X2 TASER TEST CORRECT 100%
What are the words behind CEW? - ANSWERControlled Electrical Weapon
True or false, you need to be recertified every five years. - ANSWERFalse, must be
recertified every year.
True or False, Dry stun causes NMI? - ANSWERFalse, dry stun only causes pain.
True or false, risk of injury from response, stress, movement, strong muscle
contractions, physical exertion, falling, etc are zero when shot with a Taser. -
ANSWERFalse, the risk of injury is low, not zero
When looking at the Taster, cartridges pointing at you, bay one is on the left or right?
- ANSWERRight, bay two is on the left.What color is an LS training cartridge? -
ANSWERblue
What is the flow of electrons through a conductor? - ANSWERElectricity
What is more dangerous when dealing with electricity, Voltage or Current? -
ANSWERVoltage
What is the unit for charge that is specific to Taser? - ANSWERCoulomb (C)
True or false it takes all 50,000 volts to complete the circuit if the probes are in the
skin? - ANSWERFalse, it only takes about 1200 volts if the probes are in the skin. It
takes 50,000 volts to jump a 2" gap if the probes hit only the clothing.
What is the term for NMI? - ANSWERNeuromuscular Incapacitation
NMI works on the which part of the central nervous system? - ANSWERIt works
mainly on the pain part of the Sensory Nervous System, but it also affects the motor
nervous system.
When looking at the Taser, cartridges pointing at you, is the top laser on the right or
left? - ANSWERRight, it is on the same side as cartridge bay #1.
True or false, when looking at the top of the Taser, the big button is the selector
switch? - ANSWERTrue, the small button is the Power Accessory Interface, which
we do not use.
What does PPM stand for? - ANSWERPerformance Power Magazine
What does CID stand for? - ANSWERCentral Information Display
What are the words behind CEW? - ANSWERControlled Electrical Weapon
True or false, you need to be recertified every five years. - ANSWERFalse, must be
recertified every year.
True or False, Dry stun causes NMI? - ANSWERFalse, dry stun only causes pain.
True or false, risk of injury from response, stress, movement, strong muscle
contractions, physical exertion, falling, etc are zero when shot with a Taser. -
ANSWERFalse, the risk of injury is low, not zero
When looking at the Taster, cartridges pointing at you, bay one is on the left or right?
- ANSWERRight, bay two is on the left.What color is an LS training cartridge? -
ANSWERblue
What is the flow of electrons through a conductor? - ANSWERElectricity
What is more dangerous when dealing with electricity, Voltage or Current? -
ANSWERVoltage
What is the unit for charge that is specific to Taser? - ANSWERCoulomb (C)
True or false it takes all 50,000 volts to complete the circuit if the probes are in the
skin? - ANSWERFalse, it only takes about 1200 volts if the probes are in the skin. It
takes 50,000 volts to jump a 2" gap if the probes hit only the clothing.
What is the term for NMI? - ANSWERNeuromuscular Incapacitation
NMI works on the which part of the central nervous system? - ANSWERIt works
mainly on the pain part of the Sensory Nervous System, but it also affects the motor
nervous system.
When looking at the Taser, cartridges pointing at you, is the top laser on the right or
left? - ANSWERRight, it is on the same side as cartridge bay #1.
True or false, when looking at the top of the Taser, the big button is the selector
switch? - ANSWERTrue, the small button is the Power Accessory Interface, which
we do not use.
What does PPM stand for? - ANSWERPerformance Power Magazine
What does CID stand for? - ANSWERCentral Information Display
