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What is the difference between cover and concealment in the context of tactical defense?

Cover provides protection from gunfire or harmful objects, while concealment hides you from view but offers little or no protection.

Explain the concept of Level of Resistance and Level of Control in the Use of Force Continuum.

Level of Resistance refers to the type of assault or resistance encountered, while Level of Control indicates the appropriate level of force response.

List the 12 pressure points and their corresponding names (in English and Chinese).

Mandibular angle 下頷骨角 2. Infraorbital nerve 眶內神經 3. Hypoglossal nerve 舌下神經 4. Median nerve 橈正中神經 5. Femoral nerve 股骨神經 6. Tibial nerve 脛骨神經 7. Superficial peroneal 踝前 8. Common peroneal nerve 腓骨神經 9. Radial nerve 橈側神經 10. Suprascapular nerve 肩胛上端神經 11. Brachial plexus (origin) 臂神經叢源 12. Brachial plexus (tie in) 鎖骨末臂神經叢

What are the 5 principles of RC?

<ol> <li>Pain compliance 2. Stunning 3. Distraction 4. Balance Displacement 5. Motor Dysfunction</li> </ol> Signup and view all the answers

Explain the concept of deadly force control and give an example.

<p>Deadly force control is a level of control used in response to a deadly force assault, for example, using an irritant device such as OC foam.</p> Signup and view all the answers