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SOCE Exam - High Liability Definitions Questions and Answers 100% Pass Abandonment - giving up a right or interest with the intention of never again claiming it (First Aid) ABC's - airway, breathing, and circulation; assessment begins with ABCs (First Aid) Abdominal Evisceration - an open woun...

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SOCE Exam - High Liability
Definitions Questions and Answers
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Abandonment - ✔✔giving up a right or interest with the intention of never again claiming it (First Aid)


ABC's - ✔✔airway, breathing, and circulation; assessment begins with ABCs (First Aid)


Abdominal Evisceration - ✔✔an open wound where organs protrude from the abdominal cavity (First

Aid)


Ability - ✔✔the capacity a subject has to carry out his or her intent to cause death or great bodily harm

(Defensive Tactics)


Abrasion - ✔✔an open wound caused by scraping, shearing away, or rubbing the outer most skin layer

(First Aid)


Action - ✔✔the mechanism of a firearm involved with presenting the round or cartridge for firing, and in

removing the spent casing and introducing a fresh round or cartridge. This is also known as "cycling the

gun." (Firearms)


Active Resistance - ✔✔a subject's use of physically evasive movements directed toward the officer;

examples include bracing, tensing, pushing, or pulling to prevent the officer from establishing control

over the subject. (Defensive Tactics)



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Acuity - ✔✔sharpness of vision (Vehicle Operations)


Advanced Directive - ✔✔Documents a patient's request to withhold specific medical care (First Aid)


AED - ✔✔automated external defibrillator (First Aid)


Aggressive Resistance - ✔✔A subject's attacking movements toward an officer that may cause injury but

are not likely to cause death or great bodily harm to the officer or others (Defensive Tactics)


AIDS - ✔✔acquired immune deficiency syndrome, caused by HIV (First Aid)


Airborne Infection - ✔✔Any infection spread from person to person through the air; caused by breathing

in microscopic, disease-bearing organisms called pathogens (First Aid)


Amniotic Sac - ✔✔the bag of fluid surrounding the fetus (First Aid)


Ampere - ✔✔the measure of electrical current or power (CEW/DFSG)


Amputation - ✔✔the gross removal of an appendage (First Aid)


Anaphylaxis - ✔✔a severe allergic reaction in which air passages swell and restrict breathing (First Aid)


Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) - ✔✔An electronic braking system that monitors and controls each of

the wheels during braking to keep them from locking (Vehicle Operations)


Apex - ✔✔the center point of any curve (Vehicle Operations)


Arterial Bleeding - ✔✔bright red blood spurting from a wound, indicating a severed or damaged artery

(First Aid)


Asthma - ✔✔results from the narrowing of airway passages, causing breathing difficulties (First Aid)




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AVPU - ✔✔method for identifying four levels of patient responsiveness: alert, verbal, pain, and

unresponsiveness (First Aid)


Avulsion - ✔✔an injury characterized by a flap of skin, torn or cut, that may not be completely loose from

the body (first Aid)


Balance - ✔✔a position in which the head is over the hips, and weight is distributed evenly between the

feet; necessary for performing defensive tactics (DT)


Balance Displacement - ✔✔a controlling technique used to break the subject's balance through the use of

leverage principles (DT)


Barricade Position - ✔✔a position behind cover (Firearms)


Birth Canal - ✔✔the passage the fetus is pushed through during delivery (FA)


Block - ✔✔reactionary techniques using the arms, legs, or body to deflect or redirect a subject's

impending strike to other areas of the body (DT)


Bloodborne Pathogens - ✔✔pathogenic microorganisms in human bodily fluids (FA)


Body Movement - ✔✔how an officer approaches a subject or enters a scene (DT)


Breach of Duty - ✔✔the failure of an officer to act or failure to act appropriately (FA)


Breath Control - ✔✔important in the aiming process; breathing while trying to aim causes the handgun to

move vertically along with the rise and fall of one's chest (F)


Bruising - ✔✔an obvious discoloration (black or blue) of the soft tissue at the injury site (FA)




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