Defensive Tactics Test

3 criteria for handcuffing someone - Answer- Committed a Crime, Escape Risk, Safety Hazard A person can experience _____ amount of vision loss during tunnel vision - Answer- 70% Applicable control for orbital touch pressure - Answer- Pain compliance Control principle for angle kick - Answer- Motor disfunction Escorting subject locks arm straight out - Answer- Straight arm bar lockout/Straight arm bar takedown Forward baton strikes should be delivered - Answer- Palm up Foundation of striking for motor disfunction - Answer- Fluid shockwave principle How to you keep someone from rolling during a wrist lock - Answer- Hands Below Officer's Knees Justify intermediate weapon control - Answer- When empty hands won't work and deadly force isn't justified Level of control when an officer tells someone to step out of their cell - Answer- Verbal Direction Level of control when officer uses joint locks to someone resisting - Answer- Compliance Control Level of control where an officer delivers a baton strike - Answer- Intermediate Control Level of control where the officer uses the boney part of their hand - Answer- Deadly Force Low linking heart rate and maximum performance? - Answer- Inverted U Law Mindset issue that can help disarm - Answer- Distractionary windows Nerve motor point at the top Of the foot - Answer- Superficial peroneal Nerve motor point located at junction of trap muscle - Answer- Suprascapular