What is:
1. Lawfully Placed
2. Officer believe force was reasonable
3. Grandma Test
100
What are the 2 branches of ANS
What is Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS) and Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS)
100
What are the reactionary options
What is Penetrate and Disengage
100
What are the PSA/Stuns control principles ?
What is Pain compliance, Motor Dysfunction, Stunning Techniques, Balance Displacement and Distraction Techniques
100
Describe DS-ALPS
What is double lock, search, ask, look, pat, squeeze
200
What Use of Force Model do the Sheriffs use
What is AACP Use Of Force model
200
Combat Stress can be activated by ?
What is Objective Threat Perception, Objective Fear Perception, Startle Response and Physical Exhaustion
200
What are the 7 Tactical Principles?
What is Winning mentality, one plus one, time distance, threat cues, cover and concealment, de-escalation and verbal commands
200
Time until unconciousness
What is 5 - 30 seconds
200
What are the OC related Tactics
What is Shielding, Distance, Movement, Surprise and Verbalization
300
What are the 5 Officer response options
What is Officer Presence, Communication, Physical Control, Intermediate Weapons and Lethal Force
300
What are the Symptoms of SNS
What is
1. Rapid Breathing
2. Cottonmouth
3. Muscular Tremors
4. Increased Heart Rate
5. Sweaty Palms
6. Visual Difficulty
7. Loss of Concentration
8. Loss of Bowel Control
300
What is the reactionary gap
What is 6 ft
300
2 types of Neck Restraints
What is Respiratory and Vascular
300
What are the 4 categories you aim for when striking with a baton
What is major muscle, minor muscle, joints or bones and head neck throat
400
What are Impact Factors and give 2 examples
What is Officer, Subject and Environment
400
What are the 5 PNS backlash symptoms
What is
- Dizziness
- Exhaustion
- Symptoms of shock
- Excessive muscle tremors
- Excessive bleeding
400
What are the positions on a person ?
What is Inside position, Level I Interview position, Level II, Level II 1/2 escort and Level III
400
What are the 4 Physiological Factors
What is Venous Compression, Vagus Stimulation, Valsalvia Maneuver and Carotid Compression
400
What are the Psychological effects of OC
What is Fear, Panic, Thought process interruption and goal re-orientation
500
Describe AIM
What is Ability, Intent and Means
500
What are the two PTSD Symptoms
What is Avoidance and Re-living the event through
500
What are the common types of Resistance
What is Passive Actions, Active Assautive, Escort position resistance and Resistance during handcuffing
500
What are the Technical Aspects
What is Approach, Arm placement, Grip, Compression and Takedown procedure
500
What are the 3 open mode strikes for a baton
What is Forward Fluid Shockwave Strike, Cutting Strike and Direct