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HFRG Skills AcademyOptimal Heart Beat for performing complex motor skills - correct answer 115-145 BPM What happens during SNS (Sympathetic Nervous System) activation? - correct answer 1. "Fight of Flight" 2. SNS dominates all VOLUNTARY and INVOLUNTARY systems 3. Visual perceptions become dom...

HFRG Practical Test ReviewHandcuffing Standing Method - correct answer 1. Start from level II-1/2 2. Control thumb using double push method 3. Flip under technique (Shake hand, rotate thumb up) 4. Apply second cuff Control principle: speed in application Double lock when it's TACTICALLY safe ...

HFRG: PPCT INSTRUCTOR GUIDE FOR TEST PART IITypes of Neck Restraints? - correct answer Respiratory & Vascular Respiratory Neck Restraint - correct answer applies forearm pressure to the trachea. Control is established through pain compliance and strangulation. Considered deadly force Vascular ...

HFRG Nerve Pressure Points and Nerve Motor PointsMandibular Angle Pressure Point - correct answer location: behind the base of the ear lobe (between the mastoid and the mandible) method of application: touch pressure direction of travel: in and toward tip of nose. method of application: pain comp...

HFRG FinalIdentify the mental states in combat - correct answer Combat Anxiety (Before), Survival Stress (During) and Survival Anxiety (After) Define the autonomic nervous system including its two branches, their functions, and the balance between the two - correct answer Part of the peripheral n...

HFRG defensive tacticsidentify the mental states of combat. - correct answer combat anxiety, survival stress combat stress identify the autonomic nervous system - correct answer heart stomach and intestines identify the percentage of reduction in tunnel vision - correct answer 70% identify ...

HFRG CH. 7 Pressure Point Control TacticsIdentify the 2 HFRG methods of application and the most applicable Control Principle for each - correct answer 1. Touch Pressure -to create pain compliance -touching the pressure point with the digital tip of the fingers and then applying pressure until ver...

HFRG CH. 5 Tactical HandcuffingIdentify the 3 types of subjects an officer will handcuff - correct answer Totally Cooperative Subject: The most common type of subject that officers will face. Majority of arrests will be misdemeanor. Potentially Uncooperative Subject: The most dangerous subject t...

Chapter 7 HFRGEli Whitney - correct answer -first musket made of interchangeable parts (parts exactly alike) -first step in making tools to help unskilled workers make uniform parts Mass production - correct answer Production of goods in large quantities Industrial Revolution - correct answe...

Chapter 4 Identify the three components of acceptability that underline the research philosophy of the HFRG system - correct answer Tactical acceptability, legal acceptability, medical acceptability Identify the two philosophies for force/control continuum's - correct answer Total control t...

EXCOM, NAV RADARS, ICOMFrequencies - correct answer HF 3Mhz-30Mhz VHF 30Mhz-300Mhz UHF 300Mhz-3Ghz SHF 3Ghz-30Ghz EHF 30Ghz-300Ghz HF: 3Mhz-30Mhz URC 131 High Frequency Group (HFRG) - correct answer Transmitters: 10 • 8 Broadband • 2 Narrowband Receivers: 20 (EXTERNAL...

HFRG Threat Pattern Recognition Use Of ForceThe organs in our body, such as the heart, stomach and intestines, which are regulated by this part of the nervous system called the - correct answer Autonomic Nervous System Divided into two branches. PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM PNS, AND THE SYMPATH...

HFRG Threat Pattern Recognition QuizCombat Anxiety - correct answer "The anticipation of danger," this application may lead to a gradual deterioration of both mental and physical skills. Tactical Combat Guy Combative Female Combat Anxiety None of the Above Survival Stress - correct answer...

HFRG Threat Pattern Recognition Use Of ForceWhen it is tactically safe to do so. - correct answer Double Lock Handcuffs Pistol Grip. - correct answer Handcuff Grip 1. Combat Anxiety. The anticipation of danger. 2. Survival Stress. Deadly force threat perception 3. Combat Stress. Post event, ...

HFRG Threat Pattern Recognition Use Of Force 1. Approach to contact. - correct answer Tactical Considerations 2. Control upon touch. - correct answer Tactical Considerations 3. Speed of application. - correct answer Tactical Considerations When it is tactically safe to do so. - correct ans...

HFRG CH. 8 Defensive Counterstrikes Identify the Tactical Methodology of the HFRG Defensive Counterstrikes - correct answer 1. Techniques on the inside of the reactionary gap 2. Techniques used on the edge of the reactionary gap Identify the DC technique considerations - correct answer 1. Use n...

HFRG Threat Pattern Recognition Use Of Force Tactical Considerations - correct answer 1. Approach to contact 2. Control upon touch 3. Speed of application Double Lock Handcuffs - correct answer When it is tactically safe to do so. Handcuff Grip - correct answer Pistol Grip Mental States ...

HFRG nerve pressure points & Nerve motor pointsmandibular angle - correct answer Behind the base of ear lobe Hypoglossal nerve pressure point - correct answer Approx 1inch forward of the R angle of mandible and 1 inch under jaw, in the notch of jaw bone Brachial Plexus origin nerve pressure po...

HFRG Chapter 3 Combat Human FactorsMental states in combat - correct answer Combat anxiety, survival stress, combat stress combat stress - correct answer combat stress: change in mental function or behavior during combat as a result of actual battle conditions or the potential for battle conditio...

HFRG Testcombat anxiety - correct answer defined as the "anticipation of danger" survival stress - correct answer defined as a "deadly force threat perception that initiates the SNS response combat stress - correct answer deals with the post event mental and physiological symptoms that are ...

SW LEA HFRG Chapter 4 Combat Use of Force and Survival PrinciplesWhat are the three components of acceptability of the HFRG System? - correct answer Tactical, Medical and Legal What is tactical acceptability? - correct answer Tactical research shows officers need to select control techniques for ...

HFRG Ch. 9 Shoulder Pin Restraint SystemIdentify two types of neck restraints and the level of control for each - correct answer Respiratory Restraint: a method of control that applies forearm pressure to the trachea -control is established through pain compliance and strangulation -respiratory re...

HFRG CH. 3 Combat Human FactorsIdentify the mental states in combat - correct answer Combat Anxiety Survival Stress Combat Stress Combat Anxiety - correct answer The anticipation of danger; may lead to a gradual deterioration of mental and physical skills Survival Stress - correct answer a d...

HFRG Ch. 10 Impact Weapon/Collapsible Baton SystemIdentify when an officer is justified in using intermediate weapons - correct answer 1. Empty hand control has failed, or the officer believes that empty hand control will be insufficient to establish control 2. The use of deadly force is not just...

SW LEA HFRG Ch 2 and 3 Week 2What is use of force used for? - correct answer To control unlawful behavior. How does an officer act in an tactical environment? - correct answer An officer acts reactively to a subject's unlawful actions. What happens as the officer's stress levels increase in ...