What document is used to assess the need for special tools during a cell extraction?

The Operational Plan is the correct document used to assess the need for special tools during a cell extraction. This plan outlines the specific strategies and preparations required for safely and effectively carrying out a cell extraction, including identifying potential risks and determining necessary equipment and tools.

Operational Plans not only detail the tactics to manage the extraction but also assess the situation's specific demands, allowing personnel to prepare for different scenarios. By carefully designing the plan, staff can ensure that they have the appropriate tools available, minimizing risks for both inmates and staff during the extraction process.

In contrast, the other documents do not specifically focus on the assessment of tools for extraction. An Incident Report is used for documenting events that have already occurred, a Medical Approval Form pertains to health assessments and clearance of individuals involved, and a Request for Authorization of Temporary Removal deals with permissions rather than the equipment necessary for the extraction event itself.