Juvenile Justice Specialist Exam
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115-145 BPM - ✔✔The optimal heart rate for optimal performance
Proteins - ✔✔Foods that maintain and build muscle that are used as an energy source
during times of stress and increase mental performance
Inverted U Law - ✔✔Concept that depicts the relationship between heart rate and
performance and examines the heart rate zone for optimal performance
70% - ✔✔A person can experience up to a ________ reduction of their peripheral field
during activation of the sympathetic nervous system
Parasympathetic Nervous System and Sympathetic Nervous System - ✔✔The
autonomic nervous system is divided into two branches
Tactical, Legal and Medical - ✔✔The components of acceptability for the PPCT system
Officer Presence - ✔✔The arrival of a uniformed officer in a marked patrol car would be
an example of
ATP/PC System - ✔✔The energy system that burns out after 10-15 seconds, reducing
the maximum output by 45%, is the
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, Soft Empty Hand Control - ✔✔A joint lock is an example of
Hard Empty Hand Control - ✔✔An angle kick to the subjects common peroneal is an
example
Deadly Force - ✔✔If an officer uses the bony part of his hand to deliver a strike to the
Brachial Plexus Origin is considered
Passive Resistance - ✔✔A person sitting with their arms and legs crossed at a clinic is
ordered to leave the area, but refuses. When the officer attempts to remove the subject
they go limp. This is an example of
Defensive Resistance - ✔✔When escorting a subject, he tries to pull away from the
officer. This is an example of __________
Active Aggression - ✔✔After trying to pull away, the offender starts kicking at the
officer. This is an example of ______
Level 2.5 - ✔✔When performing a joint lock takedown, the officer should rotate to
Reactionary Gap - ✔✔The area that should be maintained between an officer and a
potential offender that is distance proportional to the officer reaction time is known as
Speed in Application - ✔✔The tactical considerations for handcuffing are Approach to
contact, control upon touch, and ______________
before - ✔✔Officers should always handcuff a subject __________ searching
below the officers knee - ✔✔To prevent a subject who is being handcuffed from the
prone position from rolling over, keep the subjects hand ______________
Pain Compliance - ✔✔The control principal for touch pressure method of application to
the infra orbital
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2025 Questions and Answers 100%
Pass
115-145 BPM - ✔✔The optimal heart rate for optimal performance
Proteins - ✔✔Foods that maintain and build muscle that are used as an energy source
during times of stress and increase mental performance
Inverted U Law - ✔✔Concept that depicts the relationship between heart rate and
performance and examines the heart rate zone for optimal performance
70% - ✔✔A person can experience up to a ________ reduction of their peripheral field
during activation of the sympathetic nervous system
Parasympathetic Nervous System and Sympathetic Nervous System - ✔✔The
autonomic nervous system is divided into two branches
Tactical, Legal and Medical - ✔✔The components of acceptability for the PPCT system
Officer Presence - ✔✔The arrival of a uniformed officer in a marked patrol car would be
an example of
ATP/PC System - ✔✔The energy system that burns out after 10-15 seconds, reducing
the maximum output by 45%, is the
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, Soft Empty Hand Control - ✔✔A joint lock is an example of
Hard Empty Hand Control - ✔✔An angle kick to the subjects common peroneal is an
example
Deadly Force - ✔✔If an officer uses the bony part of his hand to deliver a strike to the
Brachial Plexus Origin is considered
Passive Resistance - ✔✔A person sitting with their arms and legs crossed at a clinic is
ordered to leave the area, but refuses. When the officer attempts to remove the subject
they go limp. This is an example of
Defensive Resistance - ✔✔When escorting a subject, he tries to pull away from the
officer. This is an example of __________
Active Aggression - ✔✔After trying to pull away, the offender starts kicking at the
officer. This is an example of ______
Level 2.5 - ✔✔When performing a joint lock takedown, the officer should rotate to
Reactionary Gap - ✔✔The area that should be maintained between an officer and a
potential offender that is distance proportional to the officer reaction time is known as
Speed in Application - ✔✔The tactical considerations for handcuffing are Approach to
contact, control upon touch, and ______________
before - ✔✔Officers should always handcuff a subject __________ searching
below the officers knee - ✔✔To prevent a subject who is being handcuffed from the
prone position from rolling over, keep the subjects hand ______________
Pain Compliance - ✔✔The control principal for touch pressure method of application to
the infra orbital
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