PPCT Test Questions With Complete Solutions
The control principle that is defined as "the stimulation of
overwhelming sensory input that is sudden, intense, and
unexpected" is
Stunning
The control principle that weakens motor action by changing the
thought process is.
Distraction Technique
The control principle that uses the stimulus pain to control
resistive behavior is.
Pain Compliance
The control principle involving the use of a strike to "over
stimulate" motor nerves resulting in temporary muscle
impairment is?
Motor Dysfunction
The control principle that uses the principles of leverage to
displace balance is
Balance Displacement
The common name for motor dysfunction is?
Charlie Horse
For the purpose of officer safety, the minimum safe zone that an
officer should maintain:
, Reactionary Gap
What tactical position level should be used to approach for both
handcuffing and the escort position
2.5
The Two tactical reactionary options available to an officer are
to penetrate and disengage
True
This type is the most common type of subject that officers will
face. These are usually misdemeanor arrests where the subject
complies with the officers commands
Totally cooperative subject
Currently there is not an effective handcuffing method yet
developed for this type of subject, officers should not try to
handcuff this type of individual until the subject is under
control.
Totally uncooperative
The tactical considerations for handcuffing are approach to
contact, control upon touch, and
Speed in Application
The criteria needed by an officer to be legally justified to
restrain a subject using the handcuffs includes
-Subject Has committed a crime
-subject is an escape risk
-subject is a safe hazard to himself or others
The control principle that is defined as "the stimulation of
overwhelming sensory input that is sudden, intense, and
unexpected" is
Stunning
The control principle that weakens motor action by changing the
thought process is.
Distraction Technique
The control principle that uses the stimulus pain to control
resistive behavior is.
Pain Compliance
The control principle involving the use of a strike to "over
stimulate" motor nerves resulting in temporary muscle
impairment is?
Motor Dysfunction
The control principle that uses the principles of leverage to
displace balance is
Balance Displacement
The common name for motor dysfunction is?
Charlie Horse
For the purpose of officer safety, the minimum safe zone that an
officer should maintain:
, Reactionary Gap
What tactical position level should be used to approach for both
handcuffing and the escort position
2.5
The Two tactical reactionary options available to an officer are
to penetrate and disengage
True
This type is the most common type of subject that officers will
face. These are usually misdemeanor arrests where the subject
complies with the officers commands
Totally cooperative subject
Currently there is not an effective handcuffing method yet
developed for this type of subject, officers should not try to
handcuff this type of individual until the subject is under
control.
Totally uncooperative
The tactical considerations for handcuffing are approach to
contact, control upon touch, and
Speed in Application
The criteria needed by an officer to be legally justified to
restrain a subject using the handcuffs includes
-Subject Has committed a crime
-subject is an escape risk
-subject is a safe hazard to himself or others
