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Your dispatch to investigate an suspicious subject in front of an all-night convince store upon arrival you confront the subject who immediately produces a knife and lunges at you what type of resistance is he demisting? - ️️Deadly Force The criteria needed by an officer to be legally justified into restraining subject using handcuffs include witch one of the following? - ️️1. committed a crime / 2. Escape risk / 3. Safety hazard) all the above Levels of Control: You're an offic...

1. Officers are called to an abortion clinic to remove unwanted protesters. When officers attempt to escort a protester away from the scene, the protester goes "limp" and/or becomes "dead weight." - ️️Passive Resistance 2. The criteria needed by an officer to be legally justified to restrain a subject using the handcuffs include(s): - ️️The subject has committed a crime The subject is an escape risk The subject is a safety hazard to himself or others 3. The concept tha...

what are the three mental states during combat - ️️~Combat Anxiety - prior, anticipation of danger ~Survival Stress - during, deadly force threat perception initiates SNS discharge ~Combat Stress - post event mental/physiological symptoms that are a result of the SNS activation and the sudden return to the PNS. "PNS Backlash" What is the inverted U - ️️~Examines the optimal heart rate zone for optimal performance. ~As arousal increases so will motor performance to a point, i...

What are the four most common types of resistance officers encounter? - ️️1. Resistance during the handcuffing procedure 2. Passive actions 3. Escort position resistance 4. Active aggression What are the three energy systems the human body relies on? Describe them. - ️️1. ATP/PC System- Small energy bundles stored in the muscles. 2. Lactic Acid System- Once the ATP system is depleted, the LAS will act as afterburn fuel. 3. Aerobic System- Once the LAS is depleted, the AS becomes...

What is the striking principal that causes motor dysfunction based on maximum transfer of kinetic energy? - ️️fluid shockwave principal Subject being escorted suddenly curls his arm towards his chest, what is he doing? What do you follow up with? - ️️Side curl -- transport wrist lock The concept between heart rate and performance that examines the heart rates optimal performance is? - ️️inverted u-law A person can experience up to what reduction of peripheral vision during the ...

What are the tactical considerations while handcuffing? - ️️Approach the contact Control upon touch Speed of application What are the 3 types of subjects while handcuffing? - ️️Compliant Non-compliant Totally uncooperative The autonomic nervous system is divided into what two systems? - ️️Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS) Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS) What percentage in reduction of peripheral vision during SNS activation - ️️70% What is the concept that depicts r...

which of the following is a place where you can share a blog about a cool project you have been working on with mendix - Answer-the mendix community blog WHERE'S THE BEST PLACE TO FIND HINTS AND TIPS AS WELL AS THE LATEST INFORMATION ON CREATING A GREAT UX IN MENDIX? - Answer-check the newest updates at the atlAS UI site WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A wysiwyg EDITor - Answer-STUDIO To send feedback on a particular mendix app you need to - Answer-submit it via the feedback icon when can you s...

A critical success factor for companies working with Mendix is: - Answer-working in small crossfunctional teams How can you get the latest Mendix Desktop Modeler? - Answer-By downloading it for free from the Mendix Appstore. What is the Mendix Modeler? - Answer-A tool to create, develop, and deploy innovative apps at light speed. You can create a new app from the Mendix Developers Portal. - Answer-True If a scrum team gets stuck, because of things that are out of their control, who is resp...

Which of the following will strengthen signals as they move farther away from the headend through the trunk express system? - B) Distribution amplifiers. Which of the following describes a carrier wave? - B) A wave with a much higher frequency than the input signal. Which of the following describes modulation? - B) The reshaping of a carrier wave to include information contained by an input signal. Which of the following is the symbol for power? - W = watts Which of the following describe...

Which of the following devices were used to capture TV signals in the early days of television? A) Microwave Antenna. B) Antenna placed on the roof. C) Satellite Dish. D) Dowser Rod. - B) Antenna placed on the roof. Why did cable companies implement microwave technology? A) Because the equipment was inexpensive. B) Largely because the microwave signal was not amplified to reach the cable system. C) To obtain a better signal quality than antenna-delivered signal could offer. D) To fill v...