Chapter 5 Dart Firing Stun Gun

Question 0

The marks left on a subject’s body after drive stun applications.

Answer 0

Signature marks

Question 1

A broad classification for unexplained in-custody deaths; usually occurs twenty minutes to two hours after the suspect has been taken into custody.

Answer 1

Sudden In the Custody Death Syndrome

Question 2

The predetermined amount of time (usually five seconds) that a stun device will discharge automatically when activated.

Answer 2

Cycle

Question 3

A form of psychosis which can result from drug use, typically

Answer 3

Drug induced psychosis

Question 4

External electric impulses that interfere with the eclectic impulses used by the human nerve system to communicate with the skeletal muscles, causing physical incapacitation.

Answer 4

EMD

Question 5

A broad classification for unexplained in-custody deaths; usually occurs twenty minutes to two hours

Answer 5

SDS

Question 6

The measure of electrical current or power.

Answer 6

Amp

Question 7

Force that is not intended to cause death or great bodily harm; non deadly.

Answer 7

Nonlethal

Question 8

(EMD) - external electric impulses that interfere with the electric impulses used by the human nerve system to communicate with the skeletal muscles, causing physical incapacitation.

Answer 8

Electro muscular disruption

Question 9

The predetermined amount of time (usually five seconds) that a stun device will discharge automatically when activated.

Answer 9

Cycling

Question 10

(DFSG) - a hand-held stun gun which propels electrified darts/probes.

Answer 10

Dart Firing Stun Gun