PPCT STUDY QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
4 issues that help prepare an officer for disarming Correct
Answers 1. Relative distance
2. Distractionary windows
3. Absolute commitment
4. Follow up control
4 steps in weapon retention Correct Answers 1. Stabilize grip
2. Pull weapon to center
3. Release and stun
4. Distract if release fails
4 Weapon retention survival strategies Correct Answers 1.
Maintain reactionary gap
2. Identifying threatening body language
3. Develop predetermined survival response
4. Maintain psychological control of subject and environment
A baton is considered what level of control Correct Answers
Intermediate Weapon
A block to the 1,3, and 6 should be directed to the ? Correct
Answers Lower forearm
A Protestor refuses to get up while sitting at a clinic Correct
Answers Passive resistance
A suspect is glaring, in a fighting stance what level is this?
Correct Answers Psychological Intimidation
, A Suspect produces a knife and lunges towards you Correct
Answers Deadly Force assault
An officer must feel pressure on the back before attempting a
rear mount escape? True or False Correct Answers True
Energy system that reduces your peripheral vision by 70%
Activates SNS Correct Answers ATP/PC System
For officer safety, what is the safe distance referred to as?
Correct Answers Reactionary Gap (6 feet)
If an officer finds himself on the bottom in the ground position
the officer should distract the suspect, turn his hips to the
suspect or what else before attempting to escape? Correct
Answers Use lower legs to deliver kicks
If on the ground officers should use strikes to temporarily
disable or stun the attacker before attempting the shoulder pin
restraint. True or false? Correct Answers True
Important factors that can help prepare an officer in disarming a
suspect Correct Answers Distractionary window
In a wrist lock what finger to you apply pressure towards?
Correct Answers Index finger
In order to avoid a low tackle a person should apply a double
suprascapular strike and what else? Correct Answers Sprawl
SOLUTIONS
4 issues that help prepare an officer for disarming Correct
Answers 1. Relative distance
2. Distractionary windows
3. Absolute commitment
4. Follow up control
4 steps in weapon retention Correct Answers 1. Stabilize grip
2. Pull weapon to center
3. Release and stun
4. Distract if release fails
4 Weapon retention survival strategies Correct Answers 1.
Maintain reactionary gap
2. Identifying threatening body language
3. Develop predetermined survival response
4. Maintain psychological control of subject and environment
A baton is considered what level of control Correct Answers
Intermediate Weapon
A block to the 1,3, and 6 should be directed to the ? Correct
Answers Lower forearm
A Protestor refuses to get up while sitting at a clinic Correct
Answers Passive resistance
A suspect is glaring, in a fighting stance what level is this?
Correct Answers Psychological Intimidation
, A Suspect produces a knife and lunges towards you Correct
Answers Deadly Force assault
An officer must feel pressure on the back before attempting a
rear mount escape? True or False Correct Answers True
Energy system that reduces your peripheral vision by 70%
Activates SNS Correct Answers ATP/PC System
For officer safety, what is the safe distance referred to as?
Correct Answers Reactionary Gap (6 feet)
If an officer finds himself on the bottom in the ground position
the officer should distract the suspect, turn his hips to the
suspect or what else before attempting to escape? Correct
Answers Use lower legs to deliver kicks
If on the ground officers should use strikes to temporarily
disable or stun the attacker before attempting the shoulder pin
restraint. True or false? Correct Answers True
Important factors that can help prepare an officer in disarming a
suspect Correct Answers Distractionary window
In a wrist lock what finger to you apply pressure towards?
Correct Answers Index finger
In order to avoid a low tackle a person should apply a double
suprascapular strike and what else? Correct Answers Sprawl
