Define deadly force resistance

attacking movements with or without a weapon capable of being letha;

Define Less Lethal Weapon

Not designed to cause Death or great bodily harm

Define Defensive Tactics

Is a system of a controlled defensive and offensive body movements CJO use

What are DT techniques based on

Wrestling, martial arts and boxing

verbal or physical yielding to officers orders with no threat of resisting

Define fine motor skills

The muscle control required to make small, precise movements,

Provides energy needed by the brain, nervous system, red blood cell, etc

Allows you to move side to side to avoid or defend against an attack.

Define aggressive resistance

hostile, attacking movements that may cause injury but aren't lethal

Define complex motor skills

Tasks that require a combination of other skills using hand eye coordnation

Provides energy; builds and repairs body cells; is part of various enzymes

Define Passive resistance

subjects verbal or physical refusal to comply with an officers lawful order

Define Gross motor skills

Movements of the large or major muscles of the body

Define active resistance

subjects use of physically evasive movements directed toward the officer

944 F.S. addresses what

The use of force used by correctional officers and correctional probation

refer to the subject having the mean to carry out their intent tocause harm

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1
Posting is supporting the balance of the body using a limb
no, this is patrick
42
true
false
2
Opportunity means the subject is capable of acting on a plan to cause death or great bodily harm to others
no that’s ability
true
false
no, that’s intent
3
Define deadly force resistance
subjects verbal or physical refusal to comply with an officers lawful order
hostile, attacking movements that may cause injury but aren't lethal
attacking movements with or without a weapon capable of being letha;
subjects use of physically evasive movements directed toward the officer
4
The ____ test considers the overall facts of situation to determine if you had the authority to detain someone.
Hudson vs McMillan
Graham vs connor
totality of circumstances
Objective reasonableness
5
Achieving compliance or custody through the use of empty-handed techniques
Physical Domination
Passive aggressiveness
Physical compliance
Physical Control
6
Disengagement is discontinuing a command or physical use of force
False
True
7
What are the deciding factors ro use deadly force?
Offend, implement, Absorb
Age, observe, imitate
Ability Opportunity, intent
Illuminate, anticipate, oblige
8
True or false: Both Protein and Fat use meat, poultry, milk, nuts, seeds and oil to provide energy
False
True
9
Define Less Lethal Weapon
Designed to causes death and great bodily harm
That one <----
Designed to soften blows with each swing
Not designed to cause Death or great bodily harm
10
Define Defensive Tactics
Is a system of a controlled defensive and offensive body movements CJO use
Is a system of a Impulsive defensive and offensive body movements CJO use
Is a system of a controlled defensive and offensive body movements CGO use
Is a system of a controlled defensive and offensive arm movements CJO use
11
What are DT techniques based on
Wrestling, martial arts and boxing
Wrestling, martial arts
Krav maga, jiu jitsu
Tae kwon do, Kick boxing and Judo
12
What is compliance?
verbal or physical yielding to officers orders with no threat of resisting
forceful or mental yielding to officers orders with no threat of resisting
verbal or mental yielding to officers orders with no threat of resisting
verbal or general yielding to officers orders with no threat of resisting
13
Define fine motor skills
Tasks that require a combination of other skills using hand eye coordnation
The muscle control required to make small, precise movements,
Tunnel vision, inability to see close objects.
Movements of the large or major muscles of the body
14
Survival stress is the body and mind's response to a perceived threat.
False
True
15
Define carbohydrates
Provides energy and fatty acids; carries other fat-soluble nutrietnts.
Provides energy needed by the brain, nervous system, red blood cell, etc
Is the main source of energy provided to the body
Provides energy; builds and repairs body cells; is part of various enzymes
16
What is shrimping?
Allows you to move side to side to avoid or defend against an attack.
Yoda's species
Dipping your shrimp in Cocktail sauce
The art of boat shrimping
17
How is threat illustrated?
List of Threat levels
The rainbow of Threats
Rays threats
Threat awareness Spectrum
18
your demeanor and the way you exhibit confidence through erect position, alertness and attention to your surroundings
Commanders presence
Commanders Existence
Demanding Presence
Overseer's Atmosphere
19
Define aggressive resistance
hostile, attacking movements that may cause injury but aren't lethal
subjects verbal or physical refusal to comply with an officers lawful order
attacking movements with or without a weapon capable of being letha;
subjects use of physically evasive movements directed toward the officer
20
your ability to convey to subjects and onlookers that you are able and ready to take control
Command presence
Officers Presence
Captains presence
Ominous Aura
21
Define complex motor skills
Tunnel vision, inability to see close objects.
Tasks that require a combination of other skills using hand eye coordnation
The muscle control required to make small, precise movements,
Movements of the large or major muscles of the body
22
True or False: Cardiovascular training is any exercise that elevates the heart to 60% - 85%
False
True
23
Escalation & De-escalation are Legally permittable depending on the Subjects resistance level
True
False
24
Protein does what
Builds muscle
Provides energy and fatty acids; carries other fat-soluble nutrietnts.
Provides energy; builds and repairs body cells; is part of various enzymes
Provides energy needed by the brain, nervous system, red blood cell, etc
25
Define Passive resistance
subjects verbal or physical refusal to comply with an officers lawful order
attacking movements with or without a weapon capable of being letha;
subjects use of physically evasive movements directed toward the officer
hostile, attacking movements that may cause injury but aren't lethal
26
Force guidelines provide a framework for making decisions involving the reasonable use of force by CJO
true
false
yes
no
27
Define Gross motor skills
Tasks that require a combination of other skills using hand eye coordnation
The muscle control required to make small, precise movements,
Tunnel vision, inability to see close objects.
Movements of the large or major muscles of the body
28
Define active resistance
subjects use of physically evasive movements directed toward the officer
subjects verbal or physical refusal to comply with an officers lawful order
hostile, attacking movements that may cause injury but aren't lethal
attacking movements with or without a weapon capable of being letha;
29
Define prone
laying on side face up
standing upright
laying on back face to the right
laying on stomach face down
30
Once the officer gets control or ____, they must _____ the use of force.
mind control, Control
Disengagement, Escalate
Compliance, increase
Compliance, De-escalate
31
944 F.S. addresses what
Establishes that DOC has control over the supervisory and CCC of inmates
The use of force used by correctional officers and correctional probation
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Completely relinquishing control to another
Obey
Compliance
Submit
Surrender
33
The force guidelines provide a framework for making decisions involving the reasonable use of force by CJO.
True
False
34
The courts use _____ to decide whether and officers use of force was appropriate response to the subjects resistance
Totality of circumstances
Reasonable Force Acquisition
Objective Reasonableness
Pinpoint reasoning
35
intent is subjects intention to voluntarily make the body movement that becomes the act to commit a criminal offense
no, that’s opportunity
false
true
no that’s ability
36
What threat awareness level should you be at all times?
Red
White
Orange
Yellow
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Define ability
refer to the subject having the mean to carry out their intent tocause harm
refer to the inmate having the mean to carry out their intent to cause harm
refers to the subjects having the means to carry out the opportunity
subjects having the ability to carry out their intent to cause harm

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