PPCT Test 2024 Questions and Answers
100% Correct
The autonomic nervous system has two branches, what are they? - ANSWER-
Sympathetic and parasympathetic
The concept between heart rate and performance that examines the heart rates optimal
performance is? - ANSWER-inverted u-law
A person can experience up to what reduction of peripheral vision during the activation
of sns? - ANSWER-70%
The heart rate for optimal performance is? - ANSWER-115-145 bpm
Foods that maintain and build muscle are known as? - ANSWER-proteins
The energy system that burns out after 10-15 seconds reducing the maximum output by
45% is the? - ANSWER-ATP/PC
What are the 3 components of acceptability that underlie the philosophy of PPCT
system? - ANSWER-Medical, Legal, Tactical
Subject being escorted locks his arm out, what is he doing? what do you follow up with?
- ANSWER-Straight arm lock out -- Straight arm take down
Subject being escorted suddenly curls his arm towards his chest, what is he doing?
What do you follow up with? - ANSWER-Side curl -- transport wrist lock
When applying a wrist lock what knuckle should you apply pressure to? - ANSWER-
index knuckle
The type of neck restraint that applies pressure to the side of the neck is? - ANSWER-
Vascular restraint
The principal to minimize risk to the offenders spine is the? - ANSWER-neck brace
principal
two methods of application for pressure points they are? - ANSWER-touch pressure,
stunning strikes.
What are three criteria to be legally justified to restrain someone using handcuffs? -
ANSWER-escape risk, committed crime, harm to self or others
, You should always search a subject before cuffing? (true or false) - ANSWER-false
Most common purpose for application of angle kick to common peroneal is? -
ANSWER-Motor dysfunction
What is the striking principal that causes motor dysfunction based on maximum transfer
of kinetic energy? - ANSWER-fluid shockwave principal
primary target for a straight punch? - ANSWER-torso
neck restraint that is most dangerous, that applies pressure to the trachea? - ANSWER-
respiratory restraint
what is level 1 of shoulder pin restraint? - ANSWER-rear neck lock, no compression
what is level 2 of shoulder pin restraint? - ANSWER-mechanical compression until
conscious compliance
level 3 of shoulder pin restraint? - ANSWER-mechanical compression until unconscious
compliance
When is an officer justified in using intermediate weapons? - ANSWER-active
aggression, empty hand control has failed, or when the officer thinks empty hand will
fail, and deadly force is not justified.
the minimum safety zone an officer should maintain is referred as? - ANSWER-
reactionary gab / about 6 ft
Tactical considerations for handcuffing? - ANSWER-approach to contact, control upon
touch, speed of application
when handcuffing in the prone position, what should you do to the subject's hand prior
to stepping in? - ANSWER-keep their hand lower than your knees
you are escorting a subject and they suddenly lock their arm straight out and refuse to
move. What are the two things you should do? - ANSWER-common peroneal strike
(distractionary strike), straight arm bar take down
what level should you rotate to when doing a straight arm bar takedown? - ANSWER-
2.5
What are you trying to gain when applying pressure to the infra orbital? - ANSWER-pain
compiance
if pain compliance is held too long on a subject, what are two things that could happen?
- ANSWER-escalate resistance, subject will go unconscious
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The autonomic nervous system has two branches, what are they? - ANSWER-
Sympathetic and parasympathetic
The concept between heart rate and performance that examines the heart rates optimal
performance is? - ANSWER-inverted u-law
A person can experience up to what reduction of peripheral vision during the activation
of sns? - ANSWER-70%
The heart rate for optimal performance is? - ANSWER-115-145 bpm
Foods that maintain and build muscle are known as? - ANSWER-proteins
The energy system that burns out after 10-15 seconds reducing the maximum output by
45% is the? - ANSWER-ATP/PC
What are the 3 components of acceptability that underlie the philosophy of PPCT
system? - ANSWER-Medical, Legal, Tactical
Subject being escorted locks his arm out, what is he doing? what do you follow up with?
- ANSWER-Straight arm lock out -- Straight arm take down
Subject being escorted suddenly curls his arm towards his chest, what is he doing?
What do you follow up with? - ANSWER-Side curl -- transport wrist lock
When applying a wrist lock what knuckle should you apply pressure to? - ANSWER-
index knuckle
The type of neck restraint that applies pressure to the side of the neck is? - ANSWER-
Vascular restraint
The principal to minimize risk to the offenders spine is the? - ANSWER-neck brace
principal
two methods of application for pressure points they are? - ANSWER-touch pressure,
stunning strikes.
What are three criteria to be legally justified to restrain someone using handcuffs? -
ANSWER-escape risk, committed crime, harm to self or others
, You should always search a subject before cuffing? (true or false) - ANSWER-false
Most common purpose for application of angle kick to common peroneal is? -
ANSWER-Motor dysfunction
What is the striking principal that causes motor dysfunction based on maximum transfer
of kinetic energy? - ANSWER-fluid shockwave principal
primary target for a straight punch? - ANSWER-torso
neck restraint that is most dangerous, that applies pressure to the trachea? - ANSWER-
respiratory restraint
what is level 1 of shoulder pin restraint? - ANSWER-rear neck lock, no compression
what is level 2 of shoulder pin restraint? - ANSWER-mechanical compression until
conscious compliance
level 3 of shoulder pin restraint? - ANSWER-mechanical compression until unconscious
compliance
When is an officer justified in using intermediate weapons? - ANSWER-active
aggression, empty hand control has failed, or when the officer thinks empty hand will
fail, and deadly force is not justified.
the minimum safety zone an officer should maintain is referred as? - ANSWER-
reactionary gab / about 6 ft
Tactical considerations for handcuffing? - ANSWER-approach to contact, control upon
touch, speed of application
when handcuffing in the prone position, what should you do to the subject's hand prior
to stepping in? - ANSWER-keep their hand lower than your knees
you are escorting a subject and they suddenly lock their arm straight out and refuse to
move. What are the two things you should do? - ANSWER-common peroneal strike
(distractionary strike), straight arm bar take down
what level should you rotate to when doing a straight arm bar takedown? - ANSWER-
2.5
What are you trying to gain when applying pressure to the infra orbital? - ANSWER-pain
compiance
if pain compliance is held too long on a subject, what are two things that could happen?
- ANSWER-escalate resistance, subject will go unconscious
