Ppct

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 considerations for handcuffing - Answer Approac...

The autonomic Nervous System is divided in two branches what are they? - 1. PNS= Parasympathetic Nervous System / 2. SNS = Sympathetic Nervous System A person can experience 70% reduction peripheral vision during the activation of sympathetic nervous system. True or False - True What concept between heart rate and performance which examines the optimal heart rate zone for optimal performance? - Inverted-U Law What is the optimal performance heart rate? - 115 to 145 BPM What are the food t...

What are the three PPCT Components of Acceptability? - ANSWER Tactical Acceptability; Legal Acceptability; Medical Acceptability Tactical Acceptability - ANSWER Develop system based on the most common types of resistance encounters; develop techniques based on gross motor skills (Inverted-U Law), Minimize response options Legal Acceptability - ANSWER Examine existing case law; Develop a use of force continuum according to case law Medical Acceptability - ANSWER Extensive medical researc...

Autonomic nervous system is divided into two branches - ANSWER Parasympathetic nervous system PNS and sympathetic nervous system SNS Four situations known to activate SNS - ANSWER Objective threat perceptions, objective fear perceptions, physical exhaustion, and startle response. Mental states in combat - ANSWER Combat anxiety, survival stress and combat stress. Tunnel vision causes reduction in peripheral up to - ANSWER 70 percent Motor skill classifications - ANSWER Fine, complex, ...

What three standards were used to create HFRG techniques? - ANSWER Tactical, Legal, & Medical Definition of combat anxiety? - ANSWER Anticipation of danger. Definition of survival stress? - ANSWER Deadly force threat that activates the sympathetic nervous system. Definition of combat stress? - ANSWER Mental / psychological symptons of going from SNS to PNS "backlash." How can you manage backlash? - ANSWER Laying horizontally, eating fast burning carbohydrates.

PPCT Components of Acceptability - ANSWER Tactical, legal, and medical Gross motor skills - ANSWER Minimal fine motor control, very little complexity, and not affected by stress. Hicks law - ANSWER Reaction time increases approximately 150 milliseconds when the response option increases from one to two. (An officer's reaction time increases proportionally when the number of skills in a system increase because more time is required to process) PPCT - ANSWER Pressure point and control ta...

What are the three components of acceptability of PPCT - ANSWER 1. legal 2. medical 3. tactical The most common types of resistance are based on which component of acceptability? - ANSWER Tactical Research that determined PPCT was ok legally according to case law was based on what component of acceptability? - ANSWER Legal Who developed PPCT? - ANSWER Bruce Case Siddle When was PPCT developed? - ANSWER March, 1981 What are the philosophies for force/control continuums? - ANSWER ...

Four specific triggers activate the SNS - ANSWER Objective threat perceptions, objective fear perceptions, physical exhaustion, and startle response Objective threat perceptions - ANSWER Include the fact that the threat is within close proximity, the time needed to control the threat is minimal, the person is not confident with his/her abilities, or the fact that the threat perception is a new experience Objective fear perception - ANSWER Include a person having fear of death, injury, kill...

Autonomic nervous system - ANSWER The ANS is divided into two branches, the parasympathetic nervous system and the sympathetic nervous system. What are the mental states in combat performance? - ANSWER Combat anxiety, survival stress, combat stress. Combat anxiety - ANSWER The anticipation of danger. Survival stress - ANSWER Deadly force threat perception that initiates the SNS discharge. Combat stress - ANSWER Deals with the post event mental and physiological symptoms that are a re...

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) Four triggers that activate SNS are? - AN...

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 Charlie

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) Four triggers that activate SNS are? - AN...