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Taser Exam - Taser Parts

According to the version 20 TASER International, INC. (Taser) Training program, how
long before presenting a user (or other) Taser Conducted Electrical Weapon (CEW)
course or program is a CEW instructor required to check TASER Website to ensure the
program includes the most current version of the training, warning, release, and product
materials: - answerD). 72 Hours

In considering the use of a CEW: - answerE). All the above
-Do not use for verbal defiance
-Do not use for belligerence
- Do not use for punishment
- Do not use for horseplay

The preferred target areas (with the exception of sensitive CEW target areas) for CEW
exposure: - answerE). A and B (With the back being the most preferred area).
-Lower center mass (below chest or area of the heart) and legs for front exposure.
- Below the knock for back exposures

As with any use of force, the longer CEW exposure the greater the risk of potential
cumulative physiologic, metabolic, and other effects. - answerTrue

Probe deployments are usually more desirable/ effective than drive stuns. - answerTrue

The further a CEW exposure is away from the heart and the lower the delivered
electrical charge the great the safety margin for the CEW affecting the person's heart: -
answerTrue

The need for multiple 5-second cycles, or extended or prolonged CEW exposures, may
be avoided or reduced by "controlling/ cuffing under power" during the window of
opportunity - answerTrue

When deploying probes to front of a person's body, CEW should generally be aimed: -
answerC. At the waist area to split the belt line.

Force decision must reasonably consider (as time and circumstances reasonable
permit) Officers' reasonable perception of subjects actions or behaviors the officer is
attempting to stop, Thwart or control and the the foreseeable risks of injuries or harm to
subject resulting from force to be use - answerTrue

When considering the use of force, when reasonable: - answerD. All the above
-Use the minimum force necessary to accomplish lawful objectives.
-Use fore only on those "actively resisting" or higher

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