Block 1 Final Test

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The term "Light Hands" means?

Less than 100%

JITTS means?

Jewelry
Injury
Tap out
Training area
Stretching

What instruction governs ORM?

OP NAV INST 3500.39

ORM is a ___1____ process of identifying and controlling ___2___?

1. Closed loop

2. Hazards

ORM has ____ steps.

I AM IS (5) Identify, Assess, Make risk decisions, Implement controls, Supervise

ORM has ___ principles

(4)

1. Accept risk only when benefits outway the cost.

2. Accept no unnecessary risk.

3. Anticipate and manage risk by planning.

4. Make risk decisions at the right level.

Hazard

Condition with the potential to cause personal injury or death, property damage or mission degregadation.

Cause

Something producing an effect, result of consequence.

Severity

Expected consequence of an event in terms of degree of injury, illness, property damage, or other mission-impairing factor.

Controls

Actions taken to eliminate hazards or reduce risk.

Risk

An expression of possible loss in terms or probability and severity.

Residual risk

Risk remaining after controls have been identified or selected.

Mishap

Unplanned or unexpected.

Near mishap

Was avoided merely by chance

Hazardous condition

If allowed to go unchecked or uncorrected.

How many components to the expandable baton? What are they?

6. Threaded tip, friction lock shaft, retention collar, grip, retention clip, replaceable cap.

ORM is applied on __ levels.

1. Time critical (on the run)

2. Deliberate (planning operations)

3. In-depth (long term planning)

MACH 1 & 2 are what type of holds?

Strength and entry

___ are a fundamental part of dealing with any disruptive situation.

Communication skills.

MACH 3, 4 and 5 are what type of hold?

Skill level

Purpose of communication skills

*recognize anxious, aggressive, and violent behavior.

*compassionate methods

*personal empowerment

*minimize injury

What MACH emphasizes trading places with you subject?

MACH 3

THREE areas of non-verbal communications

1. personal space & reactionary zone

2. eye communication

3. gesture

MACHs ___#s___ take subjects backward, while MACHs __#s___ take subjects foward.

Backward (1, 3, 5)

Foward (2, 4)

*remember, Walking "backwards" is ODD (get it?)

Reactionary zone (distance?)

4-6 ft

When determining someone's personal space, what 4 areas are considered?

GCUE - also keep in mind "size is NOT a factor"

*gender

*cultural & ethnic differences

*upbringing

*environmental differences

Eye communication shows what?

CACS.

Concern - tilting head forward

Authority - direct eye contact

Confidence - eye contact/head erect

Support - eye contact / nodding head

If there is a discrepancy between verbal & nonverbal messages (signals) you should believe what?

NON-VERBAL

There are __ stages of conflict & management?

1. Anxiety

2. Verbal aggression (testing stage)

3. Physical aggression

Force

To do violence; to compel by physical or intellectual means.

Imminent

About to occur - but does NOT mean immediate or instantaneous.

CJCSI 3121.01

Standing rules for the use of force for US forces.

(ENCL "L")

Withing US territories

SECNAVIST 5500.29C

Use of force & carrying of firearms by Navy.
Implements DoD directive 5210.56 - use of force & carrying firearms by ALL DoD.

DoD directive 3000.3

Policy for Non-lethal weapons.

Combat mindset

always plan for the worse case scenario

Decisiveness

never hesitate

Aggressiveness

Don't stop until you have control.

*aggressive force does NOT mean excessive force

5 levels of mindset

WHITE - total vulnerability

YELLOW - nonspecific alert

ORANGE - specific threat

RED - prepared to use deadly force

BLACK - Mental shut down

The single most important trait required to effectively employ the use of force continuum is?

Sound judgement.

The General Types of subjects are?

1. Passive - person who does NOT physically resist.

2. Active - person who DOES physically resist.

Passive subject types

1. Passive compliant - Will follow verbal task direction.

2. Passive resistor - Does not physically resist but will NOT follow task direction.

Active subject types

1. Active resistor - Does NOT attack, but physically resists; pulling away, bracing etc.

2. Active aggressor - Physically attacks.

Levels of force - how many and what are they?

1. Presence

2. Verbal commands

3. Soft controls (handcuffs/flexcuffs)

4. Hard controls (OC/MACHS/Punches/Strikes)

5. Intermediate weapons (baton/MWD)

6. Deadly force

Deadly force triangle

Capability (weapon or means)

Opportunity (within effective range)

Intent (demonstrated through verbal or actions/hostility)

OPNAV FORM 5512/2

Authorization to carry firearms "license to carry"

NLW capabilities provide __ ____ ___ that could be considered prior to employing deadly force.

the lesser means

Non-lethal weapons

Explicitly designed and primarily employed to incapacitate personnel while minimizing fatalities, permanent injury to personnel.

Use of Non-lethal weapons (Does / doesn't) mean there is a zero chance of death.

Does NOT

*NLW NOT required to have zero probability of fatalities.

What is the primary target area when employing OC?

Facial area, assuring coverage of the eye zone.

What is the classification of OC?

Inflammatory

What is level 1, 2 and 3 Contamination?

1. Direct contact

2. Indirect contact

3. Area

What is the authorized capsaicinoid content percentage for military use?

.18% - .22%

The most active and pungent capsaicinoid is ___ .

Capsaicin

Components of the MK-4 (OC) canister (how many?)

7. Nozzle, canister, safety cover, actuator button, valve stem, valve assembly, tube.

*you must be able to identify each on a picture

Spray pattern is...

How the OC is displaced when leaving the nozzle of the can.

Methods of delivery is (OC)

How the OC is applied to the aggressor. (side to side)

Minimum spray distance?

36 inches

How long is a subject monitored after OC?

2 hours

Percent of population allergic to OC?

.005%

What are contaminated subjects monitored for?

Airway

Breathing

Circulation

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