MAI WRITTEN EXAM: QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED A+
ANSWERS 2025-2026 EDITION!
Terms in this set (47)
What are the main target areas of Head, neck, torso, groin, extremities
the body
What are the primary weapons Arms (hands and elbows) legs (feet and knees)
of the body?
o Nose: produces pain compliance
o Eyes: Attacking the eyes may result in water, involuntary
What are the pressure points of closing, pain, and even shock
the body and where they are o mastoid process (neck): result in pain to gain compliance
located o brachial plexus (in the shoulder underneath the collarbone):
result in pain to gain compliance
-C1 forms the joint connecting the skull and spine
Which bone is attached to the lower
skull -Cervical vertebrae, occipital bone
o Radial
and ulnar nerves: along the radius and ulna bones (arm)
What are the different nerves
o Femoral nerve: inside of thigh
and where are they located?
o Peroneal nerve: outside of thigh
What is the cranium? Houses and protects the brain; made up of 8 dense bones
Immobilizing effects can occur due to air being trapped and
What is the result of an attack to forced down the external auditory canal; busted eardrum; loss
the ears?
of hearing; bleeding from the mouth or ear; balance could be
disrupted from a loss of equilibrium
What brings oxygenated rich Carotid artery
blood from the heart to the
brain?
What vertebrae support the head C1-C7
making up the neck?
What bones make up the arm? Humerus (upper arm), radius (thumb side), ulna (pinky side)
What is the result of an eye Attacking the eyes may result in water, involuntary closing, pain, and even
attack? shock
, What are the different types of Individual, small critical audience, dress rehearsal
rehearsals?
What are the main elements Instructional setting (classroom), Media / Equipment, Brief
when preparing for Support personnel, student materials, Pessonal appearance
instruction?
What should you review before a Training Schedule, Lesson plan, student materials, Media
period of instruction? , ORAW, 1PG , and Student test
What are the main elements Review lesson materials, conduct rehearsals, prepare the
when preparing a period of instructional environment
instruction?
Presentation flows smoothly, instructor appears
What is evident of effective
rehearsal knowledgeable, instructor appears comfortable, time limit
All required equipment is operational, media must be easily
What is required when setting up seen and heard, equipment must be in good condition and
media?
the media is appropriate to the
subject matter and target audience
What are the different Verbal, nonverbal, listening, questioning
communication techniques?
Used to train performance based instructional material with
What is the purpose of EDIP?
procedural steps that all individuals perform without deviation
Introduced before any training is conducted, throughout and enfarced. if not
covered, the instructor will be held directly responsible, All Safties
What are the safeties associated
are listed for each technique in respective chapters. Should be
with EDIP?
briefed in Introduction, but must be briefed prior to
demonstration.
What are the Responsibilities of Must fault check errors and reinforce safeties
the MAI during the practice
portion of EDIP?
Can the instructor just read the No, the instructor must conduct more in depth research than what the
citation for warrior studies? citation entails
GAIN ATTENTION, OVERVIEW, LEARNING OBJECTIVES,
WHAT IS GOLMEST
METHOD/MEDIA, EVALUATION, SAFETY/CEASE TRAINING,
TRANSITION
How many students are in a More than 100
formal lecture
How many students are in an Less than 100
informal lecture?
ANSWERS 2025-2026 EDITION!
Terms in this set (47)
What are the main target areas of Head, neck, torso, groin, extremities
the body
What are the primary weapons Arms (hands and elbows) legs (feet and knees)
of the body?
o Nose: produces pain compliance
o Eyes: Attacking the eyes may result in water, involuntary
What are the pressure points of closing, pain, and even shock
the body and where they are o mastoid process (neck): result in pain to gain compliance
located o brachial plexus (in the shoulder underneath the collarbone):
result in pain to gain compliance
-C1 forms the joint connecting the skull and spine
Which bone is attached to the lower
skull -Cervical vertebrae, occipital bone
o Radial
and ulnar nerves: along the radius and ulna bones (arm)
What are the different nerves
o Femoral nerve: inside of thigh
and where are they located?
o Peroneal nerve: outside of thigh
What is the cranium? Houses and protects the brain; made up of 8 dense bones
Immobilizing effects can occur due to air being trapped and
What is the result of an attack to forced down the external auditory canal; busted eardrum; loss
the ears?
of hearing; bleeding from the mouth or ear; balance could be
disrupted from a loss of equilibrium
What brings oxygenated rich Carotid artery
blood from the heart to the
brain?
What vertebrae support the head C1-C7
making up the neck?
What bones make up the arm? Humerus (upper arm), radius (thumb side), ulna (pinky side)
What is the result of an eye Attacking the eyes may result in water, involuntary closing, pain, and even
attack? shock
, What are the different types of Individual, small critical audience, dress rehearsal
rehearsals?
What are the main elements Instructional setting (classroom), Media / Equipment, Brief
when preparing for Support personnel, student materials, Pessonal appearance
instruction?
What should you review before a Training Schedule, Lesson plan, student materials, Media
period of instruction? , ORAW, 1PG , and Student test
What are the main elements Review lesson materials, conduct rehearsals, prepare the
when preparing a period of instructional environment
instruction?
Presentation flows smoothly, instructor appears
What is evident of effective
rehearsal knowledgeable, instructor appears comfortable, time limit
All required equipment is operational, media must be easily
What is required when setting up seen and heard, equipment must be in good condition and
media?
the media is appropriate to the
subject matter and target audience
What are the different Verbal, nonverbal, listening, questioning
communication techniques?
Used to train performance based instructional material with
What is the purpose of EDIP?
procedural steps that all individuals perform without deviation
Introduced before any training is conducted, throughout and enfarced. if not
covered, the instructor will be held directly responsible, All Safties
What are the safeties associated
are listed for each technique in respective chapters. Should be
with EDIP?
briefed in Introduction, but must be briefed prior to
demonstration.
What are the Responsibilities of Must fault check errors and reinforce safeties
the MAI during the practice
portion of EDIP?
Can the instructor just read the No, the instructor must conduct more in depth research than what the
citation for warrior studies? citation entails
GAIN ATTENTION, OVERVIEW, LEARNING OBJECTIVES,
WHAT IS GOLMEST
METHOD/MEDIA, EVALUATION, SAFETY/CEASE TRAINING,
TRANSITION
How many students are in a More than 100
formal lecture
How many students are in an Less than 100
informal lecture?
