Pressure Point Control Tactics (PPCT) Flashcards

1
Q

There are over how many pressure points?

A

300

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2
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Define Pressure Point Control

A

Physical methods of control using nerve and pressure points or nerve motor points

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3
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Define Nerve Pressure Points

A

Located primarily in the head and neck area, except the jugular notch.

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4
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Define Nerve Motor Points

A

Concentrated within large muscle masses of the body

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5
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Look at the diagram on page 48

A

Look at page 48

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6
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Define Touch pressure

A

A digital tip pressure applied until commands are obeyed

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7
Q

What is the primary control principal used in touch pressure?

A

Pain compliance

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8
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What is touch pressure designed to control

A

Control low levels of resistance

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9
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What is touch pressure classified as?

A

Soft empty hand control

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10
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Define striking techniques

A

Mechanical strikes to a muscle mass on the body using the fluid shock wave principle

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11
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What is the primary control principal used in striking techniques?

A

Motor dysfunction

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12
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What are striking techniques designed to control

A

High levels of resistance; active aggression

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13
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What are hand and leg strikes to muscle mass considered?

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Hard empty hand control

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