U.S. Prisoner Transport Officers are licensed by the State of Florida and are trained to safely and securely move inmates throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.All Transport Officers must pass classroom training led by a qualified U.S. Prisoner Transport Training Officer.After successful completion of training, each officer continues to receive additional supervised instruction and evaluationâensuring the safest, most secure extradition process.ll Transport Officers must pass classroom training led by a qualified U.S. Prisoner Transport Training Officer. After successful completion of training, each officer continues to receive additional supervised instruction and evaluationâensuring the safest, most secure extradition process.
Some of the common latin prescription abbreviations include: 1  ac (ante cibum) means before meals. 2  bid (bis in die) means twice a day. 3  gt (gutta) means drop. 4  hs (hora somni) means at bedtime.  od (oculus dexter) means right 1  eye. os (oculus sinister) means left 2  eye. po (per os) means by mouth.  pc (post cibum) means after meals.
The common medical abbreviation UA stands for: A. unit aide B. urea C. urinalysis D. upper alimentary 28. The common medical abbreviation TAT stands for: A. test and trial B. tetanus antitoxin C. thyroid attacking toxin D. emergency 29. The common medical abbreviation SSE stands for: A. superior subcutaneous epidermis B. superficial subcutaneous epidermis C. soapsuds enema D. stainless steel edge 30.