Control and Restraint

Question 1

Pressure points - shoulder and arm

Answer 1

Brachial plexus tie in
Suprascapular 
Median
Radial 
Jugular notch

Question 2

Pressure points lower body

Answer 2

Femoral
Common peroneal
Superficial peroneal
Tibial

Question 3

Components of accountability

Answer 3

Authorised
Justified
Excused

Question 4

Reaction time

Answer 4

Perception
Analyse/evaluate
Formulate strategies
Initiate motor action

Question 5

Safe distances

Answer 5

2m when subject is unarmed, 10m when subject has a weapon that isn’t a firearm

Question 6

Considerations for safe distance

Answer 6

Reactionary gap
Relative positioning
Body movement

Question 7

Reactionary gap options

Answer 7

Penetration
Evasion
Evacuation

Question 8

Interview position

Answer 8

1 1/2

Question 9

Escort position

Answer 9

2 1/2

Question 10

Controlling resistive behaviour

Answer 10

Pain compliance 
Stunning techniques
Distraction techniques
Balance displacement
Motor dysfunction

Question 11

Methods of pressure application

Answer 11

Touch pressure
Quick penetration
Dynamic

Question 12

Pressure points - head and neck

Answer 12

Mandibular angle 
Hypoglossal
Infra-orbital 
Brachial plexus origin 
Clavicle notch

Question 13

Phases of physical confrontation

Answer 13

Defend yourself
Subdue the person
Control the person by physical or psychological means
Verbalise

Question 14

Positional asphyxia preferred positions

Answer 14

Kneeling
Standing
Releases pressure on diaphragm

Question 15

COPS

Answer 15

Consider options practice safely

Question 16

PA risk factors

Answer 16

High temp, high humidity, obesity

Question 17

PA signs and symptoms

Answer 17

Gurgling or gasping
Sudden tranquility following a struggle 
Profuse sweating 
Panic
Cyanosis

Question 18

PA

Answer 18

Subjects body position obstructs breathing by compromising the intercostals and diaphragm which could lead to death

Question 19

Excited delirium

Answer 19

Extreme mental and physiological excitement often associated with substance abuse

Question 20

ED signs and symptoms

Answer 20

Overheating, hostility, hyperactivity, agitation, superhuman strength, aggression, endurance without fatigue and paranoia.

Question 21

Spit hood usage

Answer 21

Planned - with GM approval

Unplanned - spontaneous in use of Force incident

Question 22

Spit hood use age conditions

Answer 22

If a person has spat or bittern a person
Attempted to spit or bite a person
Spat in the confines of an escort vehicle or accommodation unit
Threatened to spit or bite
Has a history of spitting or biting