PPCT

The levels of patient resistance are - ANSWER Intimidation, Verbal, Passive, Defensive, Active, and Deadly Force Levels of control are - ANSWER Presence, Verbal, Contact, Compliance, and High Level control techniques The 5 PPCT Control Principle are - ANSWER Pain Compliance,Stunning, Distraction, Balance Displacement and Motor Dysfuntion The common name for a motor dysfunction is - ANSWER a

What three standards were used to create HFRG techniques? - ANSWER Tactical, Legal, & Medical Definition of survival stress? - ANSWER Deadly force threat that activates the sympathetic nervous system Definition of combat stress? - ANSWER Mental / psychological symptoms of going from SNS to PNS "backlash" Autonomic nervous system has two branches. What are they? - ANSWER Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS) & Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS)

The autonomic nervous system is divided into what two systems? - ANSWER Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS) Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS) What percentage in reduction of peripheral vision during SNS activation - ANSWER 70% What is the concept that depicts relationship between hear rate and performance and examines optimum heart rate for performance? - ANSWER InvertedU

(1) Approach to contact (2) Control upon touch (3) Speed of application - ANSWER What are the tactical considerations of handcuffing? Total control theory - ANSWER Which force/control continuum is based on the use of intermediate weapons to counter all resistance/ force? One-Plus-One Theory - ANSWER Which force/ control continuum is based on the use of one level of force higher than the level of resistance used by the subject? On the side of the neck, to the rear, where the trapeziu...

What are the two counter strikes? - ANSWER Straight punch, Palm heel strike What are you trying to achieve with a pressure point? - ANSWER Pain Compliance What are you trying to achieve with a strike? - ANSWER Motor Disfunction What is the main target of the two counter strikes? - ANSWER Torso

1. The autonomic nervous system is divided into two branches, the parasympathetic nervous system and the sympathetic nervous system. - ANSWER True 2. A person can experience up to 70% reduction in peripheral vision during activation of the SNS. - ANSWER True 3. The concept that depicts the relationship between heart rate and performance and examines the heart rate zone for optimal performance is known as: - ANSWER Inverted - U Law 4. The heart rate zone for optimal performance is: - ANS...

When an officer positions himself directly beside the subject, this tactical position is known as: - ANSWER Level ll The tactical considerations for handcuffing are approach to contact, control upon touch and: - ANSWER Speed in application

What two branches is the autonomic nervous system broken into? - ANSWER 1. Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) 2. Sympathetic nervous system (SNS) Describe the PNS - ANSWER Rest and Digest, this allows us to save energy - blood pressure decreases and the heart beats slower. Describe the SNS - ANSWER Fight or Flight, uses more energy- blood pressure increases and the heart beats faster. What is the balance between the "Fight and Flight" of

The autonomic nervous system has two branches, what are they? - ANSWER Sympathetic and parasympathetic The concept between heart rate and performance that examines the heart rates optimal performance is? - ANSWER inverted u-law A person can experience up to what reduction of peripheral vision during the activation of sns? - ANSWER 70% The heart rate for optimal performance is? - ANSWER 115-145 bpm Foods that maintain and build muscle are known as?

(2) Pathways - ANSWER Cortical and Sub- Cortical Sub-Cortical - ANSWER Visual Process 0.012 sec Cortical - ANSWER Visual process 0.33 sec