PPCT QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!

What are the tactical considerations while handcuffing? - ️️Approach the contact Control upon touch Speed of application What are the 3 types of subjects while handcuffing? - ️️Compliant Non-compliant Totally uncooperative The autonomic nervous system is divided into what two systems? - ️️Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS) Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS) What percentage in reduction of peripheral vision during SNS activation - ️️70% What is the concept that depicts relationship between hear rate and performance and examines optimum heart rate for performance? - ️️InvertedU What is the optimal performance heart rate? - ️️115/145 bpm What is the type of food that maintains and builds muscle that used as energy in stress and increase mental performance? - ️️Proteins Energy system that burns out after 10-15 seconds reducing max output by 45%. - ️️ATPCC System PPCT system is based on 3 components of acceptability - ️️Tactical Legal Medical If a subject resists by pulling his arm away from the officer, where is this on the force continuum? - ️️Defensive resistance Subject not willing to comply with verbal commands and makes threats verbally - ️️Verbal Non-compliance Officers are called to abortion clinic to escort protesters away from scene. The protester goes limp and turns into dead weight. - ️️Passive resistanceYou approach a guest that is unwanted and they take an aggressive stance. - ️️Psychological intimidation Officer uses body portion of hand to deliver strike to brachial plexus. - ️️Deadly Force Applying joint lock to subject that has resisted escort position. - ️️Softy empty hands Officer uses baton and does a shockwave strike to tibial nerve. - ️️Intermediate weapons Office tells subject to do something. - ️️Verbal instruction Angle kick on common peroneal. - ️️Hard empty hands Show up on scene in uniform. - ️️Officer presence What is the distance an officer should have for officer safety when talking to a individual? - ️️6 ft. Reactionary Gap Criteria needed to justify restraining a subject with handcuffs: - ️️Committed crime Escape risk Safety to self or others An officer should always search before cuffing. - ️️False When cuffing in the prone position, the subject's first hand should be at what part of the officer's knee? - ️️Below the knee Subject being escorted suddenly straightens his arm, what action should you take? - ️️Straight arm lockout/straight arm bar takedown Subject being escorted and pulls away and arm to him. - ️️Side curl, transport wrist lock When applying transport wrist lock, apply pressure to which knuckle? - ️️Index Finger Which position should the officer position when applying a joint lock takedown? - ️️2.5 PositionTwo methods of application to pressure points and nerve motor points. - ️️Touch Pressure Striking Most applicable control principle of angle kick to common peroneal is________ - ️️Motor dysfunction and stunning Most applicable control principle for touch pressure to infra orbital is____ - ️️Pain Compliance If pain application is held too long after compliance is attained, subject will either become unconscious or____ - ️️Escalate resistance What is the location is behind ear lobe by mandible, pressure toward tip of nose. - ️️Mandibular angle What is the side of neck 3" from base between 2 groups of muscle, pressure to center of neck? - ️️Brachial plexus origin Location at base of neck above sternum, pressure inward and down. - ️️Brachial plexus jugular notch. Location at junction of trapezius muscle at side of neck, pressure to floor. - ️️Supra Scapular Location on outside of leg, 6". - ️️Common Peroneal Striking that provides max impact. - ️️Fluid shockwave strike Two defensive counter strikes with hand. - ️️Palm heel strike Straight punch Primary target for straight punch - ️️Brachial plexus tie in Primary target for angle kick - ️️Common Peroneal Neck restraint that is most dangerous - ️️Respiratory restraint Type of neck restraint to side of neck - ️️Vascular When you apply this restraint, what level of compression describes mechanical compression until compliance. - ️️Level 2Principle used in shoulder pin to minimize risk of damage to spine. - ️️Neck brace principle When officer confronted by subject with weapons and has to disarm: - ️️Parry weapon Move to target Secure weapon Disarm and Stun Officer is justified in using intermediate weapon control when - ️️-When use of deadly force is not justified -If empty hand controlled failed or officer believes will be insufficient -Intermediate weapons Strongest preferred weapon strike - ️️Forward fluid strike wave Weakest weapon strike - ️️Backhand cutting