PPCT Complete Questions &
Answers(RATED A)Correct 100%
3 components of acceptability - ANSWER Tactical, Legal, Medical
Autonomic Nervous System - ANSWER regulates organs of the body, such as heart,
stomach and intestines
1. Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) - ANSWER - non stressful condition, lower
heart rate, blood pressure, sharper skills.
2. Sympathetic nervous system (SNS) - ANSWER - acts to prepare the body to react to
stressful situations, releases epinephrine and nor epinephrine. Activates fight or flight
syndrome.
Mental states in Combat - ANSWER 1. Combat anxiety - the anticipation of danger.
2. Survival stress - deadly force threat perception.
3. Combat stress - Post event mental and physiological symptoms resulting from
activation of the SNS.
Four activation triggers: - ANSWER 1. Objective threat perception - threat is within close
proximity, time to react is minimal.
2. Objective fear perception - fear of death, injury, killing, incorrect decision making, or
failure.
3. Physical exhaustion - caused by energy depletion or inadequate nutrition.
4. Startle response - threat that is spontaneous, unexpected and within close proximity.
Perceptual Narrowing: - ANSWER Perceptual senses which provided the brain with
constant flow of information.
Motor skill Classification: - ANSWER - Fine: require eye/hand coordination (115 HBPM)
- Complex: involve a series of muscle groups working in a series of movements (115-
145 HBPM)
- Gross: large muscle or muscle groups, strength skills improves with an adrenalin
increase (175 HBPM and above)
(OPTIMAL HEART RATE IS BETWEEN 115-145 HBPM)
(PNS) Backlash and Triggers: - ANSWER 1. (PNS) backlash may experience negative
symptoms
2. Dizziness
3. Excessive bleeding
4. Shock
5. Exhaustion
Answers(RATED A)Correct 100%
3 components of acceptability - ANSWER Tactical, Legal, Medical
Autonomic Nervous System - ANSWER regulates organs of the body, such as heart,
stomach and intestines
1. Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) - ANSWER - non stressful condition, lower
heart rate, blood pressure, sharper skills.
2. Sympathetic nervous system (SNS) - ANSWER - acts to prepare the body to react to
stressful situations, releases epinephrine and nor epinephrine. Activates fight or flight
syndrome.
Mental states in Combat - ANSWER 1. Combat anxiety - the anticipation of danger.
2. Survival stress - deadly force threat perception.
3. Combat stress - Post event mental and physiological symptoms resulting from
activation of the SNS.
Four activation triggers: - ANSWER 1. Objective threat perception - threat is within close
proximity, time to react is minimal.
2. Objective fear perception - fear of death, injury, killing, incorrect decision making, or
failure.
3. Physical exhaustion - caused by energy depletion or inadequate nutrition.
4. Startle response - threat that is spontaneous, unexpected and within close proximity.
Perceptual Narrowing: - ANSWER Perceptual senses which provided the brain with
constant flow of information.
Motor skill Classification: - ANSWER - Fine: require eye/hand coordination (115 HBPM)
- Complex: involve a series of muscle groups working in a series of movements (115-
145 HBPM)
- Gross: large muscle or muscle groups, strength skills improves with an adrenalin
increase (175 HBPM and above)
(OPTIMAL HEART RATE IS BETWEEN 115-145 HBPM)
(PNS) Backlash and Triggers: - ANSWER 1. (PNS) backlash may experience negative
symptoms
2. Dizziness
3. Excessive bleeding
4. Shock
5. Exhaustion
