense, when this attack is accompanied by the threat of violence dangerous to life. Question: 11. Is it true that protection from an attack that is not associated with violence dangerous to the defender is legitimate, if the limits of necessary defense were not exceeded. Question: 12. Is it true that all persons are equally entitled to necessary defense?
2 regardless of their professional or other special training and official position. Question: 13. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to necessary defense? Question: 14. Does the director of an enterprise have the right to necessary defense? Question: 15. Does a paratrooper have the right to the necessary defense. Question: 16. Does a citizen have the right to necessary defense if he has the opportunity to avoid a socially dangerous attack? Question: 17. Is it true that a citizen has the right to necessary defense only if he has no way to avoid a socially dangerous attack? Question: 18. Does a citizen have the right to the necessary defense of a citizen if he has the opportunity to turn to other persons for help. Question: 19. Is it true that the right to necessary defense appears only when there is no possibility to turn to other persons for help? Question: 20. Does a citizen have the right to the necessary defense, if he has the opportunity to apply for help to the authorities. Question: 21. Is it true that the right to necessary defense exists only when there is no way to turn to the authorities for help? Question: 22. Is it true that only persons of a certain profession or special training have the right to necessary defense? Question: 23. Is a professional heavyweight boxer entitled to the necessary defense? Question: 24. Is it true that actions that clearly do not correspond to the nature and degree of public danger of encroachment are recognized as exceeding the limits of necessary defense. Question: 25. Is it true that it is not a crime to harm a person who has committed a crime while detaining him for delivery to the authorities, even if it was possible to detain this person by other means. Question: 26. Does a private security guard (detective) have the right to harm a person who has committed a crime during his detention, if it was not possible to detain such a person by other means, and at the same time, the measures necessary for this were not exceeded.
3 Question: 27. Is it true that it is not a crime to harm a person who has committed a crime during his detention, if it was not possible to detain such a person by other means, and any harm is allowed. Question: 28. Is it true that it is not a crime to cause harm to the person who committed the crime, caused during his detention, if it was not possible to detain such a person by other means, and the measures necessary for this were not exceeded. Question: 29. Is it true that it is not a crime to cause harm to a person who committed a crime, caused during his detention for delivery to the authorities, if it was not possible to detain such a person by other means, and it is allowed to exceed the necessary measures for this. Question: 30. Is it true that it is not a crime to cause harm during the detention of a person who has committed a crime in order to prevent the possibility of committing new crimes by him, and it is allowed to exceed the necessary measures for this. Question: 31. Is it true that criminal liability for exceeding the measures necessary to detain a person who has committed a crime occurs only in cases of deliberate infliction of harm to the detainee. Question: 32. Is it true that it is not a crime to cause harm to interests protected by criminal law in a state of extreme necessity, if this danger could not be eliminated by other means, and at the same time the limits of extreme necessity were not exceeded. Question: 33. Is it always a crime to cause harm to interests protected by criminal law in a state of emergency, if this danger could be eliminated by other means? Question: 34. Is it a crime to intentionally cause harm to interests protected by criminal law in a state of emergency, if this danger could be eliminated by other means? Question: 35. Is it true that the infliction of harm is recognized as exceeding the limits of extreme necessity, if it obviously does not correspond to the nature and degree of the threatening danger and the circumstances under which the danger was eliminated, when the harm caused to the indicated interests was less than that prevented. Question: 36. Is it true that the infliction of harm that clearly does not correspond to the nature and degree of the threatening danger is recognized as exceeding the limits of extreme necessity, when the harm caused to the indicated interests was greater than that prevented. Question: 37. Is it true that exceeding the limits of extreme necessity is recognized as causing harm caused under circumstances that clearly do not correspond to the danger, when
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5 firearms smoothbore hunting weapons. Question: 50. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transfer of firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 51. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transfer of firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 52. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal possession of firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 53. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal possession of firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 54. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal transportation of firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 55. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transportation of firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 56. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal carrying of firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 57. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal carrying of firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 58. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal acquisition of cartridges for firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 59. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal acquisition of cartridges for firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 60. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transfer of cartridges for firearms to hunting smooth-bore weapons? Question: 61. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transfer of cartridges for firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 62. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal sale of cartridges for firearms and smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 63. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal sale of cartridges for firearms rifled hunting weapons.
6 Question: 64. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal possession of cartridges for firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 65. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal possession of cartridges for firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 66. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transportation of cartridges for firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 67. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transportation of cartridges for firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 68. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal carrying of cartridges for firearms, smooth-bore hunting weapons? Question: 69. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal carrying of cartridges for firearms rifled hunting weapons. Question: 70. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal acquisition of explosives? Question: 71. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transfer of explosives? Question: 72. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal sale of explosives? Question: 73. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal possession of explosives? Question: 74. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal transportation of explosives? Question: 75. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal acquisition of explosives? Question: 76. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal acquisition of explosives? Question: 77. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal transfer of explosives? Question: 78. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal sale of explosive devices?
7 Question: 79. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal possession of explosive devices? Question: 80. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for illegal transportation of explosive devices? Question: 81. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the illegal acquisition of explosive devices? Question: 82. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the sale of gas weapons? Question: 83. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the sale of edged weapons. Question: 84. Is a citizen subject to criminal liability for the sale of throwing weapons? Question: 85. Is a person released from criminal liability who voluntarily handed over illegally acquired weapons, if his actions do not contain a different corpus delicti? Question: 86. Is a person released from criminal liability who voluntarily handed over illegally acquired weapons, if his actions do not contain a different corpus delicti? Question: 87. Is a person released from criminal liability who voluntarily handed over an illegally acquired explosive, if his actions do not contain a different corpus delicti? Question: 88. Is a person who voluntarily handed over an illegally acquired explosive device released from criminal liability, if his actions do not contain a different corpus delicti? Question: 89. Is a person released from criminal liability who voluntarily handed over an illegally acquired weapon if his actions contain corpus delicti of another crime? Question: 90. Is a person who voluntarily handed over an illegally acquired explosive substance released from criminal liability if his actions contain elements of another crime? Question: 91. Is a person who voluntarily handed over an illegally acquired explosive device released from criminal liability if his actions contain corpus delicti of another crime? Question: 92. Is it true that the careless possession of firearms, which created the conditions for
8 its use by another person, if it entailed grave consequences, is subject to criminal liability. Question: 93. Is it true that careless storage of firearms, which created the conditions for its use by another person, if this caused serious consequences, is subject to administrative liability. Question: 94. Illegal wearing of uniforms with insignia, with the symbols of state paramilitary organizations, law enforcement or regulatory agencies, entails administrative liability. Question: 95. Does disobedience to a lawful order of an official exercising state control entail administrative responsibility? Question: 96. Does obstructing the actions of an official exercising state control entail administrative responsibility? Question: 97. Does an employee of departmental security entail administrative responsibility if he fails to comply within the prescribed period with a legal order to eliminate violations of the law. Question: 98. Does the forgery of a document proving his identity by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 99. Does the forgery of a document confirming that he has the appropriate service rights entail criminal liability. Question: 100. Does the forgery of a stamp by an employee of departmental security entail administrative responsibility? Question: 101. Does the forgery of a stamp by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 102. Does the forgery of a press by an employee of departmental security entail administrative responsibility? Question: 103. Does the forgery of a seal by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 104. Does the forgery of a form by an employee of departmental security entail administrative responsibility? Question: 105. Does the forgery of a form by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability?
9 Question: 106. Does the sale of a fake identity document by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 107. Does the sale by a private security guard of a forged document confirming that a person has the relevant official rights entail criminal liability? Question: 108. Does the sale of counterfeit stamps by a private security guard entail administrative responsibility? Question: 109. Does the sale of counterfeit stamps by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 110. Does the sale of counterfeit seals by a private security guard entail administrative responsibility? Question: 111. Does the sale of counterfeit seals by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 112. Does the sale of counterfeit forms by a private security guard entail administrative liability? Question: 113. Does the sale of counterfeit forms by an employee of departmental security entail criminal liability? Question: 114. Does unauthorized entry into a duly protected object entail administrative responsibility? Question: 115. Does violation of the special regime established by law in a closed administrative territorial unit (ZATO) entail administrative responsibility. Question: 116. In case of damage by tear and nerve paralytic gases, it is necessary to ventilate the room before rendering assistance to the victim. Question: 117. In case of damage by tear and nerve paralytic gases, before rendering assistance to the victim, it is necessary to remove him from the zone saturated with gases. Question: 118. In case of damage by tear and nerve paralytic gases, before rendering assistance to the victim, it is necessary to transfer him to a draft. Question: 119. In case of damage by tear gases, one should blot the face near the eyes with dry swabs, and then wash the face abundantly with soapy water.
10 Question: 120. In case of tear gases, you should wash your face with laundry soap. Question: 121. In case of tear gas damage, wipe the face near the eyes with a damp swab moistened with a 2% solution of boric acid and drinking water, then wash the face and hands with soap. Question: 122. Gunshot wound into the chest with dangerously profuse bleeding. Question: 123 internal organs. Question: 124. A gunshot wound to the chest is dangerous due to the access of air into the pleural cavity. Question: 125. When bleeding, a hemostatic tourniquet is applied above the wound under the bandage. Question: 126. When bleeding, a hemostatic tourniquet is applied over the bandage below the wound. Question: 127. When bleeding, a hemostatic tourniquet is applied above the wound and over clothing. Question: 128. A wound is damage to body tissues due to mechanical impact, accompanied by a violation of the integrity of the skin, mucous membranes and deep cavities. Question: 129. A wound is damage to the tissues of the body due to mechanical impact, accompanied by a violation of the mucous membranes, as well as internal organs. Question: 130. A wound is damage to body tissues due to mechanical impact, accompanied by a violation of the integrity of the skin and bleeding. Question: 131. If the abdomen is wounded, it is necessary to cover the prolapsed organs with something and give warm drink. Question: 132. When the abdomen is wounded, it is necessary to set the fallen omentum or entrails into the abdominal cavity. Question: 133. When wounding the abdomen, it is necessary not to touch the fallen omentum or the entrails into the abdominal cavity, cover the wound with a sterile napkin. Question: 134. When arterial bleeding from the vessels of the upper and lower extremities, it is necessary to press the artery above the wound and apply a tourniquet.
11 Question: 135. In case of arterial bleeding from the vessels of the upper and lower extremities, it is necessary to bandage the wound. Question: 136. In case of arterial bleeding from the vessels of the upper and lower extremities, it is necessary to disinfect the wound and bandage it. Question: 137. An obligatory rule is not to give liquid for drinking in case of wound in the abdominal cavity. Question: 138. An obligatory rule in case of injury to the abdominal cavity is to give drinking water with the addition of iodine. Question: 139. An obligatory rule in case of injury in the abdominal cavity is to give drinking and sweet water. Question: 140. Signs of a penetrating wound in the abdominal cavity are protrusion of the omentum or organs of the abdominal cavity into the wound. Question: 141. Signs of a penetrating wound in the abdominal cavity are heavy bleeding. Question: 142. Signs of a penetrating wound in the abdominal cavity are profuse bleeding and characteristic odour. Question: 143. Parenchymal bleeding is bleeding in case of damage to the genital organs. Question: 144. Parenchymal bleeding is bleeding when internal organs (kidneys, spleens, etc.) are damaged. Question: 145. Parenchymal hemorrhage is bleeding when the occipital part of the head is affected. Question: 146 parenchymal bleeding. Question: 147. Arterial bleeding is recognized as the most dangerous for human life. Question: 148. Capillary bleeding is recognized as the most dangerous for human life. Question: 149. When treating a gunshot wound, it is advisable to use brilliant green. Question: 150. When treating a gunshot wound, it is advisable to use potassium permanganate.
12 Question: 151. When treating a gunshot wound, it is advisable to use alcohol and 5% iodine solution. Question: 152. A tourniquet is required to stop bleeding from an artery in the hand or foot. Question: 153. To stop bleeding from the artery of the hand or foot, it is necessary to apply a tourniquet with simultaneous and tight dressing of the wound. Question: 154. To stop bleeding from the artery of the hand or foot, the mandatory application of a tourniquet is not required, it is enough to bandage a pack of sterile bandage or a tight roller of sterile napkins to the wound site and give the limb an elevated position. Question: 155. When injured, the following order of first aid must be observed: cleaning the wound, washing it, if possible, and applying a preliminary dressing. Question: 156. When injured, the following order of first aid must be observed: decontamination of the wound, stopping bleeding by applying a bandage. Question: 157. When injured, the following order of first aid must be observed: stop bleeding, decontaminate the wound, apply a bandage. Question: 158. In the event of a forced long application of a tourniquet, it must be transferred to a new place at most every 30 minutes, regardless of the ambient temperature. Question: 159. In the event of a forced long application of a tourniquet, it must be transferred to a new place at most every 2 hours in summer and 30 minutes in winter. Question: 160. In case of arterial bleeding, scarlet blood flows out of the wound in a pulsating stream. Question: 161. In case of arterial bleeding, dark-colored blood flows out of the wound without pulsations. Question: 162. In case of arterial bleeding, dark-colored blood flows out of the wound without pulsations and a small loss of blood occurs. Question: 163. Bleeding is of the following types only venous, arterial and capillary. Question: 164. Bleeding is of the following types only venous and arterial.
13 Question: 165. Bleeding can be of the following types: venous, arterial, capillary and parenchymal. Question: 166. When a tourniquet is applied for a long time, it must be periodically loosened and then applied to its original place. Question: 167. When a tourniquet is applied for a long time, it must be periodically loosened and then moved below the previous place of application. Question: 168. When a tourniquet is applied for a long time, it must be periodically loosened and then moved above the previous place of application. Question: 169. Can citizens of Russia who have reached the age of 18 be employees of departmental security? Question: 170. Is it true that Russian citizens from the age of 21 are accepted to work in departmental security? Question: 171 medical checkup. Question: 172. Is it true that an employee of departmental security, when checking documents authorizing the import of goods into a protected area, should not check documents for the right to enter a vehicle. Question: 173. Should an employee of departmental security, when checking documents giving the right to enter a protected facility, also check documents for property brought in. Question: 174. Can an employee of departmental security, when checking documents giving the right to enter a protected facility, not check documents for property brought in. Question: 175. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to check the conditions of storage of property at a protected facility. Question: 176. Is it true that an employee of departmental security cannot check the conditions of storage of property at a protected facility. Question: 177. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to conduct an administrative detention of a person for committing an administrative offense on the territory of a protected facility. Question: 178. Is it true that when an administrative offense is committed, an employee of departmental security has the right to conduct an administrative detention of the offender, but does not have the right to conduct a personal search of him.
14 Question: 179. Is it true that when an administrative offense is committed, an employee of departmental security has the right to conduct an administrative detention of the offender and has the right to conduct a personal search of him. Question: 180. Is it true that when detaining a person who has committed an administrative offense at a protected facility, a departmental security officer does not have the right to confiscate things or documents from the offender that are the instrument or direct object of the offense. Question: 181. Is it true that when detaining a person who has committed an administrative offense at a guarded facility, a departmental security officer has the right to confiscate things or documents from the offender that are the instrument or direct object of the offense. Question: 182. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to deliver an offender who has committed an administrative offense at a protected facility to the internal affairs bodies. Question: 183. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to inspect things of persons detained at a guarded facility for a crime committed. Question: 184. Is it true that a departmental security officer does not have the right to inspect the belongings of persons detained at a guarded facility for a crime committed? Question: 185. Can an employee of private security, when pursuing persons suspected of committing a crime at a guarded facility, enter the premises only accompanied by police officers. Question: 186. Is it true that an employee of private security, when pursuing persons suspected of committing a crime at a guarded facility, can freely enter any premises of the guarded facility. Question: 187. Is it true that a departmental security officer has the right to freely enter the premises to prosecute persons who have illegally entered the protected facility. Question: 188. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to use the vehicles of the owners of the protected facility to prosecute persons who have committed an administrative offense at the protected facility. Question: 189. Is it true that in order to prosecute persons who have committed an administrative offense at a protected facility, a departmental security officer has the right to use the vehicles of the owners of the protected facility, but only on the territory of the protected facility. Question: 190. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to use the vehicles of the owners of the protected object to prosecute persons who have committed an administrative offense at the protected object, outside the protected object.
15 Question: 191. Is it true that a departmental security officer has no right to use the vehicles of the owners of the protected facility to prosecute persons who have committed crimes at the protected facility? Question: 192. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is obliged, when using special means, to strive to ensure that any harm caused by this is minimal (depending on the nature and degree of danger of the crime). Question: 193. Is it correct that an employee of departmental security has the right to use a special means without taking into account the nature and degree of danger of the crime. Question: 194. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is obliged, when using special means, to strive to ensure that any harm caused by this is minimal. Question: 195. Is it correct that an employee of departmental security has the right to use a special means without taking into account the nature and degree of danger of the crime committed. Question: 196. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is obliged, when using special means, to warn of the intention to use it (them), except in cases where he is allowed to act without warning. Question: 197. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to use special means without warning in any situation. Question: 198. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is obliged to use special means without warning, when delay in his (their) use creates an immediate danger to the lives of citizens. Question: 199. Is it true that a departmental security officer is obliged to use special means without warning, when delay in his (their) use creates a direct danger to the health of citizens. Question: 200. Is it true that a departmental security officer is obliged to use special means without warning, when delay in his (their) use creates a direct danger to the health of departmental security workers. Question: 201. Is it true that a departmental security officer is obliged to use special means without warning, when delay in his (their) use creates a direct danger to the life of departmental security workers. Question: 202. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is obliged to use special means without warning, when delay in his (their) use can lead to serious consequences.
16 Question: 203. Is an employee of departmental security obliged to provide pre-hospital medical care to persons who have received bodily injuries as a result of the use of special means. Question: 204. Is an employee of departmental security obliged to report on subordination on each case of the use of special means. Question: 205. Is an employee of departmental security obliged to report on the use of special means to the head of the organization. Question: 206. Does an employee of departmental security have the right to use a rubber stick in case of repelling an attack on a guarded object. Question: 207. Can an employee of departmental security use a rubber stick to detain a person who has committed an administrative offense when he is resisting. Question: 208. Can an employee of departmental security use a rubber stick to detain a person caught committing a crime when this person is trying to escape. Question: 209. Can an employee of departmental security use a rubber stick to detain a person caught committing a crime when this person is resisting. Question: 210. Can a departmental security officer use a rubber truncheon against a person detained for a crime if he resists being taken to the office. Question: 211. Can a departmental security officer apply handcuffs to a person detained for a crime, if this person, when taken to the office, resists. Question: 212. Can an employee of departmental security use tear gas against a person detained for a crime, when this person, when taken to the office, resists. Question: 213. Can an employee of departmental security use a service dog when a person detained for a crime, when taken to the office, counteracts. Question: 214. Is it possible to use a service dog to detain a person caught committing a crime when this person is trying to escape. Question: 215. Can a departmental security officer use a rubber stick to detain a person caught committing a crime when there are precise grounds
17 believe that this person may offer armed resistance. Question: 216. Can an employee of departmental security use tear gas to detain a person caught committing a crime when there are clear grounds to believe that this person can offer armed resistance. Question: 217. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in case of repelling an attack on a protected object. Question: 218. Is it true that a departmental security officer has the right to use a rubber truncheon in case of repelling an attack on departmental security workers? Question: 219. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in case of repelling an attack on departmental security workers? Question: 220. Is it true that a departmental security officer has the right to use a service dog in case of repelling an attack on persons located at protected facilities? Question: 221. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in case of repelling an attack on persons located at protected facilities. Question: 222. Is it true that an employee of departmental security has the right to use handcuffs in case of suppression of resistance rendered by the offender to the specified employee. Question: 223. Is it true that a departmental security officer has the right to use handcuffs in the event of detaining a person caught committing a crime at a guarded facility, if the said person is trying to hide. Question: 224. Is it true that a departmental security officer has the right to use a service dog to detain a person caught committing an administrative offense at a protected facility, if there are sufficient grounds to believe that the said person intends to resist. Question: 225. Is it true that an employee of departmental security has the right to use a service dog when delivering a detainee to the office of departmental security, when this person counteracts. Question: 226. Is it true that a departmental security officer does not have the right to use a service dog when delivering a detainee to the departmental security office, when this person is counteracting. Question: 227. Is it true that an employee of departmental security has the right to use a service dog when delivering a detainee to the internal affairs bodies, when this person resists.
18 Question: 228. Is it true that a departmental security officer does not have the right to use a service dog when delivering a detainee to the internal affairs bodies, when this person is counteracting. Question: 229. Is it true that a departmental security officer has the right to use a means of forcibly stopping a vehicle if the driver of a vehicle located in a protected area has not complied with the requirement of a departmental security officer. Question: 230. Is it true that an employee of departmental security has the right to use all special means in all cases when the specified employee is allowed to use firearms. Question: 231. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is prohibited from using certain special means in cases where the specified employee is allowed to use firearms. Question: 232. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy, in case they show armed resistance? Question: 233. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in relation to women with visible signs of pregnancy, if they show armed resistance? Question: 234. Is it always forbidden for a departmental security worker to use special means in relation to women with visible signs of pregnancy? Question: 235. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in relation to women with visible signs of pregnancy. Question: 236. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the lives of departmental security workers. Question: 237. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy if they commit an attack that threatens the health of departmental security workers? Question: 238. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy, with the exception of cases when they commit an attack that threatens the life (health) of departmental security workers. Question: 239. Is a departmental security officer always allowed to use special means in relation to women with visible signs of pregnancy?
19 Question: 240. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy, in case they commit an attack that threatens the lives of departmental security workers. Question: 241. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the health of departmental security workers. Question: 242. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the lives of persons located at the protected facility. Question: 243. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against women with visible signs of pregnancy in the event they commit an attack that threatens the health of persons located at the guarded facility. Question: 244. Is it true that in all cases, a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in relation to persons with obvious signs of disability. Question: 245. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they show armed resistance? Question: 246. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they show armed resistance? Question: 247. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the lives of departmental security workers. Question: 248. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the health of departmental security workers. Question: 249. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the lives of persons located at a protected facility. Question: 250. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the health of persons located at a protected facility. Question: 251. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the lives of persons located at a protected facility.
20 Question: 252. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against persons with obvious signs of disability in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the health of persons located at the protected facility. Question: 253. Is it true that a departmental security officer is always prohibited from using special means in relation to minors? Question: 254. Is it true that a departmental security officer is always allowed to use special means in relation to minors. Question: 255. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against minors in case they commit an attack that threatens the lives of departmental security workers. Question: 256. Is it true that a departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means against minors in the event that they commit an attack that threatens the health of departmental security workers. Question: 257. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against minors in the event they commit an attack that threatens the lives of departmental security workers? Question: 258. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against minors in the event they commit an attack that threatens the health of departmental security workers. Question: 259. A departmental security officer is prohibited from using special means in relation to minors, with the exception of cases when they commit an attack that threatens the life (health) of persons located at the guarded facility. Question: 260. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against minors in the event they commit an attack that threatens the lives of persons located at a guarded facility. Question: 261. Is it true that a departmental security officer is allowed to use special means against minors in the event they commit an attack that threatens the health of persons located at a guarded facility. Question: 262. Is it true that an employee of departmental security who is in a state of necessary defense, in the absence of special means, has the right to use any acceptable means at hand. Question: 263. Is it true that an employee of departmental security who is in a state of emergency, in the absence of special means, has the right to use any acceptable means at hand.
21 Question: 264. Can an employee of a departmental security guard of a cargo escort group be provided with a mechanical sprayer filled with a tear substance, permitted for use by citizens for self-defense purposes. Question: 265. Can an employee of a departmental security guard of a cargo escort group be provided with an aerosol device equipped with a tear substance, permitted for use by citizens for self-defense purposes. Question: 266. Can an employee of a departmental security guard of a cargo escort group be provided with a device equipped with a tear substance, permitted for use by citizens for self-defense purposes. Question: 267. Is it allowed for a departmental security worker to use a foreign-made rubber stick for service? Question: 268. Is it true that an employee of a departmental security guard of a cargo escort group can be provided with a rubber stick (PR 73, PR 73m, PR 89, PR 90). Question: 269. Is it true that an employee of departmental security of the cargo escort group can be provided with handcuffs TU Question: 270. Can an employee of departmental security of the daily shift be provided with handcuffs of foreign production. Question: 271. Is it true that an employee of the departmental guard of the post can use the device for stopping vehicles "Diana". Question: 272. Is it true that an employee of the departmental guard of the post can use a means of forced stopping of vehicles of foreign production. Question: 273. Is it true that a departmental security worker on a daily shift can be provided with body armor, which is not subject to restrictions in the acquisition and use by citizens. Question: 274. Is it true that an employee of departmental security on a daily shift can be provided with a protective helmet, which is not subject to restrictions in the acquisition and use by citizens. Question: 275. Is it true that a departmental security worker on a daily shift can be provided with personal protective equipment that is not subject to restrictions in the acquisition and use of citizens. Question: 276. Is it true that an employee of departmental security is obliged to follow the established rules for the safe handling of special means.
22 Question: 277. Is it forbidden to hit the head with a rubber stick? Question: 278. Is it permissible to hit the neck with a rubber stick? Question: 279. Is it forbidden to strike with a rubber stick on the clavicular region? Question: 280. Is it permissible to hit the abdomen with a rubber stick? Question: 281. Is it forbidden to hit the genitals with a rubber stick? Question: 282. Is it true that the use of handcuffs requires periodic (at least once every four hours) checking of their locks. Question: 283. Is it true that when handcuffs are used, periodic (at least once every two hours) checks of fixation of their locks are required. Question: 284. Is it allowed to patrol with service dogs without muzzles in crowded places? Question: 285. It is forbidden to transfer service dogs to other persons. Question: 286. It is allowed to leave service dogs unattended in muzzles.
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