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The Ans is divided into two branches

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The parasympathetic nevous systen and the sympathetic nervous system

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Sympathetic nervous system releases cortisol into the body to

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Fight or flee

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3
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The parasympathetic nervous system allows us to

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Rest and digest

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4
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Optimal heart rate zone and performance

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115-145

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5
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Combat anxiety is defined as

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“The anticipation of danger and its before

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6
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Survival stress is defined

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as a deadly force threat perception that intiates SNS discharge (During)

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Combat stress is defined

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Deals with the post event mental and physsiological symptoms sa result of the sns activation and the sudden return to parasympthetic nervous system.

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8
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Inverted U law

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Performance will deterioate as stress increases. Proposes that formance will gradually deterioate as stress increases

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9
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Fine motor skills

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Writing hand/eye coordination and hand dexterity. 115 heart beat until deteriates

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10
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Complex motor skills

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Those muscle skill groups in a sries of movements such as shooting stance. Heart rate deteriates at 145

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11
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Gross motor skills

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Large muscle groups example such as straight punch and forward baton strike

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12
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Proteins

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Are groups of amino acids that maintain and build muscle used as a energy source during times of stress and increase mental performance

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13
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Hydration

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Research confirms that performance is impared when we are dehydrated In fact as little as 2% or a persons weight

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14
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What is the first step Reaction time model?

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Perception

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15
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What is the second Step of Reaction model

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Analyze

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16
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What is the third step of reaction model?

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Formulate

17
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What is the fourth step of the reaction model?

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Motor ignitiation

18
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Two motor points used for blocking in arm

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radial and median

19
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Three motor points for striking

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Common perineal, femoral, tibia

20
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Forward Fluid Shockwave strike

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Strongest strike

21
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Backhand cutting Strick

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Weakest Strike

22
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Fluid Shock Wave Principle

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Method of striking that maximizes the kinetic energy transfered

23
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If someone does a side curl what do you do?

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Transport wrist lock

24
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If someone does a Straight arm bar

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Straight arm bar take down

25
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When do we double lock?

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When is tactically safe to do so

26
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Two methods of application control principle

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Nerve pressure points and nerve motor points and touch pressure and striking.

27
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What are the tactical considerations of hand cuffing

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Approach to contact- Every subject is resistant

Control upon touch- Arest subjsct does not realize the situation until their handcuffed

Speed in application

28
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What is the most common subject that a officer will have to deal with

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Totally cooperative subject

29
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The three types of subjects

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  1. Totally cooperate subject the most common type of subject that officers will have to face they comply with commands of arrest.
  2. Potentially uncooperatice subject-The most dangerous subject to handcuff
  3. Totally uncooperative subject-There is not an effect handcuffing method that works and you have the person under control
30
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What is the most dangerous person an officer will deal with

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Potentially uncooperative.

31
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Handcuffing without repercussions

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  1. When the subject committed a crime.
  2. When the subject is a escape risk
    3, Subject is a safety hazard.
32
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What position do never want to be in with a inmate?

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1 (Inside position)

33
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What position do you escort a inmate

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2 1/2 position

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