HFRG: PPCT INSTRUCTOR GUIDE FOR TEST PART II

Types of Neck Restraints? - Answer- Respiratory & Vascular Respiratory Neck Restraint - Answer- applies forearm pressure to the trachea. Control is established through pain compliance and strangulation. Considered deadly force Vascular Neck Restraint - Answer- A method of control that applied forearm/wrist and bicep/deltoid pressure to the sides of the neck. control is established by vascular body compression.. Considered Hard Empty-Hand Control Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint Venous Compression - Answer- Results in vascular congestion of the vascular bodies in the head and neck. Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint Vagus stimulation - Answer- stimulation of the Vagus Nerve running parallel to the common carotid artery which can slow down the heart rate. Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint Carotid Compression - Answer- Compression of the Carotid Arteries supplying blood to the brain. Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint Valsalva Maneuver - Answer- pressurization of the chest cavity, control is established by using a combination of all four physiological actions. The Three Levels of Neck Compression *** Written + Practical *** - Answer- Level I: Rear Neck Lock, No Compression Level II: Mechanical Compressions until conscious compliance Level III: compression until unconscious. Should you ever put two knees on an unconscious person? - Answer- No how long to regain consciousness from Shoulder Pin Technique? - Answer- 5-30 seconds. Check vitals call for medical. In most states the definition of deadly force is? - Answer- 1. Force that is likely to cause death 2. Force that may cause serious or great bodily harm. When stri