PPCT Final Exam 2023 Latest Test
Questions With Verified Solutions
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 Horse
The maximum % reduction of peripheral vision when SNS is activated is - Answer 70%
Three types of motor skills are - Answer Fine/Double Locking, Complex/Pursuit driving,
and Gross/pushing
Two methods of Application are - Answer Touch Pressure/Pain Compliance and
Striking/Motor Dysfunction
Proteins - Answer build muscle
Inverted U Law is - Answer stress going up and fine motor skills going down
The three energy systems are - Answer ATP/PC. lactic acid and Aerobic
Hicks Law is - Answer more options is a longer response time
The reactionary gap is - Answer the minimum safe zone/6ft
All the pressure points are - Answer Infra Orbital(under the nose), Mandibular
Angle(Earlobe), Hypoglossal(under jaw), Brachial Plexis(side of neck), jugular notch,
Suprascapular, Radial(top of forearm), Median(bottom of forearm), Femoral(bottom of
thigh), Common Peroneal(top of thigh), and Supraficial
Four motivational Factors of Survival/Combat skills are - Answer create a need for kill,
learn skills quickly, positive training experience, and positive field experience
Soft Writing is - Answer watching the act
Hard Writing is - Answer performing the task
Questions With Verified Solutions
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 Horse
The maximum % reduction of peripheral vision when SNS is activated is - Answer 70%
Three types of motor skills are - Answer Fine/Double Locking, Complex/Pursuit driving,
and Gross/pushing
Two methods of Application are - Answer Touch Pressure/Pain Compliance and
Striking/Motor Dysfunction
Proteins - Answer build muscle
Inverted U Law is - Answer stress going up and fine motor skills going down
The three energy systems are - Answer ATP/PC. lactic acid and Aerobic
Hicks Law is - Answer more options is a longer response time
The reactionary gap is - Answer the minimum safe zone/6ft
All the pressure points are - Answer Infra Orbital(under the nose), Mandibular
Angle(Earlobe), Hypoglossal(under jaw), Brachial Plexis(side of neck), jugular notch,
Suprascapular, Radial(top of forearm), Median(bottom of forearm), Femoral(bottom of
thigh), Common Peroneal(top of thigh), and Supraficial
Four motivational Factors of Survival/Combat skills are - Answer create a need for kill,
learn skills quickly, positive training experience, and positive field experience
Soft Writing is - Answer watching the act
Hard Writing is - Answer performing the task
