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NFPA70 Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers What is an Arc Flash? - Answer-A short circuit that jumps through the air from one exposed conductor to another. What makes an Ar Flash dangerous? - Answer-Temperatures of up to 35k' F, shrapnel, molten metal, chocks, shockwave (2k lbs/foot^2), soud (140 dB), burn injuries. Hazard/Risk Category 1 contains PPE requirements. What are they? - Answer-hardhat, safety glasses, hearing protection, heavy duty leather gloves, leather work shoes....

Relationship between performance and heart rate - ANSWER Inverted U Law Bony portion of hand to brachial plexus origin - ANSWER Deadly force Joint lock to resisting subject who locks his arm out - ANSWER Hard empty hand Baton to deliver fluid shockwave strike - ANSWER Intermediate weapon Officer tells suspect to step out of car - ANSWER Verbal

PPCT Written Test Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Relationship between performance and heart rate - ANSWER-Inverted U Law Bony portion of hand to brachial plexus origin - ANSWER-Deadly force Joint lock to resisting subject who locks his arm out - ANSWER-Hard empty hand Baton to deliver fluid shockwave strike - ANSWER-Intermediate weapon Officer tells suspect to step out of car - ANSWER-Verbal direction Angle kick to common perronial - ANSWER-Hard empty hand Tactical consider...

HFRG CH. 7 Pressure Point Control TacticsIdentify the 2 HFRG methods of application and the most applicable Control Principle for each - correct answer 1. Touch Pressure -to create pain compliance -touching the pressure point with the digital tip of the fingers and then applying pressure until verbal commands are obeyed -Soft empty had control 2. Striking -used to cause a Motor Dysfunction of a nerve motor point -Hard Empty Hand control List the 5 steps that should be followed to cor...

What is an Arc Flash? - ANSWER A short circuit that jumps through the air from one exposed conductor to another. What makes an Ar Flash dangerous? - ANSWER Temperatures of up to 35k' F, shrapnel, molten metal, chocks, shockwave (2k lbs/foot^2), soud (140 dB), burn injuries. Hazard/Risk Category 1 contains PPE requirements. What are they? - ANSWER hardhat, safety glasses, hearing protection, heavy duty leather gloves, leather work shoes. What proper electrical PPE protect you from? - AN...

PPCT Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 When is an officer justified in using intermediate weapons? - ANSWER-When hard empty hand control has failed, or officer believes that hard empty hand control will be insufficient to establish control. When deadly force is not justified. What are 2 motor points in the arms used for blocking? - ANSWER-radial & median What are 3 motor points in the legs used for striking? - ANSWER-common peroneal, femoral, tibial What are the 3 striking tech...

If pain compliance technique is held too long after a subject has complied with an officers verbal commands, the Subject will either become unconscious or - Answer Escalate resistance De-escalte resistance Follow commands of the officer An officer uses the bony portion of his hand to deliver a strike to an offenders brachial plexus origin - Answer Deadly force respond Compliance controls Physical controls The heart rate zone for optimal performance is - Answer 110-160 115-14...