Test #11

What are secondary striking points when using a baton?

Where is the danger zone?

Signs of unconsciousness may occur in as little as:

What is the kill zone?

In order to achieve functional stability to be effective, the officer must acquire what (4) things?

What are the levels of officer control?

Where is the attack zone?

If properly applied, it takes about how many seconds to render someone unconscious with the carotid?

Weaknesses of standard handcuffing:

Male subject is holding knife, standing behind a brick wall, what is the element of force:

OC should be delivered from a minimum distance of:

What locations are considered lethal force when striking with a baton?

Where are serious injury points when using a baton?

Primary striking points for batons:

What is the force maxtrix?

Side effects from OC Spray

Acosta was at a party and spiked the punch with liquor. What crime did he commit?

David was at a gas station and got upset with someone. He cranked of 2-3 rounds in the air not hitting anyone. What is this?

When do we notify the FBI of a bank robbery of it is federally insured?

What is the main reason for bait bills?

One of the first things to establish when responding to missing person

One of the most significant factors with missing persons is:

T/F if a person is missing you should start search at the home

During a missing child investigation the officer should first determine:

What is required for 13-2002.A.2?

Where are most VINS located?

Is it a misdemeanor or felony to alter or destroy a VIN

What is the first thing you should do if you're on a call and your partner goes down and the suspect is not yet apprehended?

What needs to be considered when placing a subject on the ground during summer months?

What kind of shock occurs due to blood loss?

What could be confused for a diabetic emergency?

What could be a possibility when dealing with chest pain that is persistent?

What kind of bleeding appears to be oozing?

What is it called when someone has two broken ribs at one location of the rib cage?

What is considered a "true emergency"?

What is it called when someone walks away from treating a patient?

What is the best method to treat a patient with an impaled object?

What kind of incident may require the use of a medical helicopter?

What does SAMPLE stand for?

What is AVPU?

How many pelvises does a person have?

What system controls the blood flow?

What does venous bleeding look like?

What should be done if you respond to a subject who OD's and is awake but not answering questions?

The best way to avoid a civil lawsuit is accurate and detailed documentation

What should you look for after finding someone in a snowstorm?

What is the most important thing to do when approaching an injury with electrical impact?

How many liters of blood are in the human body?

After an OIS with an extended ETA for EMS, what should officers do if the suspect starts having bubbles come out of the chest wound?

What is triage?

What is an ischemic stroke caused by?

A 56 year old man experienced a sudden severe headache and then became unresponsive he has a history of high bloody pressure the most likely cause of his condition is

During your assessment of a patient who was stabbed you see an open wound to the left anterior chest, your most immediate action should be to

Does the ratio between pediatric and adult patients matter?

When would you determine if there is inadequate breathing?

What would not be detected while gathering an initial general impression of a patient?

If a citizen violates a direct order during traffic control, you can arrest them

When directing traffic, what should be done to the traffic flow if a pedestrian approaches?

When are officers authorized to remove unattended vehicles?

Why would a vehicle be used to assist in regulating traffic movement?

How is a whistle used to start the flow of traffic?

If a citizen is needed to direct traffic, what should they do?

If officers arrive and a citizen is directing traffic, officers should relieve them as soon as possible.

What are some psychological responses to being victimized?

What should be done to help communicate with victims?

Victims rights also apply to traffic accidents.

How can a victim be exposded to secondary victimization?

What is the best thing to use when speaking to victims?

What makes a hazardous materials call different

Points to consider when enrt to a hazmat call

Who is in charge of hazmat incidents on the freeway?

Where are shipping papers usually found?

Which is the placard for flammable solids?

What is BLEVE

How many hazard classes are there?

What was the ERG designed to be used for?

What are the four primary indicators of dealings with hazardous material?

What is the most visible sign of power and government in the united states?

What is part of high context culture?

What is part of low context culture?

What percent of the public supports LE?

What percent of LE is communication?