Use of force exam part 2

A law enforcement officer demonstrating safe handcuffing techniques in a controlled environment, with an emphasis on professionalism and tactical safety.

Use of Force Exam: Part 2

Test your knowledge on the critical aspects of use of force in law enforcement with this engaging quiz. Designed for professionals in the field, this quiz covers essential topics related to handcuffing techniques, de-escalation strategies, and safety protocols.

Key Features:

16 comprehensive multiple-choice questions
Evaluate your understanding of law enforcement practices
Gain insights into proper methods and safety measures

16 Questions4 MinutesCreated by EngagingForce21

When the Brachial Plexus Origin is struck with an open hand it will create a motor dysfunction to the brain

True

False

To reduce injury to the subject the handcuffs should always be double locked.

True

False

When doing escort control handcuffing the officer must establish physical contact prior to handcuffing

True

False

Handcuffing can only occur once control has been established

True

False

Baton strikes to the head and neck are considered lethal force and should never be applied.

True

False

The corresponding joint manipulation for a straight arm lock out is a transport wristlock

True

False

The clearing phase of a search involves asking the person if they have anything on their person that may be considered a weapon, or could cause harm to a person.

True

False

One of the communication de-escalation skills involves acknowledging and transitioning back to the issue at hand

True

False

The five step refusal approach is designed to gain cooperation from a verbally resistant subject.

True

False

The first contact approach is designed to overcome high level vents.

True

False

Distraction techniques last less than 3 seconds

True

False

Balance displacement consist of the following processes. A redistribution of the subjects body weight, leverage is applied above the joint, and officers Centre is used to maximize leverage.

True

False

When conducting a search it is imperative to ensure these 4 elements. The search is Legal, Safe, Thorough, and Methodical

True

False

Drug intoxication, chronic drug use, substance withdrawal, psychiatric illness, and alcohol are some triggers for Excited Delirium.

True

False

The four elements of the survival reaction time model are; perceive, analyze/evaluate, formulate a plan, and initiate motor reaction.

True

False

Use of force exam part 2

Use of Force Exam: Part 2

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