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HFRG PPCT INSTRUCTOR GUIDE FOR TEST PART II COMPLETE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS.
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HFRG: PPCT INSTRUCTORGUIDE FOR TEST PART II
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Types of Neck Restraints?
Respiratory & Vascular
Respiratory Neck Restraint
applies forearm pressure to the trachea. Control is established
through pain compliance and strangulation. Considered deadly force
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Vascular Neck Restraint
A method of control that applied forearm/wrist and bicep/deltoid
pressure to the sides of the neck. control is established by vascular
body compression.. Considered Hard Empty-Hand Control
, Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint
Venous Compression
Results in vascular congestion of the vascular bodies in the head
and neck.
Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint
Vagus stimulation
stimulation of the Vagus Nerve running parallel to the common
carotid artery which can slow down the heart rate.
Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint
Carotid Compression
Compression of the Carotid Arteries supplying blood to the brain.
Four types of physiological factors of the Vascular Restraint
Valsalva Maneuver
pressurization of the chest cavity, control is established by using a
combination of all four physiological actions.
The Three Levels of Neck Compression ** Written + Practical **
Level I: Rear Neck Lock, No Compression
Level II: Mechanical Compressions until conscious compliance
Level III: compression until unconscious.
Should you ever put two knees on an unconscious person?
No
how long to regain consciousness from Shoulder Pin Technique?
5-30 seconds. Check vitals call for medical.
In most states the definition of deadly force is?
1. Force that is likely to cause death
2. Force that may cause serious or great bodily harm.
When striking nerve motor points with impact weapons and batons
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