Unit Twenty

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a TCLEOSE approved defensive tactic?
Combat-ready stance?
Knee strikes?
Run away?
Handcuffing techniques?

(20.1.1,2,3,4)

Answer 1

Run away.

Question 2

The combat ready stance is helpful in all the following except:
Holding/grabbing?
Self defense?
Strikes?
Handcuffing?

(20.1.1)

Answer 2

All of these.

Question 3

When demonstrating the combat-ready stance position. the foot position should be:

(20.1.1)

Answer 3

Approximately 2/3 of shoulder width apart front to rear, and one half shoulder width apart side to side.

Question 4

What is the purpose for the knee-strike to the abdomen technique?

(20.1.3)

Answer 4

To stop forward momentum of aggressive suspect.

Question 5

When executing a knee-strike to the abdomen to an individual, what action will it immediately cause?

(20.1.3)

Answer 5

Physical incapacitation due to loss of breath.

Question 6

What is the purpose of the radial strike?

20.1.5

Answer 6

To loosen a grip or hold.

Question 7

What is the purpose for the escort technique?

20.1.6

Answer 7

To safely escort a potentially uncooperative suspect.

Question 8

What is the purpose of the straight-arm bar technique?

20.1.7

Answer 8

Method of controlling an uncooperative subject through principles of pain compliance.

Question 9

Some tactical purposes and effects of the straight-arm bar technique are:

(20.1.7)

Answer 9

Allows control of uncooperative suspect.
Takedown/pain compliance.
Prone stabilization of suspect.

Question 10

Excessive use of the radial strike will cause all of the following except:
Possible disruption of the radioulnar joint?
Possible fracture of radius?
Possible fracture of elbow?
release of all bodily functions?

Answer 10

The release of all bodily functions.