HFRG PPCT INSTRUCTOR EXAM NEWEST

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HFRG PPCT INSTRUCTOR EXAM NEWEST

ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)

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What two branches make up the Autonomic Nervous System? - ANSWER- Sympathetic and parasympathetic

What energy system burns out after 10-15 seconds, reducing the maximum output by 45%? - ANSWER- ATP System

What is the heart rate zone for optimal performance? - ANSWER- 115-145 bpm

During activation of the sympathetic nervous system, what percentage of the peripheral vision can be lost? -

ANSWER- 70%

Which food type maintains and builds muscle, and are also used as an energy source during times of stress, 1 / 4

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increasing mental performance-Proteins, Fats or Carbohydrates? - ANSWER- Proteins

A temporary amnesia that can affect both the officer's memory and ability to write a report is know as... - ANSWER- Critical Incident Amnesia

The concept that depicts the relationship between heart rate and performance, and examines the heart rate zone

for optimal performance is known as: - ANSWER-

Intercepted-U Hypothesis

The PPCT Training System is based upon three PPCT

components of acceptability. They are: - ANSWER-

Acceptability: Tactical, Legal, Medical

If a subject resists from the escort position by pulling his arm away from the officer, what type of resistance would that be considered? - ANSWER- Active Resistance

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If a subject is being interviewed and they throw a punch at the officer, what type of resistance would that be considered? - ANSWER- Active Aggression

While officers investigate a complaint of trespassing, they confront a subject who assumes a combative type stance and just glares at them. What would that be? - ANSWER- Psychological Intimidation/Inactive Resistance

Officers respond to investigate a suspicious subject in front of an all-night liquor store and upon arrival, are confronted by a subject who immediately produces a

knife and lunges at the officers. This is considered: -

ANSWER- Deadly Force Assault

If a subject is not willing to comply with an officer's commands and makes threatening statements to the

officer, this would be considered: - ANSWER- Passive

Resistance/Inactive Resistance

Officers attempt to escort a protester from a rally and as they do, the protester goes "limp" and becomes "dead 3 / 4

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weight". This is considered which type of resistance? - ANSWER- Passive Resistance/Inactive Resistance

The use of a joint lock to control a subject who has resisted would be considered what type of response by the officer? - ANSWER- Pain Compliance

An officer tells a subject to step out of the car. This type

of officer response is: - ANSWER- Officer

Presence/Verbal Direction

An officer uses the bony portion of his/her hand to deliver a strike to an offenders brachial Plexus Origin. This is

considered: - ANSWER- Deadly Force Response

For officer safety, the minimum safe zone that an officer

should maintain is referred to as: - ANSWER-

Reactionary Gap

If an officer uses their baton to deliver a Fluid Shockwave Strike to an offenders Tibial nerve motor point, is it considered: - ANSWER- Intermediate Weapon Controls

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