PPCT| 60 Questions| Correct Answers|
Verified(RATED A)
1. Tactical
2. Legal
3. Medical - ANSWER 3 components of acceptability?
Total Control Theory
One plus One Theory - ANSWER Two philosophies
Psychological Intimidation
Verbal Non-Compliance
Passive Resistance
Defensive Resistance
Active Aggression
Deadly Force Assaults - ANSWER Levels of Resistance
Officer Presence
Verbal Direction
Soft Empty Hand Techniques
Hard Empty Hand Techniques
Intermediate Weapons
Deadly Force - ANSWER Levels of Control
Safe zone that officer should maintain
6 ft in dealing with others - ANSWER Reactionary gap
is to temporarily incapacitate the enemy. 3-7 seconds - ANSWER Stunning technique
Distraction techniques - ANSWER The use of control techniques that weaken motor
action that change the thought process.
Balance displacement - ANSWER use of control techniques that displays balance of the
principle of leverage
Motor dysfunction - ANSWER is a control striking technique that controls motor nerves
of impairment. 30 seconds to several minutes
Fluid Shockwave Principle - ANSWER Method of striking that maximizes kinectic
energy transfer
The basis of all PPCT strikes
Touch Pressure
, Striking - ANSWER The two methods of application?
1. Velocity
2. Mass
3. Energy duration - ANSWER Efficiency of fluid shockwave dependant on 3 things?
1. Perception
2. Analyze/evaluate
3. Formulate a strategy
4. Motor initiation - ANSWER 4 stages of reaction time?
1. Penetrate
2. Disengage - ANSWER PPCT Reactionary Options
Approach to Contact
Control upon Touch
Speed of Application - ANSWER Tactical Considerations
When the subject has committed a crime
When the subject is an escape risk
When the subject is a safety hazard - ANSWER Liabilities of Handcuff Application
Transport Wrist lock - ANSWER Pain Compliance Technique that requires a
combination of equally applied pressure and Counter Pressure
Side Curl- Transport Wrist Lock
Straight Arm Lockout- Straight armbar takedown - ANSWER Escort Position Resistance
Nerve Pressure points
Nerve motor points - ANSWER PPCT Methods of Application
Parasympathetic Nervous System
Sympathetic Nervous System - ANSWER The Autonomic Nervous System is divided in
two branches
Inverted U Law - ANSWER Relationship between heart rate and performance
115 to 145 BMP - ANSWER Heart range for Optimal Performance
Proteins - ANSWER Group of Amino Acids that maintain and build muscles
Adenosine Triphosphate/Phosphocreatine ATP/PC System
Lactic Acid System
Aerobic System - ANSWER The human body relies on three energy systems
Verified(RATED A)
1. Tactical
2. Legal
3. Medical - ANSWER 3 components of acceptability?
Total Control Theory
One plus One Theory - ANSWER Two philosophies
Psychological Intimidation
Verbal Non-Compliance
Passive Resistance
Defensive Resistance
Active Aggression
Deadly Force Assaults - ANSWER Levels of Resistance
Officer Presence
Verbal Direction
Soft Empty Hand Techniques
Hard Empty Hand Techniques
Intermediate Weapons
Deadly Force - ANSWER Levels of Control
Safe zone that officer should maintain
6 ft in dealing with others - ANSWER Reactionary gap
is to temporarily incapacitate the enemy. 3-7 seconds - ANSWER Stunning technique
Distraction techniques - ANSWER The use of control techniques that weaken motor
action that change the thought process.
Balance displacement - ANSWER use of control techniques that displays balance of the
principle of leverage
Motor dysfunction - ANSWER is a control striking technique that controls motor nerves
of impairment. 30 seconds to several minutes
Fluid Shockwave Principle - ANSWER Method of striking that maximizes kinectic
energy transfer
The basis of all PPCT strikes
Touch Pressure
, Striking - ANSWER The two methods of application?
1. Velocity
2. Mass
3. Energy duration - ANSWER Efficiency of fluid shockwave dependant on 3 things?
1. Perception
2. Analyze/evaluate
3. Formulate a strategy
4. Motor initiation - ANSWER 4 stages of reaction time?
1. Penetrate
2. Disengage - ANSWER PPCT Reactionary Options
Approach to Contact
Control upon Touch
Speed of Application - ANSWER Tactical Considerations
When the subject has committed a crime
When the subject is an escape risk
When the subject is a safety hazard - ANSWER Liabilities of Handcuff Application
Transport Wrist lock - ANSWER Pain Compliance Technique that requires a
combination of equally applied pressure and Counter Pressure
Side Curl- Transport Wrist Lock
Straight Arm Lockout- Straight armbar takedown - ANSWER Escort Position Resistance
Nerve Pressure points
Nerve motor points - ANSWER PPCT Methods of Application
Parasympathetic Nervous System
Sympathetic Nervous System - ANSWER The Autonomic Nervous System is divided in
two branches
Inverted U Law - ANSWER Relationship between heart rate and performance
115 to 145 BMP - ANSWER Heart range for Optimal Performance
Proteins - ANSWER Group of Amino Acids that maintain and build muscles
Adenosine Triphosphate/Phosphocreatine ATP/PC System
Lactic Acid System
Aerobic System - ANSWER The human body relies on three energy systems
