Hfrg defensive tactics - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Use of force litigation will target? - Answer- Negligent training or excessive force HFRG Defensive Tactics System has a design methodology consisting of what research? - Answer- Tactical, Medical, Legal, survival stress, motor learning Two tactical options? - Answer- Engage or disengage What's the tactical research parameters when involving the selection of subject control techniques? - Answer- 1. Mission 2. Tactical application 3. Tactical requirements 4. Tactical environment 5...

Use of force litigation will target? - Answer Negligent training or excessive force HFRG Defensive Tactics System has a design methodology consisting of what research? - Answer Tactical, Medical, Legal, survival stress, motor learning Two tactical options? - Answer Engage or disengage What's the tactical research parameters when involving the selection of subject control techniques? - Answer 1. Mission 2. Tactical application 3. Tactical requirements 4. Tactical environmen...

Takedowns - ANSWER-Technique used to bring a resisting subject from a standing position to the ground, making it easier to control him or her. Telegraphing - ANSWER-Small eye, or foot movement in the direction that an officer plans to move. Temporary Motor Dysfunction - ANSWER-A type of incapacitation that causes temporary impairment of muscle function

psychological - ANSWER-as anxiety increases or decreases, it creates a ________________ imbalance mind body responses - ANSWER-elevated heart rate, increase in respiration, and the pausing of digestion reactions to survival stress - ANSWER-fight, flight, posture, and submit submit - ANSWER-To completely relinquish control to another posture - ANSWER-displaying a show of force without actually using force motor performance changes - ANSWER-fine, gross, and complex motor skills fine motor ...

Visualcontrol: - ANSWER-the ability to see both the subject's hands and to know that those hands hold no weapons visual distortion: - ANSWER-when experiencing survival stress and physiological changes in the eye, vision may become distorted weapon of opportunity: - ANSWER-an item an officer has at hand that can be used as a potential impact weapon when needed, such as a broomstick, flashlight, clipboard, or radio Totality of circumstances - ANSWER-a term the court uses to refer to all fa...

Universal Precautions-ANSWER-A set of procedures designed to prevent transmission of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus, and other bloodborne pathogens to first aid or health care providers. Unusual Occurence-ANSWER-Any incident that is out of the ordinary and disrupts the normal operations of the facility. Upper Receiver Group-ANSWER-houses the bolt assembly group USDOT-ANSWER-Sets the standard for the EMS System, even though each state regulates its own EMS

Services offered by Law Enforcement - ANSWER-Communication/ Interaction with public, protecting the public Main Roles of a Law Enforcement Officer - ANSWER-Supporter, Stabilizer & Enforcer Emotional Intelligence - ANSWER-The ability to identify and cope with their own emotions while also doing the same for those around them. Role of CJSTC - ANSWER-Officer certification, employment, training, maintenance of records and officer conduct

secluded area - ANSWER-hidden from general view or use escaping the bear hug attack - ANSWER-be heard, drop down, get away escaping the strangle hold attack - ANSWER-chin to elbow, spin out, be heard assessing the situation - ANSWER-Evaluate surroundings quickly and accurately determine appropriate response. head-snap - physical attack - ANSWER-attempting to cause harm to another person. attacker protocol - ANSWER-vulnerable victim, secluded area, escape-ability