PPCT - In Class Questions With Complete Solutions
Acronym PAFI means? Correct Answers - Perception,
Analyze/evaluate, formulate strategies, and motor initiation.
At approximately 145 beats for minute what begins to diminish?
Correct Answers Complex motor skill begin to deteriorate.
Define combat anxiety, survival stress, and combat stress?
Correct Answers - Combat Anxiety - The anticipation of danger
- Survival Stress - A deadly force threat perception that initiates
a SNS mass discharge.
- Combat Stress - Post event mental & psychological symptoms
resulting from activation of the SNS
Disarming Procedure are? (PROCEDURE) Correct Answers -
Parry the weapon and move the target, secure the weapon,
disarm and stun, if disarm fails, distract and repeat.
Four Issues that Prepare Officers for a Disarming Encounter?
(THEORY) Correct Answers - Relative distance, distractionary
windows, absolute commitment disarming, follow up control.
In PPCT what are the levels of Resistance? Correct Answers -
Psychological intimidation, verbal noncompliance, passive
resistance, defensive resistance, active aggression, and deadly
force assault.
Regarding to the energy systems, what is the effects of ATP/PC,
Lactic Acid, and Aerobic? Correct Answers - ATP/PC as a fuel
source is limited to 10 to 15 seconds
, - Lactic Acid systems active from 10-15 seconds to 2 minutes
- Aerobic system dependent on conditioning.
Three tactical considerations for handcuffing? Correct Answers
- Approach to contact, control upon contact, and speed of
application
Two types of neck restraints are? Correct Answers - Trachea
and Vascular
What are the components of acceptability? Correct Answers -
Tactical, Legal and Medical
What are the Control Principals for PPCT? Correct Answers -
Pain Compliance, Stunning, Distraction Technique, Balance
Displacement, Motor Dysfunctions
What are the different strikes with a baton? Correct Answers -
Forward fluid shock wave strike, Forward cutting strike, and
Backhand strike.
What are the levels of control? Correct Answers - Officer
presence, Verbal direction, Empty hand control (soft and hard),
intermediate weapons, and deadly force.
What are the methods of application? Correct Answers - Touch
pressure or striking
What are the neck brace principals? Correct Answers - Level I:
Rear neck lock, No compression
- Level II: Mechanical compression until conscious compliance
Acronym PAFI means? Correct Answers - Perception,
Analyze/evaluate, formulate strategies, and motor initiation.
At approximately 145 beats for minute what begins to diminish?
Correct Answers Complex motor skill begin to deteriorate.
Define combat anxiety, survival stress, and combat stress?
Correct Answers - Combat Anxiety - The anticipation of danger
- Survival Stress - A deadly force threat perception that initiates
a SNS mass discharge.
- Combat Stress - Post event mental & psychological symptoms
resulting from activation of the SNS
Disarming Procedure are? (PROCEDURE) Correct Answers -
Parry the weapon and move the target, secure the weapon,
disarm and stun, if disarm fails, distract and repeat.
Four Issues that Prepare Officers for a Disarming Encounter?
(THEORY) Correct Answers - Relative distance, distractionary
windows, absolute commitment disarming, follow up control.
In PPCT what are the levels of Resistance? Correct Answers -
Psychological intimidation, verbal noncompliance, passive
resistance, defensive resistance, active aggression, and deadly
force assault.
Regarding to the energy systems, what is the effects of ATP/PC,
Lactic Acid, and Aerobic? Correct Answers - ATP/PC as a fuel
source is limited to 10 to 15 seconds
, - Lactic Acid systems active from 10-15 seconds to 2 minutes
- Aerobic system dependent on conditioning.
Three tactical considerations for handcuffing? Correct Answers
- Approach to contact, control upon contact, and speed of
application
Two types of neck restraints are? Correct Answers - Trachea
and Vascular
What are the components of acceptability? Correct Answers -
Tactical, Legal and Medical
What are the Control Principals for PPCT? Correct Answers -
Pain Compliance, Stunning, Distraction Technique, Balance
Displacement, Motor Dysfunctions
What are the different strikes with a baton? Correct Answers -
Forward fluid shock wave strike, Forward cutting strike, and
Backhand strike.
What are the levels of control? Correct Answers - Officer
presence, Verbal direction, Empty hand control (soft and hard),
intermediate weapons, and deadly force.
What are the methods of application? Correct Answers - Touch
pressure or striking
What are the neck brace principals? Correct Answers - Level I:
Rear neck lock, No compression
- Level II: Mechanical compression until conscious compliance
