STDY GUIDE (PPCT/HFRG) EXAM 2024

HFRG - Is defined as the study of human capability, limitations within a specific domain. What is the 4 acceptability'sof HFRG/PPCT - - Tactical - legal - medical - Human Factors ATP-PC (adenosine triphosphate phosphocreatine) - Is the chemical response within the Inverted U-Law ATP/PC system burns out after how many seconds? - 10-15 seconds with a 45% decrease in maximum output. PNS Backlash Triggers - - Threat perception diminished - Injury perception - Trauma to vital system - Aerobic/Anaerobic Exhaustion SNS Triggers - - Objective THREAT PERCEPTION - Objective FEAR PERCEPTION - Physical Exhaustion - Startle Response Visual Pathways - - Cortical process images in 0.33 seconds - Sub Cortical = visual pathways 0.012 seconds When does your COMPLEX MOTOR SKILLS begin to deteriorate? - At 145 BPM TPR - THREAT PATTERN RECOGNITION - lessons the reaction time. (- - ) % officers became a victim between 6 / more feet. - 19.2% of officers become a victim between 6 or more feet (——)% of Officer became victim between 0- 5 feet of an assailant - 49% of officer became victim between 0-5 feet ( - - ) % of Victims of officers were ambushed - 20-30% ANS (Autonomic Nervous System) - Has 2 branches - SNS (Sympathetic Nervous System) fight / flight - PNS (Parasympathetic Nervous System) Rest Motor Initiation - - Analyze - Formulate a Strategy - Reaction PNS - Back Lash (Manage) - Lying Horizontally will equalize BP and or ingest fast burning Carbs as soon as possible. HFRG Assailant Speed of attack is... (- -) seconds - 0.370 seconds PPCT - Reaction Time - - Reaction Time - Movement Time - Response Time HUMAN PROCESSING - (3 Categories) - - Conscious (10%) - Subconscious ((50-60%) - Unconscious (30-40%) Motor Skills Classification - - Fine - Complex - Gross Combat performance variables - - Mindset - Nutrition/ Hydration - Fitness HFRG Definition of Pain Compliance? - The use of the stimulus pain to control resistive behavior. HFRG definition of Stunning is? - The stimulation of overwhelming sensory input that is sudden, intense and unexpected. HFRG Distraction Techniques definition is? - The use of control techniques that weaken motor action by changing the thought process. Average length is about 3 seconds HFRG definition of Motor Dysfunction? - A control striking technique that overstimulates nerves, resulting in a temporary muscle impairment.