Vehicle Operations
This rule establishes a minimum safe following distance for all vehicles and provides space and time for a driver to react to potential hazards
What is Three-Second Rule
What type of consent is assumed when a patient's actions indicate permission for treatment?
What is Implied Consent
What produces a large volume of gas when ignited?
What is Powder
The movement often know as a hip escape.
What is Shrimping
What is a measure of electrical current or power?
What is Ampere
The transfer of a vehicle's weight causing an end-for-end motion resulting in the vehicle turning 180 degrees on a horizontal plane.
What is Yaw.
What airborne disease primarily affects the respiratory system and can be reduced through proper ventilation, fresh air, and opening vehicle windows during transport?
What is Tuberculosis (TB)
When moving to cover, be aware of foot placement to avoid tripping. You may need to run, crawl, slide step or ______
What is 'duck walk'
What is 5 sources of carbohydrates.
What are breads, cereal grains, bread, pasta, rice, fruit, vegetables, milk, and sugar.
What is the quickest and safest way to restrain a non-compliant subject exhibiting drug impairment?
What is use a CEW
According to s. 316.237 F.S, a vehicles headlights should reveal a person how many feet away with high beams? and how many feet away with low beams?
What is 450 feet with high beams. What is 150 feet with low beams.
What life threatening condition occurs when the heart and blood vessels fail to deliver enough oxygen rich blood to the body's vitals organs?
What is Shock
When talking about principles of tactical response this refers to the use of unrestricted speed, strength, surprise, and aggression to stop a threat.
what is Violence of action
What is hostile attacking movements that may cause injury but are not likely to cause death or great bodily harm to officers or others?
What is Aggressive resistance.
What is the desired target area for a CEW when the subject is turn away from you?
What case law refers to - Officers may be liable if their actions are sufficient to "shock the conscious" of the court
What is County of Sacramento v. Lewis
What are 4 examples of symptoms of a TBI?
What is Changes in LOC/altered mental status, unequal size of pupils, discoloration around the eyes and behind the ears, trouble breathing, vomiting, seizures, coma, paralysis.
If a person fails to properly secure a firearm, allowing a minor under 16 to gain access to it without parental permission or lawful supervision and a minor then displays that firearm in public, what degree offense has that person committed?
What is Second Degree misdemeanor
The subject is capable of acting on a plan to cause death or great bodily harm to the officer or others.
What F.S.S. governs the use of CEWs?
What is F.S.S. 943.1717
What case law stated that an officer or agency has no duty to guarantee a person's safety unless a special relationship exists between the law enforcement and that person?
What is DeShaney v. Winnebago County Department of Social Services.
What are 6 examples of symptoms of an overdose?
What is Pinpoint pupils, blue or purplish black fingernails or lips, unresponsiveness, loss of consciousness, breathing or heartbeat has stopped or slowed, choking sounds or snore like gurgling, pale or clammy face, vomiting, stomach pain, dizziness, loss of balance, seizures, hallucinations, agitation, paranoia.
What are the 4 parts of the Force Guidelines decision making process
What is Subject resistance, situational factors, Officer response, and Justification.
How does the CEW disrupt a body's communication system?
What is by generating a high-voltage and low-current electrical charge.